If you're not a huge Optimus fan, don't worry: it sounds like this is just the first in a line-up of programmable Transformer collectibles.Ĭasey Collins, General Manager and SVP at Hasbro said: The programmable Optimus Prime is set to ship starting October 1st, and it's now available for pre-order from the Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest website for $699. In its announcement, Robosen says it took 11 years of research and development to produce a robot with such a comprehensive set of functions. Take note that you can have the robot play the song it's dancing to by loading the file into its hard drive using the included microUSB cable. Once you're done, you'll be able to move the robot's joints in any sequence and then record them as your own 'Action Sequence,' whether it's making Optimus Prime dance or just having the Autobot leader strike a pose.

There are 60 missions in all and completing each unlocks a new voice or sound effect. The Missions section within its accompanying app will teach you how to program the machine with step-by-step instructions on how to move its servo motor-powered joints. If you want the robot to move according to your exact specifications, though, you'll have to use its programming functions to move any of its 27 joints.

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