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Date: Monday, December 15th 2008 8:23am CST
Categories: Movie Related News,
Toy News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): First Gen
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Seibertron.com has just received word from Australian TF fan site
Ozformers that the projected release dates for the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen movie and toy line have been released.
According to board staff member griffin, the movie will be released on June 25th, 2009 and the figures should hit retailers shelves less than a month prior by May 31st of 2009. This information comes courtesy of the
Toy Retailer magazine.
This is also the day that
Germany is projected to see a film release, a full day before the US release.
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Date: Wednesday, December 10th 2008 11:35pm CST
Categories: Toy News,
Event News,
Editorials,
Collector's Club News
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): Transformer Club Magazine
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Trying to get information on the next
Botcon has been harder than trying to pull healthy teeth, but we finally get a little hint of what we can expect at the
Transformers Club's official event.
According to the latest issue of the Transformers Club Magazine, Brian Savage tells us that three of the
Botcon exclusive figures will have remolded heads. As to the who, what, where and when, no word has been mentioned as of yet. This number is one short of the total exclusive figures, which had four remolded heads in
Shattered Glass Goldbug, Blurr, Megatron and
Jazz/Richochet.
Complete details of the Club exclusive magazine are only available to recipients, and in order to receive it you gotta be a member. Sign up by visiting the
TFCC Homepage and don't forget we have an exclusive, ongoing, question and answer thread dedicated to the
TFCC here.
Date: Tuesday, November 25th 2008 3:01am CST
Categories: Site Articles,
Company News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): Toys For Tots Foundation, HASBRO Inc.
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With more and more families feeling the financial pains of the current state of economic recession, they are turning to the
Toys For Tots Foundation to help provide their children with a little joy this holiday season. The Toys For Tots Foundation is also experiencing a drop in toy donations as less families are able to afford purchasing toys for the collection bins.
Now you can help without even going to the store.
Text For Tots is a new way that the US Marine Corps Reserve based charity has devised so that you can provide a $5.00 USD donation to Toys For Tots via your mobile phone.
Simple text the word
TOY to number
90999 and a one time charge of $5.00 USD will be added to your phone bill. These donations will be used to purchase toys for "the economically disadvantaged children across the country".
But wait, it gets better. Not only will your donation go to helping deserving children, but our favorite toy company,
HASBRO, Inc. has agreed to donate a toy or game for every text donation received by December 21st 2008, by up to 150,000 texts.
"Through the gift of a shiny new toy, Toys for Tots delivers hope and joy to millions of children," says Brian Goldner, president and chief executive officer for Hasbro, Inc. "We want to help make sure every family who turns to Toys for Tots for assistance this year, will have the opportunity to put a smile on the face of a deserving child."
Here is a great opportunity to help out a worthy cause and double the joy of giving with your donation.
To learn more about the
Text For Tots charity, click
here.
Date: Wednesday, November 19th 2008 10:53am CST
Categories: Toy News,
Site Articles,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): National Retail Federation
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The
National Retail Federation recently conducted a survey amongst holiday shoppers and got the scoop on what consumers say are the hottest toys to grab this Holiday season.
The
TRANSFORMERS brand ranked 5th in the top 10 toys for boys catagory, just behind Video Games and the
Ninentdo Wii console but beating out
Star Wars and
XBOX 360.
2008 Top Toys for Boys
1. Video Games
2. Nintendo Wii
3. LEGO
4. Cars (generic)
5. Transformers
6. Elmo
7. Star Wars
8. Hot Wheels
9. Remote Controlled Vehicles
10. Xbox 360
Another interesting report the survey had was that 77 percent of shoppers who participated had less than 10 percent of the their holiday shopping done. In a statement made by NFR President and CEO Tracy Mullen, she cited that
“Americans may be hesitant to purchase expensive gifts this holiday season, but personal and practical gifts will resonate most with shoppers this year.” She also said that
“Though many companies have already been featuring substantial sales and discounts, retailers may still have a few tricks up their sleeves to attract and entice holiday shoppers.”
Whoa nelly! With
Walmart already featuring Transformers Deluxe class figures at $7.77 USD, and
TARGET Stores following suit at $7.79 USD for the same class figures, the thought of getting better deals on Transformers figures may just bump Video Games out of that number one spot.
Stay tuned to Seibertron.com for all the latest news on Transformers Toys and Products.
Date: Thursday, October 23rd 2008 9:08am CDT
Categories: People News,
Digital Media News,
Editorials
Posted by: Dead Metal |
Credit(s): Psychout
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slachfilm.com has an article about a fan-made Transformers the movie Bumblebee costume. Lionel Lum the creator of the costume took 3 months to plan and make the costume so he could wear it at the San Diego Comic Con 08. This costume is a highly detailed and incredibly accurate representation of the screen character. Just take a look below and feast your eyes on the awesomeness that is the best Movie Bumblebee costume.
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here to see more images and read the article.
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Date: Wednesday, October 22nd 2008 5:14pm CDT
Categories: Company News,
Digital Media News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): Glenn Curtis of Investopedia Community
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Despite the loss in profit that HASBRO, Inc. (HAS NYSE) reported
on Monday, October 21st, analysts reports and investors continue to give the toy company the greenlight when it comes to buying common shares.
Financial Writer, Glenn Curtis of the
Investopedia Community posted an article today outlying why he believes that HASBRO is the best choice when it comes to toy makers. Taken from the article:
Nemesis Mattel (NYSE:MAT) has a long and storied history similar to that of Hasbro, but I think that when it comes down to it, Hasbro is the better play. First, Hasbro managed to beat analyst's estimates by a pretty impressive three cents in the period. Meanwhile, Mattel released its third quarter earnings on the same day, and it earned 66 cents a share, which was five cents below what analyst’s had been looking for.
He then goes on to list all the acheivments that the company has made within the last year and the massive buy back of HASBRO stock that the company invested its money in. He explains that the buy back shows the confidence that the toy manufacturer has with its projected financials which will translate into common stock gains over the next year.
All in all its a great read and you don't have to be an Exchage specialists to understand what he's saying.
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Date: Friday, October 17th 2008 2:08pm CDT
Categories: Site Articles,
Company News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): SearchingAlpha.com
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In a report earlier today by
Seeking Alpha (a stock anaylst website) the projected earnings report for HASBRO, Inc. (HAS NYSE) has been posted.
According to the report "
Analysts are looking for a profit of 86c on revenue of $1.26B. The consensus range is 73c to 94c for EPS, and revenue of $1.16B to $1.31B".
In a nutshell, the outlook is good for the Transformers creator's quarterly financial gains despite current economic stresses and a projected cut down on "discretionary spending" by consumers.
Analysts are also predicting that Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen will generate even more revenue than the first film in both box office and toy sales, keeping HASBRO at a higher gain.
As previously reported, HASBRO is set to webcast its 3rd quarter earnings report on Monday, October 20th, 2008 at 8:30 A.M. EST.
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Date: Wednesday, October 15th 2008 3:03pm CDT
Categories: Cartoon News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): sinfest.net
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In todays rough economic times, its comforting to see that even political cartoonists can find refuge in the Transformers genre. In what seems to be based of of Matt Moylan's own
Lil' Formers, Sinfest.net has found a way to incorporate transforming robots and the current financial recession the countries in and find a happy (or not so happy) median.
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Date: Friday, October 10th 2008 5:11pm CDT
Categories: People News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): gizmodo.com
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Since the Transformers live action movie hit the production phase, people all over the globe have been finding ways to capitalize on the phenomonom that is Tranformerdom. We've seen piles of junk made into
Optimus Prime. We've seen complete paper replicas of
Bumblebee. Now we get a look at how one Chinese junkyard owner is trying to cash in on the Transformers.
...one Chinese entrepreneur from the Zhejiang province had a plan to promote his particular pile of junk as something special. He'd build full scale Autobot sculptures.
It's hard to say who this BMW is supposed to be, but it definately favors the G1 era. Check out the original article on this
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Date: Wednesday, October 1st 2008 9:34pm CDT
Categories: Toy News,
Press Releases,
Company News,
Editorials
Posted by: First Gen |
Credit(s): Bloomberg.com
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In an effort to quell the economic crunch being experienced by consumers, Transformers creator
HASBRO, Inc. (HAS NYSE) has issued a statement regarding toy price ranges for the upcoming Holiday season.
In the statement, HASBRO projects most toylines to fall within the $20.00 USD pricing bracket. This pricing is a direct result of the current financial stress that families have been experiencing from the recent Stock Market woes and is meant to help parents in their time of need. The Company's CEO,
Brian Goldner, also stated that two thirds of HASBRO products are already priced at $20.00 USD or below.
Walmart Stores has stated that its franchise has already cut prices in advance of the Holiday season with price reductions in most Deluxe line figures of the Transformers Toys and HASBRO's Play Doh Ice Cream Shop.
Good news for us consumers for the fast approaching festivities.
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