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Watch Optimus Prime riding Grimlock (SFW)

4 February 2014
By James Etherington-Smith
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Like something out of an 8-year-old boy’s most epic fantasy battle, the movie teaser trailer for Transformers 4 shows Optimus Prime riding the king of Dinobots, Grimlock.

If you are in any way a fan of CGI, explosions, sentient alien robot races, explosions, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, and explosions, check out the trailer below.

Transformers 4 Age of Extinction is set to release in June 2014.

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  1. Lycanthrope
    05.02.2014 at 04:21

    lol @ “SFW” tag. Well-played, Mr Etherington-Smith :p

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I thought you don't report on news other sites have reported?
James Matthews on 19 Jun 2026
Console gaming destroy variety. AAA games and whole genres get dumbed down for contextualized one-button-push games, with no AI improvement...
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
Depending on the country you are living the PC is cheaper, EVEN if you only keep gaming in mind and...
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
hail keyboard and mouse. i agree on every point. mobile games are casual, not real games.
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
The console peasants aren't worthy to worship us. They must be "exterminated" :D
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018

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