Emblem Battle - Another timed match determined by point score.Once time has run out, the bot with the most points wins. Every time you get scrapped, you lose 5 points. Defeat the current top-ranked combatant (marked by a crown) and you get another 10 points. Each time you finish an opponent you earn 10 points.

Energon Match - A timed match where every bot has very little health but unlimited 'lives', and an upgrade bar that fills faster than normal.If time runs out before there is a single victor, the remaining players enter 'Showdown' health is brought down into the red, everyone enters permanent Upgrade, and vehicle modes are disabled. Once a combatant loses all their health, they are out of the match. Brawl - The goal is to simply be the last bot standing.In the Wii and Wii U versions, up to two human players can engage in bouts containing up to four bots at once. Also, two players cannot pick the same bot sadly, no quadruple-Knock-Out matches for us.ĭespite its name, this mode can be played by a single player, going up against CPU-controlled opponents. The Decepticons have the same control schemes as the Autobots, though most Decepticons play considerably differently, plus (sadly, if fairly) they lack many of the more impressive moves they display in Story Mode. Initially, only the five Autobots are available with only the Nemesis as an arena, but as more stages of the Story Mode are completed, the six 'boss' Decepticons and four more arenas are added to the options. It just ain't Transformers if 'arena fight' isn't in there somehow, huh? This mode is a 'fighter', where players pick one of the Transformers and attempts to pummel the scrap out of all the others inside a variety of special arenas, with a few different rulesets. Multiplayer Mode character select screen, with all of them unlocked. Unlike previous Transformers titles, the Autobots are the only playable characters, with no Decepticon story campaign. Story Mode gameplay for Wii and Wii U is broken into 13 stages, each with a varying number of segments. The DS game is compatible with a 2DS system also. The DS version features exclusive content. The Wii version includes full voice acting and uses motion controls, while the 3DS version takes advantage of the 3D capabilities of the system and uses touch-based controls. Occasional driving sections are also included. There are certain collectibles which allow you to 'upgrade', improving the charicter's stats based on their skills (eg. The game mostly features third-person melee combat, although some shooter sections are included.

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