I'd love to go up north to get a much better view of them. They look so beautiful.
I'm still shocked that they were visible in Kansas City this time.

Hot take:

I think that other than the original 93 version, the Playmates Megazord is the most fun. I prefer it over the ZAP, SOC, and Legacy versions by a wide amount.

I've been meaning to replay it, but keep getting distracted by other games.
It was one of those games that grabbed me and wouldn't let go. It's like it was made for me.
If you can find it I highly recommend the art book. It has some amazing concept art.

This is bad-ass! Love the color choices too!
I'd wear the crap out of that as a shirt!

For me it's G2 Jazz.
I had a couple micromasters before him, but he felt like my first "real" Transformer when I was a kid. He's in awful shape now, missing parts and broken, but he'll always have a place on my shelves and I'll never replace him.

I'd take Lego 2K Drive.
I've been tempted by it, but never pulled the trigger.

It always makes me happy when I hear someone else likes Prey. That game deserved so much more attention.

You're so good at facial expressions.

Also slightly late happy birthday!

I think that's why so many choices in video games fail. You have to pick between super good, or cartoonishly bad.

I think New Vegas did it well, where the choices were more about shades of grey. Here's two choices that aren't perfect, but both could be correct from different points of views.

It's clearly meant for kids and not collectors, but this might be my favorite dino Megazord outside of the old 1993 one. The proportions are nice, it feels sturdy, it doesn't feel like it's going to collapse in on itself like so many others do, and it has some extra details that many others miss.