Omega's Platinum Vault

[Redgrave]

Well, I figured it was time I made one of these. So welcome to the Vault! Here I will list out the Platinum's I have achieved in alphabetical order and the date I got them. I will also be adding my own input to some of the games with my personal score as well as my own difficulty score and saying why they were hard or easy.

A

Assassin's Creed II

 

June 28'th, 2010
Personal Rating: 9/10

At the time, my proudest Platinum. It was my second one, but this game is infamous for all the feather gathering I had to do.

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - Not that hard save for all the collectible stuff you have to do.

 

 

Assassin's Creed III

 

February 20'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 7/10


Platinum Difficulty: 7/10 - Getting the Collectibles isn't that bad in this one since they are shown on the map. But getting full sync for some of the missions is ridiculous. That's not the only reason I give it a 7: Nine Men's Morris and Fanorona are required for you to get it. There's a cheap way to beat Nine Men's Morris, but Fanorona you have to be lucky.

 

Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel

 

 

March 19'th, 2014

Personal Rating: 6/10

 

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - Not a hard one. Although it is pretty grindy because you have to get a lot of money for the trophy where you have to buy everything in the game, and finding an online partner was hard. I was fortunate to have a second controller though.

 

B

Batman: Arkham Asylum

 

August 18'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 10/10

I severely underestimated this game and Arkham City when they came out. I guess at the time they were released I wasn't as big a Batman fan as I am now, so I never gave them a chance until Arkham City which I got just because and I loved it. But aside from a couple minor issues I had with the game, Arkham Asylum really defined what a Batman game should be. That with Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill voicing Batman and the Joker, it's definitely worth a 10 in my book.

Platinum Difficulty: 8/10 - The story mode isn't that hard even on Hard difficulty. But what really makes this Platinum hard to get is the combat challenges. At first glance they don't look that hard but once you get to Shock and Awe (Extreme) or some of the later ones, it gets tough. The key to beating them is getting a high combo as much as possible, then once there's one or two guys left or you have an opportunity to do a takedown, do it. What makes them also hard is you have to balance out between keeping a high combo, not getting hit, moving constantly, and not hitting a guy with a knife or stun baton since they automatically block you and you lose your combo.

 

 

Batman: Arkham City

 

 

November 24'th, 2013

Personal Rating: 10/10

 

This is easily one of the best Batman games out there. What really made this one good was that it didn't try to fix what wasn't broken in Arkham Asylum and that's something I can respect. But my favorite thing about this one is it's attention to detail and atmosphere. The environments felt like they should have, such as an old building having rusted and busted pipes with dust everywhere, and a bunch of old junk laying around like you would expect an abandoned building to have. Or places like Wonder City having that historic feel to them. Plus there is all the Batman-related Easter Eggs hidden around the game that I didn't pick up on the first time which shows they took lots of consideration about the lore.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 8/10 - The combat challenges in this one can be made much easier with the Special Combo Bat Swarm, which is not to say they were too easy but it helped a lot. What really takes it in this one is the Riddler's Revenge challenges. While they weren't really hard it's the fact you have to run a gauntlet of certain maps with buffs and debuffs while only getting three chances. I often felt pressured during the Extreme Predator challenges because of this, since you have to do things a certain way. Overall though, this is one of my proudest Platinums!

 

D

 

Dante's Inferno

 

 

January 15'th, 2014

Personal Rating: 7/10

 

A God of War copy, but I didn't think it was bad. The variety of enemies for each circle of Hell was nice, and the sense of scale was done nicely. I'm going to go ahead and say it's an underrated game. Plus Dante was pretty badass in the sense he was pretty much Catholic Kratos. 

 

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - Not very hard. With the New Game Plus mode and maxing out both Unholy and Holy paths you can almost go through the whole game just spamming crosses.

 

Devil May Cry 1 HD

 

June 9'th, 2014

Personal Rating 9/10

 

[Will add later]

 

Devil May Cry 3 HD

 

February 8'th, 2014

Personal Rating: 10/10

 

Hands down my most proud Platinum. The game itself is definitely tough but like riding a bike you get used to it. I was surprised by how I got the hang of it after a couple playthroughs. The first mini-boss kicked me around, and that really made me almost give up entirely but after a while that boss and the Hell Vanguards like it were just obstacles in the way. But this is my favorite DMC game overall. The Styles were fun to use, the bosses were challenging and it was great exploiting their weaknesses. The only bad thing I can say is that the camera would get annoying on some parts.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 9/10 (For beginners), 7/10 (Maxed out from Easy/Normal - Hard), 9/10 (Very Hard, Dante Must Die difficulty) - At first, especially for beginners, this game is going to kick you around a lot and test your Willpower. The first mission is easy enough, and the first part of the second one, but the mini-boss that shows up on the second mission is a beginners trap but also a guide on what to do with future bosses. Once you get some Blue Orbs and upgrade your weapons a bit you get the hang of it and you may notice you improved a bit. What ultimately takes the cake and will probably shatter your spirit is Very Hard at the very least, or Dante Must Die mode. Hard wasn't that bad especially since I was maxed out, but on Very Hard a lot of the enemies will take chunks out of your health bar. Especially those statues that shoot arrows at you, as on Very Hard and DMD they will shoot red arrows at you which are hard to dodge sometimes. Even with the Super Dante costume DMD will more than likely make you use up Vital Stars. The bosses, save for Vergil on Dante Must Die aren't that bad but they take a while longer to kill. I'm tempted to make a guide for the bosses on here for beginners but there's already plenty of those out there so.

 

DmC: Devil May Cry

 

March 13'th, 2014

Personal Rating: 6/10

 

Since reviews of this game have been done to death, I won't make a long paragraph about what I thought about it. I didn't mind Dante that much, and Vergil wasn't too bad save for one certain part and his "I have a bigger dick" comment later on. But if anything, I was more annoyed with the changes they made to Sparda and Mundus. Sparda, to me, came off as wimp compared to his classic counterpart. And Mundus was downgraded from Devil King to a cliched corporate villain.

 

Aside from that, the gameplay was pretty fun and getting high combos was always enjoyable. I really liked the voice that would yell "Savage!" "Sadistic!" and "Sensational!" when you got the three S-rank combos.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 6/10 (Patched), 4/10 (Unpatched) - The Platinum itself is somewhat difficult depending on if you are playing the unpatched version or not. If it is patched, you are going to have a tougher time getting SSS Ranks on Nephilim difficulty. The solution is to practice Demon Dodge which gives you a slight bonus to your combo and damage for a limited time. That works for most of the levels, but for Mission 17 "Furnace of Souls" I wound up giving up and decided to play it unpatched because that mission was annoying and I got tired of replaying it over a dozen times only to get a SS at the most. Apparently the unpatched version had Demon Dodge as a game breaking ability where you did much more damage and a much bigger combo. So unless you really want to challenge yourself for that Mission, then I recommend playing it unpatched. 

 

Other than that, the collectible system is weird. You won't be able to get the keys, doors, and some of the Lost Souls until you do another playthrough. Finally, the real tough part is Mission 20 on Hell and Hell Mode. The only advice I can give is jump and dodge as much as possible, and then Demon Pull when the boss does his dash move.

 

Dragon Age: Origins

 

August 2'nd, 2013
Personal Rating: 8/10

I really liked this game. I have a sort of soft spot for it. But while I do think the game is great, I would love to 100% it if not for all the DLC. If I remember right, all the DLC in total is $80! I would have liked Warden's Keep, Shale, Golems of Amgarrak, and Return to Ostagar free or rather put in the game from the get-go. I envy those that have the much cheaper Ultimate Edition.

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - It's not really hard, but some grinding will be required as well as more than a few New Games started, but you don't have to play through them all.

 

 

 

 

Dragon Age II

 

April 27'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 6/10

Considered the watered down version of Dragon Age: Origins, and I agree. But I still enjoyed it for what it was. The characters weren't as memorable and the story in general just felt like filler material for the most part. But I will give it credit for making the Mage class really fun to play as and some of the outcomes of your choices in later chapters were interesting.

Platinum Difficulty: 3/10 - Depending on how well you manage you and your companions equipment and abilities, it shouldn't be hard at all.

 

 

Dragon's Dogma

 

April 26'th, 2014

Personal Rating 7/10

 

[Will add later]

 

 

F

Fallout 3

December 25'th, 2013

Personal Rating: 9/10

 

My first Fallout game, and it took me forever to finally get the hang of it for some reason. But I'm glad I could finally get this one!

 

Platinum Difficulty: 6/10 (without DLC), 4/10 (with DLC) - I give it a 6 because of the glitches that can happen, and in my case I made it pretty easy to screw myself over a lot. I also found it kind of difficult to get a good amount of caps. But that's just me. If you have the DLC, especially the Operation: Anchorage DLC then the power armor and stealth armor you get at the end of the questline pretty much sets you up for the rest of the game. The other thing was the Karma trophies because they were a grind and you had to make sure you were a specific karma before leveling up.

 

 

Fallout: New Vegas

 

January 10'th, 2014

Personal Rating: 9/10

 

I personally liked this one more than Fallout 3. I guess it's because it has a variety of areas to it, and I like how your character is more of an "Old West legend" kind of character to the other NPC's. I have yet to try the DLC though, I hope to at least do Lonesome Road or Old World Blues and Honest Hearts soon.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - This one was a bit of a grind too, especially with the "Get 10,000 Damage with X"/"Heal 10,000 Damage with X" trophies. I was glad to get those out of the way. Other than that I can't think of anything off the top of my head that made it hard to get save for having to get the different endings, but that could be done with managing your saves. I'm willing to say that it also depends on how well you do your character. My character used laser/plasma weapons and was able to save Caps by having a high enough Science skill so I could recycle MF rounds for my Laser RCW. In the end I wound up with a bit over 2,000 rounds for it. Yet for my Guns character I found it a bit difficult to get ammo.

 

One other thing that might make this Plat seem hard is the Hardcore playthrough you will have to do, which sounds discouraging but really it's no big deal. All you have to do is make sure you sleep, eat, and drink water while also managing your ammo and other items that have weight. Drinking and sleeping is easy since one of the first few story quests gives you a motel room where you can sleep and have free clean water from a sink. Eating is kind of a different story, but food is easy to come across. The best way I found food was siding with the New California Republic or at least on good terms with them, and one of their camps has a cook that restocks on carrots, potatoes, corn, and purified water every three days. It's not too expensive either, but if you're worried about caps then be sure to get the trophy where you get banned from gambling at the casinos as you get over 30,000 caps from that. Doing so requires a good amount of Luck points though. If you're reading this before you play, for both Fallout 3 and New Vegas I had my S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats as

 

S - 4

 

P - 6

 

E - 4

 

C - 4

 

I - 7

 

A - 8

 

L - 7

 

Purchasing Naughty Nightwear from Mick and Ralph's and getting a Luck implant from Dr. Usanagi in a building labeled New Vegas Medical Clinic will boost your luck, that way you will be sure to win almost every Blackjack hand in the Casinos. Of course you don't have to have them set that way, but that's the way I did it.

G

God of War

 

October 13'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 9/10

I used to watch my cousin play this and God of War II a lot but I never tried it for some reason. After downloading the collection on the PS Store I realized I missed out. It's one of those games that aged well also.

Platinum Difficulty: 5/10 - The story mode related trophies are easy. The only thing I say that makes getting it difficult is the Challenge of the Gods and probably the five hour run you have to do to get one of the trophies.

God of War II

 

October 19'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 9/10


Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - Like the first one, there is a challenge mode called Challenge of the Titans, but it can be made much easier if you max out a certain weapon and you don't have to do them all in one go. There is also no five hour run trophy you have to do.

H

Heavy Rain

 

July 2'nd, 2010
Personal Rating: 8/10


Platinum Difficulty: 3/10 - Not really hard, but having to replay a certain segment over and over so you can get a different ending can be a bit tedious.

 

 

Hitman: Absolution

 

September 10'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 7/10

My first Hitman game, so I can't make really make a judgement saying if it was better than the previous ones or not. I did like it though. The freedom to dispose of your targets in multiple ways was awesome. My only problems with it were the score system for one thing. I thought it was kind of dumb that points would get taken off if you shoot a guard even quietly or if you strangle one. The other thing is the Instinct meter and how disguises were easily blown. I get that some guards would notice "the new guy" but it doesn't make sense how they can almost immediately point you out if you don't use the Instinct. Like I said, I didn't play the previous ones, but I've seen videos on them and the guards aren't nowhere near as sharp. Still, I thought it was a good game with a decent story.

Platinum Difficulty: 6/10 - Depending on your stealth skills it should not be too difficult to Platinum. On the harder difficulties the disguise system can only get you so far though, and some guards wind up spotting you a mile away usually when you're picking a lock leading to a shoot out.

I

inFamous

 

July 21'st, 2013
Personal Rating: 7/10

Platinum Difficulty: 5/10 -  Even on Hard difficulty this isn't too bad, but what might really get you is the blast shards which are a royal pain. I guess one could say this game is infamous for the blast shard collectibles you have to get for the Platinum. Get it!? Oh, okay...

 

But other than that, it is somewhat pretty easy to die in this game. At least I thought so. Hard mode isn't that bad though, but you may get overwhelmed at times. It's best to just keep moving and shooting lightning while draining any nearby electricity.

 

 

inFamous 2

 

July 8'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 8/10

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - Not as hard as the first ones, and you can get an ability that lets you see where all the blast shards are. The only thing that might trouble you is the Hard difficulty trophy but with some of the powers you get especially while playing the bad guy, it's not that hard.

 

K

Killzone HD

 

August 7'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 6/10

Another game I held off on for some reason. I did like it and how you could play as different characters. But being a different character didn't change much of anything save for a couple different ways you did objectives and kind of how the ending played out. I'm probably being a bit unfair about it though since it's a game from 2004 and not exactly what you would call a masterpiece.

Platinum Difficulty: 2/10 - The Platinum is easy, especially since you can use cheats without them locking the trophies. You will need two controllers though, which I fortunately had.

M

Mafia II

 

August 31'st, 2013
Personal Rating: 7/10

Platinum Difficulty: 6/10 - Not very difficult save for a couple parts on Hard difficulty. There's a check list for the collectibles as well so you don't have to worry about which one you're missing.

 

 

 

Mass Effect

 

June 17'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 8/10

The third Mass Effect game I played. I didn't know what to expect at first, but in the end it wasn't exactly like I thought it would be. I expected it to be more like Mass Effect 2 in terms of gameplay and character development. Not to say I was disappointed, but I thought there would have been more dialogue between the crew members and the whole unlimited ammo thing surprised me. Still, it introduces the series well with tons of lore in the Codex to be read.

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - It's an easy Platinum if you know what to do, but you will have to grind a lot and do a few playthroughs for the class-specific trophies. Insanity difficulty isn't really hard except for a couple bosses. The only thing that really makes Insanity in this one hard is human and Krogan enemies will cast Immunity on themselves making them very hard to kill.

 

 

 

Mass Effect 2

 

April 13'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 9/10

My first Mass Effect experience, and I had a blast. Every character was different and had something interesting to say about themselves as you progressed, and they just felt more fleshed out compared to the first one. The armor customization was neat and the shootouts could get tense, along with all the upgrades and powers you and your squadmates could get were fun to use. The only downside is some parts of the story felt pointless or some parts could have been avoided by doing something else entirely. But it doesn't take away from the fun I had with it, since it did a really awesome job feeling like a sci-fi action-adventure game.

Platinum Difficulty: 9/10 - It gets a 9 because of the Insanity difficulty. It's really unforgiving at times and you have to be very choosy on who you bring with you on missions. Other factors for the Platinum is how you manage your squad members loyalty.

 

 

Mass Effect 3

 

March 7'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 6/10

Definitely not the best Mass Effect game. I mean, it was alright until the ending. Other than that the story felt choppy at times, and all the fetch quest side-quest missions got annoying after a while. The enemies also felt less intelligent than the ones in the second one by staying out in the open most of the time while you pump rounds into them. It did have it's moments at least.

Platinum Difficulty: 5/10 - The Platinum for this isn't that bad, but it will take some grinding. Insanity is much easier compared to Mass Effect 2, especially since there is New Game Plus and if you have the weapon from the From Ashes DLC it's a joke.

 

 

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater HD

 

March 17'th, 2013
Personal Rating: 10/10

Another home run for the Metal Gear Solid series by Hideo Kojima. Amazing story, unique stealth mechanics, every boss fight was different with their own ways to beat them, memorable soundtrack. It's definitely something I could play over again and not get bored with it.

Platinum Difficulty: 2/10 - Platinum for this isn't really difficult, but keeping track of the collectible stuff can be annoying. Especially when you go for the Kerotans.

 

P

PROTOTYPE 2

 

June 24'th, 2012
Personal Rating: 6/10

I thought it was an alright game. The controls felt much better compared to the first ones which felt slippery to me.  I still liked it for what it was though, and the powers were fun to use. My only other complaint is how often the protagonist would cuss. I mean, I don't mind cussing in games at all, but James would cuss like his life depended on it, not that I blame him from the circumstances he's been in but still I think they could have made him a better character.

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - You can New Game Plus this one making the Hard difficulty much easier. The only other thing that one might have a hard time with is the challenges, but even then they are mainly trial and error.

 

S

Saints Row: The Third

 

July 2'nd, 2013
Personal Rating: 8/10

Really fun game to mess around in single-player and co-op. The lack of mission replay sort of ruined it for me though.

Platinum Difficulty: 5/10 - Not very difficult but the challenges might take a while.

 

 

 

Saints Row IV

 

 

December 6'th, 2013

Personal Rating: 4/10

 

This definitely isn't my favorite Saints Row game. I don't really hate it but it feels lackluster compared to the last two and I assume the first one since I haven't played it. I'm sure there are reasons mainly because of THQ's bankruptcy. The superpowers were fun to use at least, but the story just felt "meh" and I guess I shouldn't expect a masterpiece from a game where a gang leader turned President fights aliens. But it's really hard for me to say something was good about this one and mean it. I did like how you could see past characters from previous games and even go into flashbacks from the previous ones. I guess they were trying to take a different route from the previous "fight gangs in this area, win the territory" from the last ones. But I think I would have preferred a story where you try to take over the world because the Boss pissed everyone off in an embassy rather than fight aliens even if it's not meant to be serious. 

 

Another thing that bothered me was the lack of a day and night/weather cycle. I get that you're in a simulation, but post-story you can change it from day to night. What's up with that? I mean at first it was nice to see the moon behind the clouds but after seeing it for several hours I would have been happy just to see a slight sunrise at least or some rain.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 4/10 - Same as the third one, it's not that hard. The only thing that makes this one a grind is the Fourth and Forty trophy. That one is such a waste of time. Sure, having to clock 40 hours doesn't seem so bad but even if you take as much time as possible like I did you will still most likely only have about 28-29 hours in by the time you beat the story. So you're left to just idle around for eleven or so hours for it to ping because there's nothing to do after the story, and like the third one no mission replays so you can't just replay certain missions until then.

 

Sleeping Dogs

February 22'nd, 2014

Personal Rating: 7/10

 

I really missed out on this one, but it was worth $25 in my opinion. The combat was fluent enough, but I wouldn't compare it to being as smooth as Arkham City's. It definitely was fun though, especially the getaway parts where you can shoot out enemies tires and they cause a big wreck. Some of the combos like leg breaking or arm breaking were brutal too, so if you like kung fu movies then this is one of the few games closest to one. I look forward to a sequel for this game, and hopefully there will be improvements where they need to be.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 2/10 - This one is also not too hard. Mainly because after you date certain girls they will put locations of collectibles on your map and you can just go to them. I wish all collectibles were like that. Were it not for that this would easily be a 6 or 7. There is also getting Gold for certain things, which aren't hard. But the most annoying one for me was Gambler because betting on the cockfights was the easiest method to win money, but it was always a 50/50 chance of whether yours wins or not, and sometimes the one I bet one wouldn't do anything until hit after three or four times. It's still doable though. You just need patience.

 

 

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

 

November 10'th, 2009
Personal Rating: 4/10

The first Platinum I got. And was I glad. However after anticipating the game for probably over a year, I was disappointed when I beat it. I remember reading about how the game would be a mix of God of War and Knights of the Old Republic and that was a perfect combination for me. It got God of War down alright with the QTE's during boss battles, but nothing related to making choices like in Knights of the Old Republic. I really would have liked it if it was an RPG where you could explore different worlds on your own and make certain choices. I mean, it's a game where you play as Darth Vader's apprentice. It should have been much more than just a hack and slash with some Force powers mixed in.

Platinum Difficulty: 7/10 - This one is tough but doable. It's mainly because of the bosses and some of the enemies that make it hard.

 

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II

 

December 19'th, 2010
Personal Rating: 5/10

Again, I was a bit disappointed with this one as well. I did like it better than the first one though, but that isn't saying much. This one at least let you slice off limbs with the lightsabers. I hope one day we get a Star Wars game where the lightsaber mechanics are like Metal Gear Rising's.

Platinum Difficulty: 6/10 - A bit easier than the first one especially since the story is shorter. I remember having a difficult time with the challenges though.

T

The Amazing Spider-Man

 

July 9'th, 2012
Personal Rating: 5/10

As far as movie based games go, this one wasn't that bad. I did enjoy the web slinging mechanic though.

Platinum Difficulty: 3/10 - Not hard at all. The collectibles might get in the way though, but once you get a certain amount they show up on the map. I also believe the difficulty trophies do stack.

 

 

The Walking Dead

 

 

October 27'th, 2013

Personal Rating: 9/10

 

Another game I underestimated. What's been said that's good about it has been done, so I won't repeat what others have said.

 

Platinum Difficulty: 1/10 - Just play through the story and that's it. The only trophy you might have a hard time in is the Rock, Paper, Scissors trophy but that's it really.

 

 

Post Creation Notes:

• I intended this to look much better than it does now and done way more "professional" so to speak with the trophies and ratings centered while my input and Platinum difficulty aligned to the left but after copying and pasting it back, it wound up centering everything making it look ugly and the more I tried to manually center things it got worse. I figured it was because it was a copy and paste.
• I also meant to add my own personal input to all of the games but I wound up dragging on and not really saying anything interesting.
• I'm up for any input to improve this.

Edited July 30, 2014 by omegarevan

[itzzh3lixx]

Nice, but i did notice that you got almost every single platinum in 2013, is that when you really got in to trophy hunting?

[DarkHpokinsn]

Nice Platinum Trophy List, I'm working on Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls Platinum's right now, Also Saints Row IV is easier to Platinum than 3 Was so you might want to try to get that at some point

Edited October 23, 2013 by DarkHpokinsn

[damon8r351]

It's a good list. I'm looking forward to working on the Fallout and Dragon Age games eventually.

 

Getting a trophy list to look good takes a bit of tweaking. I know I had a bunch of spacing errors on mine that took awhile to stamp out, things like extra lines appearing out of nowhere. I didn't even bother to center mine, I think it looks weird centered. Personally I would've arranged it in chronological order and not alphabetical, but it's your list so you do it the way you want to do it.

[Redgrave]

Nice, but i did notice that you got almost every single platinum in 2013, is that when you really got in to trophy hunting?

 

Yep. I tried around 2009-2010 but I obviously didn't get nearly as much as I did this year. I wonder what happened in 2011 though where I got no Platinum's.

 

Nice Platinum Trophy List, I'm working on Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls Platinum's right now, Also Saints Row IV is easier to Platinum than 3 Was so you might want to try to get that at some point

 

I haven't tried Beyond: Two Souls yet, but Heavy Rain is good. I thought about getting Saints Row IV eventually but Arkham Origins is only a couple days away

 

It's a good list. I'm looking forward to working on the Fallout and Dragon Age games eventually.

 

Getting a trophy list to look good takes a bit of tweaking. I know I had a bunch of spacing errors on mine that took awhile to stamp out, things like extra lines appearing out of nowhere. I didn't even bother to center mine, I think it looks weird centered. Personally I would've arranged it in chronological order and not alphabetical, but it's your list so you do it the way you want to do it.

 

Yeah it was the spacing issue I had. I guess it's because I had to copy and paste this since I spent more than a few days on it fixing stuff here and there.

 

Thanks everyone! I'll be sure to update it every now and then.

[DarkHpokinsn]

I haven't tried Beyond: Two Souls yet, but Heavy Rain is good. I thought about getting Saints Row IV eventually but Arkham Origins is only a couple days away

 

 

 

Understandable, If you thought Heavy Rain was good, you'll love Beyond 

[PLamb858]

"Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty HD - Gained off and on motivation for this one, but the VR Missions are ridiculous in their requirements for gold. That and I doubt I could get all the dog tags across all the difficulties.

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - I really would love to Platinum this one since it's my favorite game. But the fact you have to get Big Boss emblem for a single iPod song discourages me. I am in no way a speed runner, let alone capable of running straight through a map without being spotted."

 

Nice list!!

 

MGS 2 is pretty tough but that is mostly due to the VR Missions. They can all be done, they just take time to figure out the best way to do them and try not to kill anyone if you can help it. The dog tags, on the other hand, are pretty easy. Again, they take some time. Just find a list of the names of the guards and their locations and don't leave the area until you have everyhting you need. You also don't need ALL tags. You can miss like 20 or 30 if I'm not mistaken but the hard part is you do have to beat the game on Extreme because you do need at least some tags from that difficulty.

 

I can't get the MGS4 plat either!! It is also one of my favorite games. I have done everything but that Big Boss run and I hate feeling rushed in that game.

Edited November 14, 2013 by PLamb858

[Starrk_01]

Nice list! Continue the good work 

[Dragon-Archon]

Nice collection. I agree that Mass Effect 1 had way too little crew dialogue, but you have to remember this was the first game. After that the developers changed a lot of things.

[Redgrave]

Update: Added The Walking Dead game, Saints Row IV, and Batman: Arkham City to the list.

 

And sorry for missing the last three posts, that's what I get for not following my own thread.

 

Thanks for the support though, everyone!

Edited December 7, 2013 by omegarevan

[Redgrave]

Added spoiler tags for each letter to save time and the annoyance of scrolling through everything, which I probably should have done from the beginning. I got the idea from Dragon-Archon's list

[RobThanatos]

I like the fact you actually played the original 2 God of War games rather than jumping to 3. Since 2 left on such a cliffhanger, you must be itching to play the next game.

[Duffcar]

Nice list! I can see plenty of good games and games that I too hope to platinum one day up there!

[Redgrave]

I like the fact you actually played the original 2 God of War games rather than jumping to 3. Since 2 left on such a cliffhanger, you must be itching to play the next game.

 

I would like to play the third one even though I already know what happens. I probably would have downloaded it by now on the PlayStation Store if it wasn't disc only :/

 

I'm sure I'll get it eventually though.

 

 

Nice list! I can see plenty of good games and games that I too hope to platinum one day up there!

 

Thanks! If you want advice or tips on any of the ones I have go ahead and send me a PM if you want.

[demonoid321]

your a fallout fan aswell i see

 

i love fallout 3 it was exallent but new vegas was pretty good but didn't have to much to see in it

 

but i cant wait for the next fallout!

i allso like elder scrolls hope you try it out sometime!

[Xxleonardo97xX]

I gave you a like to help you reach 'Popular', you deserve it 

[Redgrave]

Been a while since I've edited this, but I've added section "F" and with that, Fallout 3 and New Vegas! As well as Sleeping Dogs, Dante's Inferno, and Devil May Cry 3.

 

your a fallout fan aswell i see

 

i love fallout 3 it was exallent but new vegas was pretty good but didn't have to much to see in it

 

but i cant wait for the next fallout!

i allso like elder scrolls hope you try it out sometime!

 

Yeah, Fallout's amazing. I hope the fourth one goes well. I have played The Elder Scrolls though, they are also great. I think I enjoyed Oblivion more than Skyrim though.

 

I gave you a like to help you reach 'Popular', you deserve it 

 

Thanks!

[WuTangJase-]

Nice list. I'm gonna go for fallout 3, but im not sure about vegas.

[Fawazc98]

Nice Plats

[Ala-Arska]

Nicely done with the checklist, very informative.

I was surprised to see some games I intend to do in the very near future myself (inFamous 1+2, Fallout: New Vegas), so I read those ones with high interest 

Especially your inFamous opinions gave me hope to Plat them myself someday 

 

Keep up the good work, looking forward to see more quality Plats on your list 

[Redgrave]

Nice list. I'm gonna go for fallout 3, but im not sure about vegas.

 

Thanks! New Vegas can be done, but it is a grind for several trophies. But once you get those out of the way it's fairly smooth sailing.

 

Nicely done with the checklist, very informative.

I was surprised to see some games I intend to do in the very near future myself (inFamous 1+2, Fallout: New Vegas), so I read those ones with high interest 

Especially your inFamous opinions gave me hope to Plat them myself someday 

 

Keep up the good work, looking forward to see more quality Plats on your list 

 

Glad I could be informative! You mentioning New Vegas suddenly reminded me that I didn't mention the Hardcore run. I added an extra bit there if you want some advice on what to do there

 

And yes, inFamous isn't too bad. The blast shards in the first one are a real pain though. But if you have questions about any of the games I've listed then feel free to send me a PM and I'll try to help.

 

[Ala-Arska]

Thanks! New Vegas can be done, but it is a grind for several trophies. But once you get those out of the way it's fairly smooth sailing.

 

 

Glad I could be informative! You mentioning New Vegas suddenly reminded me that I didn't mention the Hardcore run. I added an extra bit there if you want some advice on what to do there

 

And yes, inFamous isn't too bad. The blast shards in the first one are a real pain though. But if you have questions about any of the games I've listed then feel free to send me a PM and I'll try to help.

Thanks, I'm sure to ask for tips if I get stuck 

The Hardcore run is what worries me the most in New Vegas, nice to see you added some info about that. 

I just recently Platted Fallout 3, and had the same exact starting stats as you. I guess they work out fine for New Vegas too 

[Redgrave]

Thanks, I'm sure to ask for tips if I get stuck 

The Hardcore run is what worries me the most in New Vegas, nice to see you added some info about that. 

I just recently Platted Fallout 3, and had the same exact starting stats as you. I guess they work out fine for New Vegas too 

 

Yeah, it's not too bad provided you make sure you at least sleep before quests or during them. Almost everyone drops some kind of food or water on them but most of it is radiated and that's another you have to keep an eye out for. The sink at the Novac motel room gives unlimited clean water and the guy at the NCR camp that gives potatoes and such doesn't have anything radiated.

 

Congrats though! Those stats were recommended from the PS3trophies guide. On New Vegas those stats can get boosted pretty high with the implants from the medical clinic and the Old World Blues DLC if you have it.

[MF_2MOK]

Very impressive Platinum collection. I too am going for MGS4, and I think the Big Boss Emblem one is going to kill my hopes and dreams for this plat haha good luck to you on that one