MeteorHawk

Easy/ cheap trophies are seriously stupid as are anybody who goes for them, I mean where do you think you are, a trophy hunting/ collecting site? Seriously though, I have a few "easy" games and plan to get a lot more which I'm sure will cost me the oh-so precious respect of countless users with <10 comments on the forums. Trust me, I've done far worse in my life than play a few easy games that would cost me your respect. Live and let live, guys, the only trophy list you need to worry about is your own

God of War 5, developed for the PS4 (God of War II- also a Cory Barlog masterpiece- released on PS2 the year after the PS3 released) but also ported to PS5 with native 4K 60FPS support New Crash New Spyro Call of Duty Whateverthef*#k Battlefield 6 Uncharted Complete Remastered- including Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and Lost LEgacy, both Native 4K 60FPS

Still need to get on with this plat myself

Although the constant stunning was very repetitive, I had a lot more fun with Brotherhood, met some cool people in the process

Knew nothing about this game/ series, literally bought it because the box is cool as f*ck

Did the PS3 Lv55 run on Wolfpack solo over a year go and even with the daily boosts it was a serious grind. I still haven't found the strength to do it again on PS4 (and the daily boosts aren't happening for me on that, for some reason so it will take me even longer)

Kept Ash all the way for my male Shep. FemShep is in a soap-opera level Kaiden/ Garrus Triangle yet to be concluded.

1. God of War- this game restored my love and hope for games 2. Uncharted 4- A game I bought on release but held off on due to disillusionment with gaming, wish I'd kept at it, but finally got around to it and it was incredible 3. Life is Strange- the last chapter was a bit wack but the game still provoked thought and emotion in me 4. Until Dawn- great horror game 5. Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice- short, simple, superb Still to play: The Witcher 3, Horizon Zero Dawn, Assassin's Creed Origins, Nier Automata, Final Fantasy XV, Rise of the Tomb Raider, all look amazing

#96- GOD OF WAR III REMASTERED (PS4) #6000!!! King of the Hill Difficulty: 5/10 Enjoyment: 8.5/10 Rarity: 2.1% Ultra Rare (PSN) / 18.92% Rare (PSN Profiles) Time Taken: 1 month, 3 weeks, 3 days God of War III is in many ways a 7th-Generation masterpiece. Graphically stunning for its time and with visceral, enjoyable gameplay, it doesn't disappoint, and now in gorgeous 1080p /60fps this was the definitive version. However, to be honest, it wasn't my favourite game of the original series- the second game and Ghost of Sparta topped it for me- but still an essential game. The Challenges and Titan mode were very frustrating and the Gorgon Eyes and Minotaur Horns are hard to find without a guide. I'm still going to attempt Chaos mode at some point so I won't be deleting it off my PS4 just yet! Also, what better way to celebrate 6000 trophies! Another milestone in my storied career as an uber- casual trophy hunter. Here's to many more!

#95- UNCHARTED 2: AMONG THIEVES (PS4) Platinum Difficulty: 3/10 Enjoyment: 10/10 Rarity: 2.1% Ultra Rare (PSN) / 20.41% Common (PSN Profiles) Time Taken: 2 years, 8 months, 3 days, 20 hours, 58 minutes When I bought my PlayStation 3 a day after my 18th birthday, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves came bundled with it. I bought it at the urging of my friends, who already had it and insisted that it was a definitive title for the system. Given the mounds of critical acclaim I soon heard for it, I was itching to play it. I did so without playing Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, but I still came to like the characters and the story of the game. It stands to this day as my favourite PS3 game, so of course I was eager to dive into the PS4 collection, with the original trilogy lovingly remastered and upped to 60 fps. Despite being nine years old, Nathan Drake's second adventure still holds up. Sure, it's not at the cutting edge of visuals or gameplay anymore but it isn't dated to the point where enjoyment is noticeably impacted. In spite of having the platinum for a second time (this being at least my sixth playthrough of the game across the different versions), I still think I will come back to this several more times down the line. A true classic. The platinum is straightforward enough. With a guide, the treasures are a cinch to find. The only really tricky one is beating the game on Crushing difficulty, which is actually quite a challenge doing it legit. I admit that I cheesed the final fight with Lazarevic because on higher difficulties it really is a cheap fight. The multiplayer- and with it, the simple trophies- of the PS3 version has been removed and in its place is a speedrun challenge, with three trophies in the base list dependent on beating three different levels under a certain time. If you know the layout, mastered the shoot-then-punch tactic and play on Easy then these trophies are a cakewalk. They also took out the annoying 200 Kills with the Gau-19 trophy as well.