Hey guys, it's Celticgaurdian

So I was looking up a list of Autobots on Wikipedia mere minutes ago, and as I made my way down to the Aligned Continuity section, I came across this.....



That's right folks, Transformers: Knight of Cybertron! While I have no idea whether or not this is credible in any way, I do still think that it's worth monitoring in case if it is valid.

If so, what do you think this third WFC/FOC game may be about? Are you excited for this rumor? Sound off in the thread

 

Hmmm?  

 

Might be a TF5 tie-in, like Dark Spark was for DOTM. Intriguing...no mention of any TF game at E3...  

I was hoping the third game would be set on Earth. Wasn't specifically hoping for much else beyond that. Fall of Cybertron set up the crash land on Earth perfectly.

 

I thought that too, until I saw that it didn't have the same stipulation that Rise of the Dark Spark had as to being connected to 2 continuities, it's only connected to the previous 2 High Moon entries.

It's very intriguing at the very least.

 

Maybe it's a REALLY big prequel in times before WFC with nova prime Springer and prowl?!

 

You know this is from Wikipedia right? The website where anyone can edit anything? I doubt this is real

 

As I stated earlier, it's not clear whether or not this is real, however it would be a good idea to keep this rumor on your radar in case if there is some truth to it.

 

Oh. I didn't read that part. Sorry if I came off as rude!

 

Don't worry about it . I just wanted to clarify the issue, in case if their was some confusion

 

I wouldn't be too sure about this. Tried looking it up. Nothing. Not even rumors.

 

I know. Every time I tried to look it up, all I found was news/rumors for Transformers 5, because they share the word knight in their titles. That being said, I wanted to post this just in case, as I wasn't sure how long it would still be there.

Additionally, I'm not sure how long it's been there, as that could be the reason behind it's obscurity. Just something to think about.

 

There is literally nothing to this, lol. Wikipedia is a site commonly edited by fans who either want to see their dream game at least treated like it's a possibility, or trolls who want to start a huge rumor train on there, despite it's reputation.

If a company had something leaked through anything, it'd be through a patent, website, rating, or a slip up from one of the people working on it. Wikipedia is the last place they'd go, considering how deliberate yet reputed it is, lol

 

And I thought ROTDS sounded bad...