Does anyone remember the Perfect Dark game for the Game Boy Color where you had to fight a boss at the end called Octopus Prime? That was just plain weird... :tfevil

The Sonic the Hedgehog comics are full of TF references, from enemies with the last name Prime (usually giant robots) to Sonic reading comic books with the Autobot symbol on the cover...... weird.

Designers and artist now a days are in thier 20's and grew up with transformers. Most likely they are big fans. They know that adults buy and/or watch their products so they want to throw us some easter eggs.

The Sonic the Hedgehog comics are full of TF references, from enemies with the last name Prime (usually giant robots) to Sonic reading comic books with the Autobot symbol on the cover...... weird.

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Yeah, IIRC they made a few jabs at the TF comics, what with the Matrix shoved in a dustbin and similar. 'least when we did have a comic, it didn't suck in every respect like a black hole though.

 

Funniest TF reference I recall is from Warcraft 3, the Warchasers mini-game. You could play a modifed Goblin Shredder with Dwarven Hero powers called Optimal Primo. I think there was a Megatron one as well. 'twas very cool.

I suppose the weapon called the Megaton hammer in Legend of Zelda might be pushing it. But it always reminds me of Tf.

I suppose the weapon called the Megaton hammer in Legend of Zelda might be pushing it. But it always reminds me of Tf.

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no, a megaton is an official measurmeant of power levels.

So could Megatron mean "unfatomely powerfull" or am i just reading into it too much?

Hmm... depends on your meaning of the word "unfatomely," which I've never heard before.

Funniest reference I had was from the show "Weekend Millionaires", aka Who wants to be a millionaire. It was one of the final questions, and the question was, what a number consisting of X many numbers was called. I can't remember the exact number, nor what the answer was supposed to be, but one of the options was called "Megatron".

"Unfatomely" is probably a misspelling. (I am dyslexic ok?) but it means incomprehendable or so powerful you can't imagine it.