Hi-Tech, being the tech wizard that he is, is a natural to come with elaborate technical equipment, and for the most part, this figure really delivers.

When all assembled, it doesn't really look like he has much, just a single large weapon (which shoots little light green missiles) and the sentry. But the quality of these accessories are such that they still manage to work pretty well and be enjoyable.

His three-piece weapon can be either a small blaster, a medium sized machine gun looking thing, or the crazy, oversized, "SCARR" launcher that looks like it can single-handedly scrap a whole platoon of B.A.T.s. Personally, the large weapon is almost TOO large, but it's still a whole lot of fun (and those green missiles look a lot like laser beams firing out).

I love the medium weapon configuration the best, just because it still has some punch to it, but it's not quite so over the top.

The small blaster is neat as well, but doesn't look like it could cause much B.A.T. damage, unlike the other configurations.

All three weapons are pretty cool, I think, and manage to look neat as separate weapons as well as all combined.

Of course, one of the main draws of this figure is H.O.U.N.D., his robotic Sentry. Hasbro does a good job here making this thing look robotic, somewhat realistic, and yet manages to give it some character as well. I really love that camera-shaped head. It looks kind of "dog-like", yet is definitely a robot. I do kind of wish there was a way to arm it up with Hi-Tech's weaponry, but there doesn't appear to be an easy way to do that.

So, really, there aren't a huge number of different weapons once they are combined. Essentially Hi-Tech pretty much just comes with a monster robot-blaster and his H.O.U.N.D. Sentry. Still, though, it's a neat figure and the accessories have a certain quality, even without the quantity.

All in all, while Hi-Tech doesn't come with a ton of different accessories, the ones he comes with are pretty neat and serve him well. He should definitely be high on your list of purchases once this wave starts hitting store shelves.