This week's edition of MCV reveals that there are two new bundles coming the way of Xbox 360 fans, and these will reportedly involve Star Trek and Transformers 2.

We've already heard Shia LaBeouf talk Transformers, and he ended up dissing the Wii. But what about his co-star and leading lady, Megan Fox? She too has a few words to share about their latest project and you can catch them in this video after the jump.

This is a much, much better line-up for our On Shelves section this week. As in MUCH. One, the Transformers are finally rolling out (unfortch, Megan Fox won't be included in your game purchase). Two, Fight Night Round 4 is also stepping into the ring to knock you out with. Three, The Conduit is also set to make waves on your Wii, and so is the Resident Evil Archives. And of course, the ever-present DS games for the kids. Yes, it doesn't just stop at three. Go ahead, check out what else is there this week.

There's certainly a lot of anticipation for the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen movie, but what about the video game? While there are still mixed feelings about Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, that's not gonna stop the Autobots and Decepticons from putting on a show, and they're gonna do so in a lot of platforms: PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, DS, PS2, PC.

Oh don't tell me you didn't see this coming.

The Transformers sequel, Revenge of the Fallen, now has an official game with the same name, courtesy of Activision.

Watch a trailer after the link.

Oh, foxy lady getting some action, eh? Fresh from The Transformers movie and well into production for Transformers 2, Megan Fox is now currently being rumored to play Tomb Raider babe Lara Croft in the next installment of the TR movie franchise.

Yeah, if she's not running around after the All-Spark, she's now going to hunt down other ancient relics.

So, would you rather watch a Uwe Boll movie or a low-budget fan-made movie? I'd go for the latter any day, if you ask me! Check out this trailer for a fan-made live-action movie for Mega Man. Pretty impressive, actually - considering it's got a budget of, like say, just as much as two hundred Happy Meals would cost.

Movie director Michael Bay, known for the recent successes of The Transformers and Bad Boys II, has been very vocal when it comes to the on-going format war between HD DVD and Blu-ray. 

His latest "theory" about this is nothing short of controversial. According to him, Microsoft is not really for the HD DVD format. Bay reasoned the current format war is nothing but a diversion to create confusion among consumers. More on this after the jump!

Activision has announced that Traveller's Tales' Transformers: The Game (DS, PC, PSP, PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360) has finally rolled out to retail stores nationwide. The game's release has been timed to coincide with the theatrical release of the Transformers live-action film.

"Transformers: The Game lets you choose your side – Autobots or Decepticons – to either protect or destroy Earth," said Will Kassoy, senior vice president of global brand management, Activision, Inc.

"The game features fully destructible environments, an army of playable characters, split second changes from robot to vehicle form and a storyline that goes beyond the film to include some elements from the property’s long history that will also appeal to Generation 1 fans."

The new Transformers movie is so close we could almost smell it. Many fans who followed the series during the 1980's have bow grown up, but the inner child is as strong as ever and nobody who ever watched the cartoons should ever miss the impending spectacle that is the movie. The game tie-in, aptly called Transformers: The Game, has been looked at with doubt by a lot of fans lately.

Call it the stigma of movies with game tie-ins that never live up to the hype. Publisher Activision and developer Traveller's Tales, however, plan to break that cycle by giving fans exactly what they want: mayhem and next-gen graphics. With a framework in mind, they embarked on an ambitious project.

There were three main considerations at the core of development. First is scale - the robots have to move and interact with the environments in accordance with their sizes. Second is destruction, which we will see a lot of in both the movie and the game. Pure mindless fun is always good and the devs know that. Third is transformation: It's not enough to come up with a digitally remastered version of the bizarre but addictive sound the Transformers make when they change forms. The developers recognize that metamorphosis will be scrutinized so they threw in everything they have to put in as much eye candy to the sequences as possible.

One of the developers even said that he found transforming so aesthetically fulfilling that he wanted to transform again and again just to see the animation. We hope the transformations don't look that good or it might make players everywhere transform in tight situations and get killed in the process. In any case, we're all very excited about this project and we do hope it lives up to the expectations of everyone waiting intently for its release.