Most Recent Platinum

[Terra]

 #67 - Dig Dug

Difficulty: 3/10

Completion Time: 2 hours, 34 minutes

Enjoyment: 7/10

 

Here's another game from way back when I was playing Namco Museum. I played Dig Dug frequently but only made it to Stage 8. I was dreading the platinum for this seeing how it's the second hardest next to Galaga but I didn't find it much of a challenge to complete. Rambler and Centurion were the toughest to get but I had more issues with Centurion I was trying to conserve my lives to use in later rounds but I got it when I reached Round 16. I think it's easier than Pac-Man and Galaga but that can be debated. I enjoyed it well enough and it was a nice little start to my day off. Now I'll spend the rest back on The Sims 3: Pets.

[ArmoredSnowman]

On 4/26/2017 at 5:55 PM, Izularia said:

 #177: Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 

A perfect Storm Master.
You've acquired all trophies.

 

More finished backlog, yay! I never thought I'd finish this game at any point in my life. It was at 91% for years, because I was missing a few online and character titles. Big thanks to @DawningWolf55 who offered me to help with the the last few online wins so I could finally finish the game  I'm pretty sure I liked this game back then and was just struggling with the online mode. 

I'd play it again when it's coming out for PS4... hopefully without online matches then 

Can't wait for the series to come to PS4. Please no online trophies. ._. I do not look forward to playing my PS3 copy of UNS2 

[ratchetdude231]

Platinum #19: Ratchet and Clank A Crack in Time

Difficulty: 4/10

Fun: 9/10

 

4th platinum this week I think I might be on a roll lol. Anyway I don't think there is much for me to say on this game. I really love it, but I think I prefer Tools of Destruction over it. Some of the things in this game are rather hit or miss. They did a great job with the addition of new weapons, modifications, but I felt the ship combat was rather lacking. I am not a massive fan of the ship combat in any Ratchet and Clank game, and while this was probably Insomniac's best attempt at that I still didn't really enjoy it. When it comes to Clank gameplay this game probably has the best clank gameplay in the entire series. 

 

the story is great as well. Loved seeing the return of Dr.Nefarious. Overall it's an excellent game, just can't say it's my favorite. 

Edited April 28, 2017 by Ratchet

[Lars]

3 hours ago, Terra said:

 #67 - Dig Dug

 

Difficulty: 3/10

Completion Time: 2 hours, 34 minutes

Enjoyment: 7/10

 

Here's another game from way back when I was playing Namco Museum. I played Dig Dug frequently but only made it to Stage 8. I was dreading the platinum for this seeing how it's the second hardest next to Galaga but I didn't find it much of a challenge to complete. Rambler and Centurion were the toughest to get but I had more issues with Centurion I was trying to conserve my lives to use in later rounds but I got it when I reached Round 16. I think it's easier than Pac-Man and Galaga but that can be debated. I enjoyed it well enough and it was a nice little start to my day off. Now I'll spend the rest back on The Sims 3: Pets.

Do you really think it was that easy? I had a really difficult time with it

Congrats on the platinum!

Edited April 28, 2017 by Lars

[Jalok-]

Platinum #188 - Senran Kagura:Peach Beach Splash 

 

Time to plat : 35 Hours
Difficulty 2.5/10 

I love Senran Kagura  it's always fun to play

as usual it's massive grind to Platinum but pretty easy to get the plat any tips need feel free to pm me I'll help you out

 

Platinum #187 - Resident Evil 1 HD (PS4)

 

 

Enjoyment - 10/10
Difficulty - 2.5/10 (personal opinion)

the reason i gave it 2.5 because i played this game so many times Platinum might be little bit tough for newcomer 

wasn't really hard for me to get the Plat ?

Edited April 28, 2017 by Jalok-
Messed up my post little bit -.-

[LucileRose]

#23 Yomawari: Night Alone

[No_Heart_Wesley]

Platinum #100

One Last Time

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End

At long last #100!!!

I love the Uncharted series and I knew I wanted this to be #100. Nathan Drake is one of my all time favorite characters and I am so glad that I got to go on a journey with him one last time

Enjoyment: 10/10

Difficulty: 4/10

Now I just need to get 3 stars in survival mode on stages 6-10

[BrutalLooter]

           Platinum Trophy 110: Yakuza 4

              

 

It was a long but not that hard game, takes it's story very serious but presentation was ridiculous sometimes, map size is not too big but content it has is very intense, you can find something at every corner, loved it and want to play and plat 5,0 and 6(when it comes out in English)

 

                    Enjoyment: 8

                    Difficulty: 5

 

[damage_6-9]

#99 - Batman (PS4 TellTale)

[jaehyun1009]

18 hours ago, Zanreo said:

Are any of the trophies hard to get when playing singleplayer? I've been considering trying this after getting it from PS+ but I don't have anyone to play with (or a second ps4 controller)

Nothing's too difficult even on solo, although few boss-specific trophies and finishing a level without getting hit might be tricky.

 

You do need 2 controllers for one trophy though. There might be a workaround using share play.

[No_Heart_Wesley]

Platinum #101

Full Throttle

Full Throttle Remastered 

Great game! Absolutely loved it! If you are a fan of classic adventure games and haven't already played it give it a go! You won't be disappointed.

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 2/10 

[PhYsIcX-_-]

#27 Dokuro

Shining Skeleton 

Actually way more fun than i expected!

If you are looking for a cheap, enjoyable platinum on your VITA, get Dokuro. ?

 

[Ala-Arska]

Sound Shapes

(PS Vita + PS3 + PS4)

 

You've Gone Platinum

Complete all Death Mode and Beat School levels

 

Nothing more rewarding than a black loading screen...

 

I've heard stories about it: Plat this game once, and you can do it twice more for free! Yay, Cloud Sync 

And although I've sold my soul to the Devil now, please think no less of me. I'm still the same old, bitter, talentless hobo than before 

A word or two about the game itself would be appropriate. After all, those trophies ain't completely free.

There's three Modes, wherein Campaign one is the "story" mode here: an enjoyable, rhythmic version of Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack 

Second chapter goes for Beat School: listen to a beat, insert "notes" in right places. I sucked at this, Trophy Guide to the rescue!

Last, by no f**king way least, Death Mode: Gather coins in a time limit. Fail. Fail again. Fail yet again. Succe...no, another fail. Frustrating x 10.

Initially I played SS with my Vita, because of Death Mode. Easier to break a controller than a handheld. Plus, PS Vita is awesome at everything 

Whether you're thinking about Platting Sound Shapes once, thrice or six(!) times, prepare for a short (but fun!) ride. And Don't Panic 

[Omelette Paradise]

 

Platinum #142

Late Shift

 

I really enjoyed this one.

The game takes the form of a live action movie in which you are in control of the protagonist's choices.

 

There's not a lot to it other than that, but it's very polished looking and also very well done.

 

Our main character Matt is a night attendant at a car park in London who unwillingly ends up taking part in a heist at an auction house involving a valuable antique dating back to the Ming dynasty.

 

You can be as cooperative or as unwilling as you want with your choices and this can lead the game's narrative in a number of directions.

 

We've seen lots of games with multiple choice responses such as the Telltales series, Heavy Rain, and Beyond: Two Souls etc, where your choices don't really effect the outcome of the game apart from Heavy Rain and Beyond to a degree. They merely give you the illusion you're in control.

 

Unlike those games I actually felt like my choices mattered and I was controlling Matt's path through the story.

 

I highly recommend it although I know it won't be to everybody's taste. I personally loved it and would rate it a 9/10 for enjoyment and 1/10 for the actual Platinum trophy difficulty

 

 

[AJ_Radio]

2 hours ago, Ala-Arska said:

Sound Shapes

(PS Vita + PS3 + PS4)

 

You've Gone Platinum

Complete all Death Mode and Beat School levels

 

Nothing more rewarding than a black loading screen...

 

I've heard stories about it: Plat this game once, and you can do it twice more for free! Yay, Cloud Sync 

And although I've sold my soul to the Devil now, please think no less of me. I'm still the same old, bitter, talentless hobo than before 

A word or two about the game itself would be appropriate. After all, those trophies ain't completely free.

There's three Modes, wherein Campaign one is the "story" mode here: an enjoyable, rhythmic version of Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack 

Second chapter goes for Beat School: listen to a beat, insert "notes" in right places. I sucked at this, Trophy Guide to the rescue!

Last, by no f**king way least, Death Mode: Gather coins in a time limit. Fail. Fail again. Fail yet again. Succe...no, another fail. Frustrating x 10.

Initially I played SS with my Vita, because of Death Mode. Easier to break a controller than a handheld. Plus, PS Vita is awesome at everything 

Whether you're thinking about Platting Sound Shapes once, thrice or six(!) times, prepare for a short (but fun!) ride. And Don't Panic 

 

Took me close to a hour for some stages. One of the deadmau5 stages was very frustrating.

 

I thought about going all in and making other accounts just to get the other three PS4 Sound Shapes versions. But I looked at the cost and I was like "nope".

 

If you buy from other regions do you have to download those versions as well?

[DamagingRob]

 #208- Deformers

Top Form 
Collect all trophies

 

So, I can't really say if I would have bought this or not. Most likely not, 'cause I'm not all that into online multiplayer. But free is free. I feel kinda bad paying nothing for it, though, if that wasn't intentional.. 

 

But it was pretty fun for awhile. There are just 3 different modes to choose from, but they were all enjoyable to me. One is similar to Rocket League, where you team up with other people, and try to hit a soccer ball into the goal. The other 2 are basically the same thing: Deathmatch and Team Deathmatch. One is a free for all, and the other has you paired with others on one of 2 teams. In these, your goal is to kill as many opponents as you can within the time limit. The highest score wins. Various power-ups are available for pickup on the various maps. 

 

The characters you control are downright goofy. Lol. Different animals and food items, like cats, dogs, sharks, spaghetti, grapes, hamburgers, waffles, etc. All of them seem to control pretty much the same, so it just comes down to personal preference. 

 

The grind for the Plat is real, as you'll likely have to play 100+ matches to get enough XP. Gets kind of old after you've played it a number of times.. Wait times for matches can be a common occurrence, too, especially with the team ones. It won't let you start one of those without 4 or more people. And if you have an uneven number, you'll have to wait for someone else to join, or one of them to leave. Doesn't seem like a lot of people bought it, either. Ran into the same names many, many times. Some of them members of this site!  The only one I actually knew was Suicide_Tortuga, though. Ran into him my first night playing. Lol. 

 

Another problem with it is, it seems to crash a lot.. Not during matches, thankfully. But I probably sent Sony/Ready at Dawn a half dozen or more error reports. :/

 

But yeah, I enjoyed it. Just got tired of playing it by today.. Easy Plat, so I'd be surprised if it stays Ultra Rare. 

 

Platinum image:

Spoiler

 

[ROBOCRIPPLE_]

 

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End

 

There were a few trophies that gave me trouble, such as the Speedrun trophy and some of the multiplayer ones (I had to rely on the 2-day trial of PS+). The hardest plat that I've earned from the Uncharted series. But, it was fun! 

[JC_Shiryuu]

 # 50 -  Final Fantasy XV

The World Wanderer
Collected all trophies

 

Time - 70 Hours
Difficulty - 3/10

 

Finally i reached my 50th platinum. Almost 7 years since my first platinum and that was FFXIII.
 

I really enjoyed FFXV in history, characters and gameplay.
 

For the platinum it was really easy since most of the trophies are chapters related, skills level, quests, abilities level up and make diferent actions that will naturally come. Just one dungeon i have trouble since if you take the wrong route you will literally will be going in circles facing enemies all the time.

 

Well now that i reach this amount of platinums i will try to finish my backlog.

 

 

[Qhaotic Rebellion]

Legendary Phantom Thief  Earn all trophies.

 

Persona 5 (PS4)

Plat #39

[jka121]

Just got Rugby World Cup 2015 platinum for the ps3!

[bruin-rocks]

Call of Duty Infinite Warfare, finally nabbed the soul key in Spaceland tonight with a little help from a friend of mine who will remain nameless as he doesnt want to endure Spaceland ever again. What a relief to get that platinum, now to 100% it tomorrow. 

[Ala-Arska]

8 hours ago, Spaz said:

 

Took me close to a hour for some stages. One of the deadmau5 stages was very frustrating.

 

I thought about going all in and making other accounts just to get the other three PS4 Sound Shapes versions. But I looked at the cost and I was like "nope".

 

If you buy from other regions do you have to download those versions as well?

Yeah, some of the stages just wouldn't give a good coin run, no matter what. One stage particularly, with "space invaders", was flashing and blinking so much

that I thought it was trying to give me epileptic seizure on purpose.

 

Three is enough for me as well. I actually don't know how that works if buying from another region(s), since I've yet to try it out.

[Boomshanks]

( 38)  Transistor

Plat()

 

Enjoyment:   7/10

Difficulty:     4/10

 

Still continuing the streak of getting 1 platinum a month, and also of getting that plat in the last few days of the month... 

 

Transistor is a pretty unique game in which you take the role of silent protagonist Red who wields the sword-like Transistor. The soul of a mysterious man is trapped inside it and throughout the game the Transistor talks to you, revealing more and more about the world you live in and the events happening around you. The first thing to draw your attention is the incredible art-style. It looks nothing like I've ever played before and is absolutely stunning. Definitely one of the highlights of the game.

 

If I had to describe the story in one word, it would be 'vague'. Everything is shrouded in mystery and you don't really know what is going on throughout most of the game. Though this works in the first half of the game, in the second half it was starting to annoy me. You should slowly start to get answers by the end of the game. Instead, in the final ten minutes everything is suddenly explained, there is a boss battle and the game ends. It feels rushed and I would have appreciated getting some answers to the many questions I had a bit earlier on. Plus, I still don't know what the R1-button accomplishes 

 

The combat is probably my favorite part of the game. Unlike many other games, where I would just stick with a combination I like, experimenting with a different set-up is actively encouraged here. Losing a function after overloading was an incredible way to force you to try something new. Also, all of the functions feel useful since they have Active, Upgrade, and Passive abilities. Trying to figure out the perfect combination was a lot of fun. The game doesn't take all that long to finish, but I thought the length was just right. The music was also very unique and I enjoyed it a lot; I would even listen to it while studying every now and then.

 

The trophies are very straight-forward. There aren't any secrets to collect. Instead, it's just completing the game twice and completing all of the tests. The tests were varied and a lot of fun. I particularly liked the Performance Tests as they forced me to try out new combinations all of the time. The hardest trophy is fighting with all the Limiters on, though you only have to fight 5 encounters that way. Overall, a simple list but an enjoyable one and even though I like a challenge, I'm glad they didn't force you to play the entire game with all Limiters on. I wasn't bad at the game, but I don't think I would have survived that.

 

 

[voodoo_eyes]

#176 - Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride

 

 

My least favourite hidden object game so far. This one required two playthroughs again, which is excessive for a game that doesn't offer much replay value. And no swapping hidden object puzzles for domino puzzles doesn't qualify as variety.

 

Enjoyment: 6

Difficulty: 2

[RavenScythe]

#126 - Persona 5

Legendary Phantom Thief

Earn all trophies.

 

150 Hours of game time well spent. This is the best JRPG I have played this generation. I will definitely replay it again in the future but for now, I have some backlogs to finish. Too many games in the shelf which are gathering dust.

Edited April 29, 2017 by RaveNScythE