Editing Megatron (section)

==Games==
''Generation 1'' Megatron has appeared in numerous [[List of Transformers video games|''Transformers'' video games]]. Megatron appeared as a final boss in ''Transformers Battle Circuit'', a simple [[Adobe Flash|Flash]]-based video game on the Hasbro web site.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hasbro.com/monkeybartv/default.cfm?page=Entertainment/OnlineGames/GameSelect&game=1787 |title=Entertainment/OnlineGames/GameSelect/Action Games/Transformers/Transformers Battle Circuit |publisher=Hasbro.com |access-date=2010-04-27 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100313083042/http://www.hasbro.com/monkeybartv/default.cfm?page=Entertainment%2FOnlineGames%2FGameSelect&game=1787 |archive-date=2010-03-13 }}</ref> Megatron appeared as a playable character in the [[fighting game]]s ''Transformers Battle Universe'', a [[Net Jet]] game in which four incarnations of the character are playable, and ''[[DreamMix TV World Fighters]]'', a crossover between various franchises including ''Transformers''. The ''Generation 1'' version of Megatron is offered as a downloadable character for the [[PlayStation 3]] and [[Xbox 360]] versions of the ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (video game)|Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen]]'' video game. Despite being a distinct playable character, he is also summoned in gun mode by Generation 1 [[Starscream]] as an attack move.

''Armada'' Megatron is among the characters appearing in the 2004 ''[[Transformers (2004 video game)|Transformers]]'' video game for the [[PlayStation 2]] as a boss.<ref>Atari Begins the "Ultimate Conflict" with Worldwide Release of 'TRANSFORMERS' Video Game, Business Wire, May 12, 2004</ref>

''Beast Era'' Megatron appears in the 1999 [[Game Boy Color]] video game ''[[Kettō Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Senshi Saikyō Ketteisen]]''. He is a playable character in the fighting games ''[[Transformers Battle Universe]]'', a [[Net Jet]] game. He is among the licensed characters in the PC video game ''Beast Wars Transformers''.<ref>[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/beastwarstransformers/review.html] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110701014632/http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/beastwarstransformers/review.html|date=July 1, 2011}}</ref>

Megatron, as he appears in the live-action films, is featured in the first film's video game adaptation, ''[[Transformers: The Game]]''. In the ''Autobot Campaign'', Megatron appears at the last cut scene on level three being released from Hoover Dam in the Autobot campaign. He later appears as the final boss and is killed when Optimus Prime shoves the Allspark into his chest. In the ''Decepticon Campaign'', Megatron is freed by Starscream and [[Blackout (Transformers)#Transformers|Blackout]] at the last cut scene when he goes on a rampage through the city looking for Optimus Prime, Sam, and the Allspark. He is also playable on the last mission where Optimus Prime is fought as the final boss. At the end, Optimus appears dead but is then seen sneaking up towards the Allspark. Megatron stops him in his path and kills him with his flail. He then appears in the last cut scene where he rules Earth and orders Barricade, Starscream, Blackout, and Brawl to kill off the rest of the human race.

In ''[[Transformers Autobots]]'', Megatron fulfills much of the same role as he had in the 2007 film, awakening from stasis towards the climax and ultimately being killed with the Allspark. ''[[Transformers Decepticons]]'' revolves around a power struggle between Megatron and Starscream, who had taken command in his absence. The Decepticons ultimately side with Megatron as the player-created character learns that the true meaning of being a Decepticon is loyalty to Megatron. After all of his men are killed in Starscream's bid for power, Megatron battles and kills Starscream for his treachery. Though he has lost the Allspark and his troops, Megatron is nonetheless satisfied, declaring that the weak all deserve to die and only serve to benefit the strong.

Megatron from the films is among the playable characters in the 2009 ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (video game)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' video game by [[Activision]]. In the game, he has two modes, Megatron (tank mode) and Megatron Flight (jetpack mode), the latter of which is only used in his fight against the Fallen after being betrayed. Megatron appears as a playable character in the [[fighting game]]s ''Transformers Battle Universe'', a [[Net Jet]] game. Megatron is among the characters who appear in the ''TRANSFORMERS CVBERVERSE Battle Builder Game''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/play/details.cfm?R=E4651B16-5056-900B-1074-AA6D591357D5:en_US |title=Transformers Cyberverse Battle Builder Game &#124; Cyberverse |publisher=Hasbro |access-date=2013-11-04 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131104063715/http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/en_US/play/details.cfm?R=E4651B16-5056-900B-1074-AA6D591357D5%3Aen_US |archive-date=2013-11-04 }}</ref> This interpretation of Megatron is also one of the Decepticons featured in [[Transformers: The Ride]] at [[Universal Destinations & Experiences|Universal Studios]] theme parks. In the ride, Megatron and the Decepticons invade N.E.S.T. headquarters to steal the Allspark shard, but the Autobot Evac acquires it and rushes across the city to keep it away from the Decepticons. Ultimately, in a scene similar to the end of the first film, Evac stabs Megatron in the chest with the Allspark shard, killing the Decepticon leader.

A younger version of ''Prime'' Megatron appears in the 2010 video game ''[[Transformers: War for Cybertron]]'' voiced by [[Fred Tatasciore]]. In the Decepticon Campaign, Megatron fights to return Cybertron to his version of the "golden age" by any means necessary. He discovers a source of all-powerful Dark Energon guarded by [[Starscream#Transformers: Prime|Starscream]] in a research station in orbit. Despite warnings from Starscream and his partner Jetfire that Dark Energon destroys all those who come into contact with it, Megatron obtains it and immerses himself in it, and uses it to power the Decepticon war effort. After Megatron corrupts the Core of Cybertron with Dark Energon, Cybertron begins shutting down to recover from the corruption in ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron]]''. Megatron blames Optimus Prime for the death of the planet but is killed by Metroplex. After being revived by Soundwave, Megatron leads his army into space to strip Earth of its resources. Megatron also appears in ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark]]'', set in between ''War for Cybertron'' and ''Fall of Cybertron'', in which he attempts to harness the power of the Dark Spark.

Megatron appears as the main antagonist in the 2015 videogame ''[[Transformers: Devastation]]''. Set during the events of the [[The Transformers (TV series)|1984 series]], Megatron seeks to control of the Proudstar so he will command the Insecticons to terraform the Earth into a new Cybertron. Unlike the original series where he transforms into a [[Walther P38]] pistol, he instead turns into a [[M1 Abrams]] tank.