Transformers

Hasbro is pulling at the nostalgia strings of us 80's and 90's kids. They will be reintroducing those Tiger Electronics handheld games with the simple play and LCD screen.

I've talked a lot about my fandom of those robots in disguise Transformers. My mom uncovered some past proof of that fandom recently.

Hobbies can encompass many things. It could be music or art or, in my case, collecting. I have two collections that I like to add to when I can.

The Ecto-1 robot comes with its own proton pack, which is almost too perfect.

There's the saying "Everyone needs a hobby" which usually involves something that brings you enjoyment or a moment of relaxation. Mine is to show off my favorite toy when I was a kid.

The marketing machines at two of the world's biggest companies are hitting us Gen X'er's in the nostalgia gut. Check out what Walmart has done to advertise their grocery pick up.

One of the most important movies of my childhood will be back in theaters for one night only and, of course, I will there.

It's no secret of my obsess..., er, fandom of Transformers. So Tuesday night, I was at Optimus Prime Time at AMC Theater in Tyler to check out the latest iteration of the Transformers movie franchise. This review contains many spoilers.

It's no secret of my fandom for Transformers and yesterday's release of the trailer for the fifth installment of the robots in disguise has me excited.

Transformers are one of twelve finalists for induction into the 2016 Toy Hall of Fame.

There's the saying "Everyone needs a hobby" which usually involves something that brings you enjoyment or a moment of relaxation. But, is there that hobby of yours that some raise an eyebrow at?