Paraount and Hasbro might not be making headway with their transformers collaboration, but there D&D collaboration seems to be firmly on track with a new director potentially in place.

After the terrible (fully justified) reception of Transformers: The Last Knight, original toy manufacturer Hasbro may be looking to do something drastic with their giant robot movie franchise

Wish you could reset the entire universe with the mere wave of an Infinity Gauntlet? Sadly, you can't But at least you can pretend to do just that with this neat replica of the cosmic weapon.

Companies normally make massive amounts of money from making toys based off popular movie franchises. Paramount has been doing it the other way round with their Hasbro films and wants more of that same success.

Modern day Transformers toys aren't exactly easy to shift between robot and vehicle modes if you're a kid. Hasbro has a solution to that, a Transformers toy which can apparently be altered between forms in a mere four moves. Even an idiot could do it. Here, hold my beer.

The San Diego Comic Con is about more than just movies. It’s about cosplay, comics and most important of all: Exclusive toys. Plenty of retailers will have a few wares on offer, that’ll only be sold at the SDCC before said buyers charge ludicrous sums for them on eBay. I think Hasbro might have the best exclusive of the lot.

The Transformers film we really want is a prequel that shows a meteor wiping out the whole Cybertron population before it ever made it to earth and then we could go home knowing the rest of the films didn't happen. Sadly, this is not where the next Transformers movie is headed.

What's cuter than a Dinobot? Well, a baby Dinobots of course. Don't believe me, come and have a look.