In the summer of 2007, Transformers hit the box office and became one of the most talked-about movies. Shortly after, Nike released the Transformers Pack which was inspired by the aforementioned movie. Fast forwarding to 2009, Nike has created yet another Transformers pack; this time for the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen movie.

While most of the shoes involved in the first Transformers Pack were trainer sneakers, Nike has taken a different approach with this pack by applying the inspirations to its latest basketball models. One of the shoes in the Transformers II Pack will be this Nike Zoom FP. Its predominately yellow base is inspired by the yellow transformer named Bumblebee. Another interesting feature about this upcoming pack is the box. The shoe will be packaged in a box that is similar to how the Hasbro Transformers toys come in (see here). Stay tuned to see more shoes from the Transformers II Pack.

Three months ago, the Nike Air 1/2 Cent released and sold out at almost every store nationwide. However, Nike has restocked a few sizes that are available on their online store.

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It is no secret that the Tennis Ball editions are without a doubt the most talked-about Hypermax colorways yet. However, on a lesser plateau, a photo of Amare Stoudemire’s Hypermax PE has now surfaced.

It features a primarily black base with minimal orange details on the tongue and visible Air sole unit. Stoudemire’s PE also seems to possess a textured design on the heel panel. Look for the Nike Hypermax “STAT” to hit retailers on August 1st, 2009. Amare’s name has come up in trade rumors lately’ therefore, this shoe may not be worn by him when the 2009-2010 season begins.

Many sports fans predicted a Los Angeles Lakers-Cleveland Cavaliers championship series since the 2008-09 postseason began; yet, with both teams struggling (the Cavs more or less), we might just have to settle for this puppet battle. However the playoffs unravel, these Nike basketball ads are very entertaining to say the least!

In case you missed the previous three ads check them out here: Chalk, Three Rings and Unstoppable.

Nike is set to retro a number of classic basketball sneakers such as the Nike Shox BB4 which we showed you at the end of March. In addition, Nike will also re-release the infamous Nike Total Max Uptempo.

First off, this classic will drop some time in July. It contains a mainly black base made up of nubuck (toe box, lacing tab) and leather (side panels). This shoe also possesses volt-colored accents in the form of the swoosh and the full length Air sole unit. If you recall, this model was worn consistently by Tim Duncan when he was with Nike. As stated earlier, look for this Nike Total Max Uptempo Black/Volt to hit retailers in July for $160. Click here to view detailed photos.

The latest in the Kobe vs. LeBron Puppet Commercials from Nike Basketball has LeBron studying some game tapes. Of course Kobe made up a special version just for LeBron. If you missed the first two, we’ve got you covered, check out the Three Rings and the Chalk commercials.

Which commercial do you like the best so far?

Last week, we spotlighted the Nike Hypermax “Tennis Ball”, and many of you thought it was an absolutely amazing sneaker. In addition, we have now found photos of the Nike Hypermax “McFly”. Which one interests you the most?

Similar to the Nike Hyperdunk “McFly”, this sneaker features the colorway inspirations of the Air Mag. However, it also possesses hot pink accents on the inner lining and the visible Air sole unit. Other features include a multi-colored Nike insole and a speckled midsole. Is this particular sneaker better than the Marty McFly Hyperdunk. Click here to view more photos.