Popular Post Optinooby Posted March 13, 2021 Popular Post Share Posted March 13, 2021 (edited) Full commentated guide here guys on how to get the platinum in under 60 minutes, a brief text roadmap is explained below and in the video description. If you want a quick platinum time recorded like myself, first play the SNES/GEN versions of R&RR, get to the end and save it before the trophy triggers, then quit and go back later. STEP 1 - Open Rock and Roll Racing Definitive Edition, select password on the title screen and input this 12 digit code 8WFF-C0QV-5TJ!. Now on Veteran NHO Division A, get enough points to progress, advance level and you will get the first few trophies when you reach the end results screen. STEP 2 - Open Rock and Roll Racing Definitive Edition, select password on the title screen and input this 12 digit code YWFK-C0RB-5TJ!. Now on Rookie Bogmire Division A, get enough points to progress, advance level and you will get the final definitive trophies when you reach the end results screen. STEP 3 - Open Rock and Roll Racing SNES Edition, never use REWIND, select password on the title screen and input this 12 digit code YWFK-C0RB-5TJ!. Now on Rookie Bogmire Division A, get enough points to progress, advance level and you will get the SNES trophies when you reach the end results screen. STEP 4 - Open Rock and Roll Racing GEN Edition, never use REWIND, select password on the title screen and input this 12 digit code YWFK-C0RB-5TJ!. Now on Rookie Bogmire Division A, get enough points to progress, advance level and you will get the GEN and remaining R&RR trophies when you reach the end results screen. STEP 5 - Open Lost Vikings, highlight the SNES edition and press triangle (PS4) to watch the full gameplay. Skip right to the end just before the final cutscenes, where you knock the boss into outer space via the airlock by flipping the lever. Just as the fast viking pulls the lever and the airlock opens, press square (PS4) to take control, then pause and save the game before the screen transitions. Now quit the game, then load the SNES version, never use REWIND, then open the menu and choose to load game. You will be back at that point where you saved on watch mode. Now choose to give up on the pause menu to get the death trophy. Then load the save game back up and let the screen transition to get the completion trophies. STEP 6 - Exactly the same as STEP 5, but do this with the GEN version instead, no need to die this time though and this will get you the remaining Lost Vikings trophies. STEP 7 - Similar to the Vikings but on Blackthorne. Enter the watch mode on the SNES edition of Blackthorne, skip right to the end and when the final blow is dealt to the final boss, take control with square (PS4), then pause, save your game and quit the game. Now actually load the SNES version properly, load the save game you made to spawn back at the boss and once the screen transitions and assuming you haven't used REWIND, you will get the first set of Blackthorne trophies. STEP 8 - Same as STEP 7, but do this on 32-BIT version instead. Once you have the completion trophy, watch movie again and skip to the 00:39:00 mark approx, the character will be in the snow level and has just grabbed a levitator. Take control now and use the levitator to rise up a screen just near where it was picked up. Once up a screen, pull yourself up to the ledge above, save your game and then quit. Now load the version back up properly, load your saved game and head left to find the Vikings and to pop another trophy. STEP 9 - Now just complete Practice Mode on any classic version of Blackthorne for the final trophy and platinum! EXTRA - You shouldn't need these, but if the watch/save/play/load trick doesn't work due to a patch, use these passwords to reach those stages and just complete them normally. BTW, for the 'beat boss at full health' trophy on Blackthorne, you can keep saving/loading after each attack till you slowly perfect it! - Lost Vikings last level - MSTR - Blackthorne Snow Level 2 - L5OH - Blackthrone Final Boss - K3CH Have fun and I hope this helps Edited March 13, 2021 by Optinooby 15 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deano1337 Posted March 13, 2021 Share Posted March 13, 2021 This is pretty awesome thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PatinumNumemon Posted March 13, 2021 Share Posted March 13, 2021 Interesting!! Although I am personally going to try and play all games legit at least once, it is nice to know I can speed run through having to play each game so many times. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optinooby Posted March 13, 2021 Author Share Posted March 13, 2021 (edited) 4 hours ago, Deano1337 said: This is pretty awesome thank you. 2 hours ago, PatinumNumemon said: Interesting!! Although I am personally going to try and play all games legit at least once, it is nice to know I can speed run through having to play each game so many times. Yea its crazy how easy watch mode make it, think the Devs forgot to add the R&RR watch mode though I was tempted to play through them both myself as well, spent a lot of time on the originals back at release, but guess I only wanted to make this guide. Remember never gettimg TLV finished as levels were too hard Edited March 13, 2021 by Optinooby Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AJ_Radio Posted March 16, 2021 Share Posted March 16, 2021 The password system eliminates the need to play the entire games from scratch. I was lucky enough as a kid growing up to play both The Lost Vikings and Blackthorne. Never played Rock 'n Roll Racing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optinooby Posted March 16, 2021 Author Share Posted March 16, 2021 3 hours ago, AJ_Radio said: The password system eliminates the need to play the entire games from scratch. I was lucky enough as a kid growing up to play both The Lost Vikings and Blackthorne. Never played Rock 'n Roll Racing. The password system is required for quick R&RR trophies, for LV and BT though, its actually the watch mode system that makes them quick LV and BT with passwords is about 1 hour for trophies, maybe bit more amd about a 2/10 difficulty perhaps LV and BT with watch mode is 2 minutes for trophies and a 0/10 difficulty, quite literally Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Spraragen88 Posted March 16, 2021 Share Posted March 16, 2021 King of the Track took me a bit, but I am so glad I did it first. Once I changed the controls (R2 as gas and the other shoulder buttons as attacks/boosts) it cut down on the difficulty. Just keep spamming boost and lay down rear weapons (bombs) the moment you pass the starting line and each time you make a lap. Save your rockets for when you think an enemy is going to pass you. I was doing laps around the AI by the time I got the hang of it. Then doing Rookie mode was a complete breeze on SNES, GEN and Def. Editions. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AJ_Radio Posted March 20, 2021 Share Posted March 20, 2021 I played both The Lost Vikings and Blackthorne as a kid. Never was able to play Rock n’ Roll Racing. I was happy to see they used real music in the definitive version. Worth the price tag for me. All games that when compared to many 16-bit era games, they hold up reasonably well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChristianHenares Posted June 12, 2021 Share Posted June 12, 2021 Thanks for this. Many things to comment: 1. Like The Lion King + Aladdin, this is a GREAT remaster. Probably this is better. 2. Definitive Edition are AMAZING. Rock N' Roll Racing with real music, new voices and new characters. Really cool. 3. BlackThorne strange 32-bit version, I never played it and now I can play it. 4. A GREAT DOCUMENTARY EXPLAINING EVERYTHING ABOUT BLIZZARD AND THESE GAMES!!!! Really, what a great game ladies and gentlemen. I just bought it for Xbox One, gonna buy it for PS4 eventually. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
big_bob002 Posted July 9, 2021 Share Posted July 9, 2021 On 3/16/2021 at 0:01 PM, Spraragen88 said: King of the Track took me a bit, but I am so glad I did it first. Once I changed the controls (R2 as gas and the other shoulder buttons as attacks/boosts) it cut down on the difficulty. Just keep spamming boost and lay down rear weapons (bombs) the moment you pass the starting line and each time you make a lap. Save your rockets for when you think an enemy is going to pass you. I was doing laps around the AI by the time I got the hang of it. Then doing Rookie mode was a complete breeze on SNES, GEN and Def. Editions. I just got king of track and king of rock (step 1 in the OP) by using 2 controllers. It guarantees 3rd place every race. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NMErickson Posted November 20, 2021 Share Posted November 20, 2021 Was waiting for a good sale on this and here we are. Couple things I noticed was how well made it is and I forgot how fun and cool Rock n Roll Racing was. The new definitive edition is just the best. I played all the games a bit and thought well this will be a long but mostly fun plat then I saw this thread. I too will play each legit but this will help eliminate some extra playthroughs. As an aside, in an April update they added two games, RPM Racing and Lost Vikings 2, but no new trophies were added. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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