UPDATE: Activision denies claim it lost Transformers games, Hasbro apologises for comments 'made in error'
ORIGINAL STORY 01/08 2:59pm:
Activision, along with its subsidiaries, was responsible for developing and publishing plenty of Transformers games over the years, including the popular Transformers: Fall of Cybertron and Transformers: Devastation., is currently in development by Brink developer Splash Damage, but if you were hoping to brush up on older titles ahead of its release, you're out of luck.
"When a company eats a company that eats a company things get lost, and that's very frustrating," the Hasbro spokesperson added, noting that they hoped, would spark the company to"go through all of the archives and every hard drive" to find the missing games.
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