‘Transformers: War for Cybertron’ E3 Trailer Hits The Web

Posted on June 9, 2010

With E3 just a week away, everyone is starting to make some interesting guesses on what is coming to the show floor. One thing we know for sure will be shown in its soon-to-be-released glory will be Transformers: War for Cybertron.

Releasing just a week after E3, June 22nd, War for Cybertron looks to be the biggest and best Transformers game to date.

Take a sneak preview below at the trailer scheduled for the Activision booth on the floor of E3 next week which features a special reveal of one of the game’s new boss battles, Trypticon.

Looking to be the forerunner to the Dynobots, this impressive beast looks like he is ready to put the hurt on Optimus and his Autobot compatriots.

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