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Adding to the industry’s growing tradition of trailers for trailers, check out this behind the scenes exploration of the Transformers: Fall of Cybertron VGA cinematic.

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Activision’s released the first trailer for Transformer: Fall of Cyberton during the Video Games Awards 2011 and it reveals the “beginning of the end”, as the autobots are shown fighting for survival in the last moments of their homeworld – Cyberton. The trailer’s all CG and features no gameplay footage. The High Moon studios developed title will be releasing in 2012 for PS3, and Xbox 360. You can watch the trailer after the break.

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It’s silly season, as Pat so eloquently didn’t put it, so here’s a – deep breath now – teaser trailer for a trailer to be shown at the VGAs for a game not to be confused with the prequel of very similar name.

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The first trailer for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron was revealed today at the New York Comic Con. More »

Activision has announced Transformers: Fall of Cybertron via the next Game Informer cover. According to the magazine, which will sport two different covers, Grimlock will be playable character and morph into his famed Dinobot form. The other cover shows Optimus Prime and Bumblebee. More on the game is revealed in the November issue, which is expected to land in mail boxes October 11. The game is out in 2012.

Activision has announced a tie-in title to the upcoming Transformers: Dark of the Moon film.

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Some screens for Transformers: War for Cybertron popped up today, and it looks rather nice.

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The first trailer for Transformer: War for Cybertron is out in the open. Get it after the break.

The game is set out of the movies – with it taking place before the first flick – and comes before the Autobots’ first contact with Earth, taking place on Cybertron in the midst of a war between Autobots and Megatron.

It’s due out later this year for PS3, 360 and PC. The title was announced at the VGAs back in December last year.

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Activison has put High Moon Studios and Radical to task on creating a new Transformers game and Spider-Man 4, respectively, according to a Variety report.

ActiBlizz CEO Bobby Kotick has previously stated that he wants the Transformers franchise to be an annual thing, so this is really no big shock.

According to The Cut Scene, neither game is tied to a movie and both are expected to release sometime in 2010.

This summer, the second Transformers game, Revenge of the Fallen, was developed by Luxoflux and is expected to co-launch with the film.

Activision’s confirmed it’s looking to “realign staffing” at Radical Entertainment and High Moon Studios, and is considering selling Massive Entertainment and Swordfish Studios.

For the record, Radical’s working on Prototype at the moment; High Moon’s just finished up work on Bourne; Massive’s working on the console versions of World in Conflict, now assumed canned; and it’s not clear what UK outfit Swordfish Studios was on right now.

The news comes alongside confirmation that of Sierra’s product slate, only Crash Bandicoot, Ice Age, Spyro, Prototype and an as-yet unannounced property will make the transition to the newly-formed Activision Blizzard.

Activision also said this morning that it’s considering selling Vivendi Games Mobile and Sierra Online.

“We are focused on improving efficiency across the combined organization and are concentrating on businesses where we have leadership positions that are aligned with Activision Publishing’s long-term corporate objectives,” said Activision CEO Mike Griffith.

Press release after the link.

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