Siege Wave 2 Micro Masters Available in US Stores and Online

william-james88 wrote:Good news, all of Siege Wave 2 has now been spotted at US retail. They seem to be popping up at Walmarts from what we have been told. They can also be purchased online right now. Below are two links to Hasbro Pulse for you to purchase the latest Micro Masters at $9.99 USD each.

Click here to purchase Spy Patrol

WFC-S18 Soundwave Spy Patrol figures Laserbeak and Ravage convert in 4 and 7 easy steps from beast modes to V1 Sonicsurge Drone Armor and V2 Sonicsurge Drone Armor modes. In armor mode, these toys can fit (separately) inside the chest of the WFC-S25 Soundwave (sold separately, subject to availability) or attach to figure’s shoulders as armor. Use the armor mode to equip other Siege figures (sold separately) with larger mission loadouts.

Click here to purchase Rescue Patrol

WFC-S19 Autobot Rescue Patrol figures Red Heat and Stakeout convert in 9 and 4 easy steps from robot mode to rescue vehicle modes. Vehicle modes combine to form the Binerboost Salvage Blaster weapon accessory. Use the weapon mode to equip other Siege figures (each sold separately) with larger mission loadouts.

william-james88 wrote:

Flashwave wrote:Was this news? Amazon proper had a case of these listed last week pricwd at retail and Prime eligible.

Did you try letting us know?

Ironhidensh wrote:

Flashwave wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Flashwave wrote:Was this news? Amazon proper had a case of these listed last week pricwd at retail and Prime eligible.

Did you try letting us know?

No. I thought these were already out in the wild. I'm used to being one of the last to find these things.

Heh, I know the feeling! A couple of times it turns out I may have had a first sighting, but was sure whatever it was already out everywhere (by this I mean the coastal cities) else.

TF-fan kev777 wrote:"This set contains G2 Sideswipe and Slamdance. The pack goes for £64.99 (about $82 USD)."

william-james88 wrote:

TF-fan kev777 wrote:"This set contains G2 Sideswipe and Slamdance. The pack goes for £64.99 (about $82 USD)."

This is typical. The US is the country with the cheapest transformers. The way the UK works is they usually simply use the US price as a nominal value and change the Dollar sign to a Pound sign.

carytheone wrote:

TF-fan kev777 wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

TF-fan kev777 wrote:"This set contains G2 Sideswipe and Slamdance. The pack goes for £64.99 (about $82 USD)."

This is typical. The US is the country with the cheapest transformers. The way the UK works is they usually simply use the US price as a nominal value and change the Dollar sign to a Pound sign.

But even $64.99 USD would be a ripoff for 2 deluxes and a battlemaster.

You're forgetting about the "exclusive markup tariff", that non-standard box ain't going fold or print itself

carytheone wrote:

TF-fan kev777 wrote:

carytheone wrote:

TF-fan kev777 wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

TF-fan kev777 wrote:"This set contains G2 Sideswipe and Slamdance. The pack goes for £64.99 (about $82 USD)."

This is typical. The US is the country with the cheapest transformers. The way the UK works is they usually simply use the US price as a nominal value and change the Dollar sign to a Pound sign.

But even $64.99 USD would be a ripoff for 2 deluxes and a battlemaster.

You're forgetting about the "exclusive markup tariff", that non-standard box ain't going fold or print itself

Except wasn't there some kind of leak or finding about the sets for the US being about $50? If that was true, why is the UK getting screwed so bad on price to begin with?

I don't think the prices have been announced other than "similar to the leader class price point", besides all territories that isn't the US or Japan get screwed on price and/or availability. Not that I think that's fair or right.

I would venture a guess that in the states we'll see a MRSP of $49.99 though.