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Phil Kollar of Game Informer has posted a couple more updates into the hub database for Activision's newest Transformers game: War For Cybertron.

In the latest updates, we get a look at how developers took on the task of creating the homeworld of the Transformers and how much they love Transformers in general.

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Along with the video update from the folks of High Moon, we get a special podcast that wraps up the month long exclusive coverage of War for Cybertron. You can listen to the podcast by clicking here.

Seibertron.com would like to thank Phil Kollar, Matt Reiner and the crew over at Game Informer for the heads up information and great coverage on War For Cybertron.

Anyone want to try to guess the assemblage of cast members above his head?

Better someone who grew up as a fan of the show working on the game than say someone like Michael Bay, who's first response, when approached to direct the first film, was that it would be a "stupid toy movie." (source IDMB trivia page)

I know I saw Bumblebee and Megatron. And I think I saw the Fallen in the background, it looked like he was holding up the matrix of leadership