Livingstone7728 Posted September 15, 2017 Share Posted September 15, 2017 Just finished hunting simulator..as a huge supporter and multiple platinum earner of cabela's games (6 or 7 in total) I couldn't turn this down unfortunately it fell flat as most of the cool features only work on easy difficulty... And being the savvy trophy hunter I am of course had to earn the stacked (thank God they stacked) difficulty trophies all in all not a terrible game but a tedious platinum nonetheless... Will plat tales from borderlands by weekend 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post xMissFantasy Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 158-161 Played this with my boyfriend and man did it make it ultimately more fun! It's just too bad it's couch co-op only. Definitely recommend this to Soulsborne players. Bought this 3 months ago for my birthday. Don't know why I waited so long to play it. Hit me in the feels like the other two but wasn't AS good, especially the end. Still really enjoyed it but I hope Telltale makes the last season effin' epic because it would be a let down otherwise to a good series. Claire reminded me sooo much of Lone Survivor. The map system was better in this though but who doesn't like pixelated horrors of awesomeness?? The story, like LS, was a bit messed up but it all made sense in the end. Not too difficult either. I heard so much crap about this game and after playing it, I can see why. The controls were a bit jank but not enough to hinder going through the game. The puzzles were challenging and some of the dialogue was funny but over all, I found the story quite boring. Didn't have any glitches but I do feel bad for everyone who paid full price for this game. I'd say it's like a mix between Uncharted and Indiana Jones but both of those are better than this. Unless you want lots of easy golds, silvers and a platinum AND it's on sale for about $6-8, I'd steer clear. 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Dead Weight Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 #178 Undertale Easy plat, really good game though. Not really much else to say that hasn't been said at this point. #179 Knack 2 I wouldn't have gotten this if it wasn't free on the psn store but after playing it its a pretty decent game. Essentially it plays like GoW but for 10 year olds. The plat is easier than the first game since you don't need to beat the story on Very Hard. I'd only recommend this to people who want to play action-platformer games but not at MSRP. 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Nauticus87 Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 (edited) #154 - Planet Of The Eyes Quick and easy. Could see inspiration from a lot of games as I played it but when I finished it I felt as if I'd just played a demo rather than a full game. When it eventually goes on sale I can see this being a popular game for trophy hunters. #155 - Guacamelee: Super Turbo Championship Edition I love this game. This is the third time I've beaten it after playing it on steam in 2014 and getting the 100% on Vita in January this year. I was surprised at the amount they added for this version. Really enjoyed the new areas and enemies, though that Goro-inspired punching one got annoying fast. If I had played straight with no breaks I would have been around 2nd or 3rd on the fastest achievers list, but I'd never be able to do that so fair play to those who can. EDIT: Let's chuck another one in here #156 - Save The Ninja Clan My initial impression going in was that this was going to be a cheap, knock-off Super Meat Boy with worse controls and level design. On all accounts I was correct, right down to near replicated levels (Up, Down, Up) and identical obstacle types. Its saving grace, however, was the glitch aspect. Finding the secret in each level was a blast and made it a lot more enjoyable. Edited September 15, 2017 by Nauticus87 9 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Lars Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 #119: Infamous: First Light Don't let this girl loose in Vegas, city will be non-existent within a week. Another great game in this franchise which i've now have the 100% in. This game lenght-wise is comparable with the stand-alone dlc that was released for the ps3 (forgot the name of that). It is maybe a bit longer but the big difference is the arena mode that this game has which lets you fight infinite waves of enemies until you die. Or you have to save hostages and you lose when you die or 5 hostages die, this type is more difficult then the survival missions. The story is interesting and tells the story of Fetch, the female neon character your meet (and a bit more) in Second Son. In Second Son she tells you the story of her brother, that story is what you experience in this game. The game starts with a mission which displays the final job of Fetch and her brother as drug criminals when a lot goes wrong. Her brother is abducted. I won't tell more about the story because otherwise there will be some spoilers. The story is about 5 hours long. Gameplay is fun and really fast, combat is enjoyable and the map as well. The map is the same as in Second Son although you only play on the north end of Seattle. In the city you have to fight criminals, a japanese gang from which i never remember the name. And after some point in the story the DUP as well. I collected all collectibles at the exact moment i could free roam the city. I also did most side activites right away. Finishing everything in the open world took me 2 days. Then i went into the arena mode where the more difficult part of the game is. The 500000 points you have to reach in each arena for their respective trophies seem daunting at first but aren't that difficult. I got most of them within 3 tries. After that you have to clean up the challenges which are in the game. I played the arenas with the challenges in mind (changing weapons and tactics often) and therefore that clean up for me was really short, only had to replay a couple of maps to get some type of enemies to appear. That was it. All in all not to difficult and loads of fun this one. I'm now working on Far Cry Primal. Difficulty: 4/10 Enjoyment: 9/10 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Elvick_ Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 Platinum #117 Agents of Mayhem Agent of the Month Complete all trophies. Finally. This is a fun game, but not fun to plat. The wonky (even after the patch) Shard finding really made me resent the game. And so did needing to restart the game just to get the 7+ difficulty trophy, even though you can replay missions. And I actually did replay them to see if it worked (nope). So annoying, why even let us replay things if it doesn't count? There are so many design issues with this, I don't know how it came from the people who have done open world without these problems before. :/ Trophy hunting aside though, I did really love it. Enemies have different lines based on what Agent you use. Which is cool. However, I wish they would have given a more "present" role to all the Agents, rather than having a single dialog change during every story conversation, and having random conversations happen while you roam around between the characters. The characters are all really interesting and full of personality, so it's a shame that they don't fit into the story that much. Other than the intro, and the intro is the best part of the game to me for this reason. Hope it gets a sequel, and Volition stop with the wonkiness though. There are a lot of things I would have done differently. You grab a base and it'll eventually be taken back. It's really annoying, they should have let you place non-active Agents at those places to defend them so you could keep them on your team and thus still use features that don't exist otherwise (getting money with time; there's really no point to bother since by the time you want to get more, you've already lost the ability to because the base was taken over in that area, just a waste of time). That way you can still have an open world that can provide things to do, without being annoying. And I wish that the other challenges, races and such, weren't done how they are. There's no real reason to do them. 12 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Justin__Harris Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 (edited) Platinum #25: Superhot (PS4) Game Score: 8/10 Platinum Difficulty: 5/10 I played Superhot quite a bit on PC and was eagerly awaiting its release for PS4 to get some trophy hunting out of it. Although there's no real substitution for KB+M versions of shooters, Superhot was still an amazingly fun and occasionally challenging mind-bending shooter. As simple as the game it, it's actually pretty deep, even in its puzzling story. I also had the good pleasure of trying Superhot VR out on my roommate's Oculus Rift. Perhaps one day I'll invest in a PlayStation VR and do that. As for this game, I really enjoy this game. It's good fun. The platinum wasn't difficult to attain, so much as tedious. The NORESTART challenge was probably the hardest. I died probably 15 or 20 times before finally getting it right. It takes some time and effort, but ultimately it's a game where if you keep at it, you'll overcome the challenges. I'm happy about hitting platinum #25. I only started going for them this past January and wanted to get 25 in a year, so I'm much ahead of my goal. I'm feeling good. I'm on it. One might say I feel super... hot. Edited October 22, 2017 by Justin__Harris 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post ghostly-legend Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 # 44 Uncharted Drake's Fortune (PS3) This was my first game i got with my PS3. I have played it a couple of times before i got into trophy hunting. This week i had a itch for the game and saw i needed 2 playthroughs, hard and crushing. Still had to collect all the treasures.Crushing i did not entirely legit. I used wallbreaks to skip alot of chapters the blue room was a pain though but not too bad. Really enjoyed the game again, now im thinking to start UC2 and UC3 again. Dont think the 100% will happen since they take so long to get. Enjoyment 8/10 Difficulty 4/10 (higher if you do crushing without wallbreaks or other glitches) 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post x9zachattack5x Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 A perfect Storm Master. You've acquired all trophies. Enjoyment: 8/10 Difficulty: 4.5/10 (Can be higher if not a Naruto veteran) Time: 45hrs (Titles trophy is a grind) 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Hemiak Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 #129 - Invisible, Inc. All Trophies Collected - 0.42%All Trophies Collected Despite the ridiculous platinum name and trophy description I really enjoyed this game. It was offered on ps+ a whole back, and I'd never heard of it before. For those who don't know, this is a turn based stealth-espionage rogue-like game. Wtf does that even mean you ask? Well here we go. You play as the espionage agency Invisible, Inc. who run missions for hire infiltrating the world's 4 mega corporations. At the start something happens and suddenly you have 72 hours to meet a certain goal or the agency as it stands will be gone forever. If you have the Contingency Plan DLC (bundled with the ps4 version), you then run two back to back missions on day 4. You get a 48 hour reprieve to continue missions, until a final one on day 7. Each day boosts mission difficulties by one which adds new challenges and level objectives. At the start of the game you can choose any mode or difficulty, each with its own challenges and restrictions. You choose two starting agents and two starting programs for your A.I. to run. You can find and rescue up to two more agents on missions, and get 1 or 2 guest agents during the specific middle and end missions. Your A.I. can install up to 5/6 programs that you have to find and buy along the way. The game is rogue like, so any time you finish a run, either by succeeding or failing and losing, you get experience that unlocks new starting characters and programs. You also unlock 2 characters by clearing the game at least once on Experienced (normal) difficulty. The game is procedurally generated, which means a ton of replayability. Between levels you have a map that displays available missions. You can see which corporation each one targets (each with its own challenges), what the objective of the mission is, and how many hours it will take to run the mission. The game is turn based, with the player directing agent's movements, attacks, and item usage, as well as using Incognita (our A.I.), to break firewalls and take over enemy devices. These devices include cameras, safes, various terminals, and drones. Then the enemies all take their turns. Each agent only gets one attack per turn, barring special circumstances. And almost every piece of equipment has a cooldown or number of charges, which need to be managed. Early on the corps are all very similar. As the game gets tougher their differences become more and more obvious. One focuses on having a lot of robotic drones guarding their facilities. One likes heavy weapons and armor, including turrets. The third is kind of a cybernetic group, with guards randomly re-hacking devices you've taken over, and boosting device defenses when they get alerted or attacked. The last one relies on hackable devices to track players movements and boost firewalls throughout their levels. Each agent has 4 stats. Speed, hacking, strength, and anarchy. Each Stat gives different bonuses and allows the use of different equipment, so early it's good to have different people focus on different things. The agents all have similar starting stats, though some may have level 2 or even 3 in one particular stat. There are a bunch of cool toys which vary from allowing agents to hack things manually, set off Emps, give themselves a stim shot to allow extra movement, or even turn invisible. Each agent (but one) has one base augment that sets them apart from everyone else. You can add in more during the runs, but the starting augs are unique to the individual. The platinum isn't terribly difficult, though it's going to take some commitment. That being said, if you don't bother to learn about enemy patterns and have a basic understanding of level layouts, you're going to be in for a lot of frustration. It's not too bad because their is a rewind feature that you can set to 99 per level that makes all but one trophy significantly easier. One trophy requires a run on expert (2nd highest) difficulty with 0 rewinds, which is the hardest step. You can still back up your save between levels, but you still need to be able to clear levels without rewinding. I suppose you could save mid level and back that up, but that could potentially lead to an unwinnable situation which would require a full restart of the run. The platinum basically requires an absolute minimum of 3 runs, but 5 or more would be much more manageable. You have to beat it on expert (at least) with no rewinds, expert Plus extended Campaign, time attack mode, Daemon code(using two specific annoying programs), reach day 5 on Endless plus, and day 20 on Endless mode. All told I probably spent close to 80 hours, but I did a half run on beginner to start, which helped me unlock some things. All told I really enjoyed this and all the variety it offered. The only time I wasn't really having fun was on the last 5 or so days of Endless mode. The game didn't really throw anything new at me and it just became a bit boring to work through the final 10 or so missions. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes turn based games, stealth games, rogue likes, or even the cyberpunk genre in general. Enjoyment : 9/10 Difficulty : 6/10 Time: 70+ hrs??? 13 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Ala-Arska Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 inFAMOUS: Second Son Enjoy Your Powers Collect all trophies Sleepless in Seattle 2: Blowing Shit Up (starring Ham Tonks & Ryg Mean). Where there's smoke, there's fire Delsin Rowe. I gotta say, I'm still skeptical about these new powers. Concrete is pretty sweet, but video? Yes, a power called 'video' was somehow approved I: SS naturally looks better than it's prequels. I'd like to see an inFamous game set somewhere else than a big city for a change, though. Our new protagonist, Delsin, is supposed to be a cool grunge youngster, wearing a knit cap and making graffiti. Because...Seattle, I guess? To hammer the 90's more in, it's even got a Nirvana cover in end credits. The original 'Heart-Shaped Box' beats any cover, anyday Gameplay is kept almost intact from inFamous 1 & 2. Climbing ain't perfect, and the character sticks to every grip when NOT needed... There's a lot that sucks in the whole franchise. But despite the controls, aiming or music choices there's a lot to be grateful about too. Combat is fun and un-boring. Different powers mean different ways to crush your enemies. And those special moves obliterate everything Story isn't great in sense of "no plot twists this time", but it's interesting enough to hope for a new title in future. Voice actors are actually pretty darn good, and funny. Delsin and his brother have great chemistry and their squabbles are enjoyable to watch. Collectibles are super duper easy to find this time. It's all laid out in the map, so no more "blast those shards!" Fetch from Infamous: First Light is here, too. She's oddly attractive, in a weird, ugly way. Anyway, I love her and her own game Second Son is at the same time better and worse than 1 & 2. It's not the longest game, and therefore recommendable for veterans and newcomers alike. (P.S. But if you get to choose, play First Light too. It's the best Infamous game, and Fetch is mesmerizing) 21 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post DF007gamer Posted September 15, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 15, 2017 PLATINUM #128 DYING: REBORN PS4 The Reincarnation of a Sinner DIFFICULTY - 1/10 (without guide 4/10) ENJOYMENT - 2/10 PLAT RARITY 85.31% DIFFICULTY - Firstly I would have never finish a game off like this without a guide because I'm not the patient type that likes to look around for clues to open up doors. Sometimes It makes no sense on how to figure out what to do next. Grab this knife, cut the pumpkin, grab the ball, put in microwave etc etc etc. Maybe I'm just shit at these types of games ENJOYMENT - Reminder me alot of RE7 but just a indie version of it. I didn't enjoy RE7 and neither did I not enjoy this garage but that's not to say you won't enjoy it as it's just not my type of game. On the upside there are no buggy or glitchy trophies. That been said and after getting the NA plat version I'm going to stack the other versions from the EU PS4 & VITA. (Lucky it's painfully short) 9 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post juakofoo94 Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 #34 A Symphony of Horror Trophies You collected all Gold, Silver and Bronze trophies inUntil Dawn 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Legion_Immortal Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 #31: Skyrim (PS3) Fun but a bit of a doozy with Bethesda's track record last gen. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lordguwa Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 (edited) platinum #204 The Book Of Unwritten Tales (ps4) completed in 4 days and 8 hours platinum rarity 34.99% uncommon platinum name: master of unwritten tales finished this one before the night was over, i'm going to start on hatoful boyfriend next as i seemed to have found the guide that should help me get all the endings (the one on pstrophy isn't reliable) enough for me still have plan to begin dynasty warriors 6 empires that one is next on the platinum list (after that i will look at last/next weeks game to decide where to go from there). before all that i need to get some sleep, the weekend is coming. Edited September 16, 2017 by kingdrake2 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post UxFxTxThrAsH Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 Marvel Heroes Omega The Beyonder Collected all other Marvel Heroes Omega trophies. Difficulty: 6 | 10 Enjoyment: 8 | 10 Time to Platinum: 90h It's not my latest Platinum, but I would like to share this one! 10 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post One Jedi More Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 Senran Kagura: Estival Versus How I Spent My Summer Vacation My 5th Platinum! ? 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Lava_Yuki Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 (edited) Amnesia V Edition Amnesis Master Difficulty: 2/10 Enjoyment: 7/10 As this is an Otome game, it was a very easy platinum if you a walkthrough. Without a walkthrough, it would be super hard (especially Ikki and Ukyo's routes) where one wrong choice flings you into one of the million or so bad endings. The mini games were ok, I hate mini games so the air hocky one was a real pain. They were relatively easy, but just annoying to do. Story: I really enjoyed the game as I liked the suspense and dark side to it, as I'm not one for otome games with just pure sugar and fluff. So the story was interesting, the characters were varied with extremely odd fashion tastes (collars, a ton of belts, a cheek spade tattoo etc), and Orion the little spirit that gives the MC an inner voice were really funny and made the otherwise dark story a little more light. I found it interesting that you go backwards: start out already as a couple and figure out why and how, as opposed to the usual trying to gain affection with one of the candidates to eventually become a couple. Characters: Ikki was my favourite followed by Shin. Ikki's route was the only route that made me feel emotional and sad at all but the good ending. Shin's was very... passionate should I say and the easiest one in that it can probably be done even without a walkthrough. I hated Toma and hated his route, it was sickening for me as I'm not into Yandere. Shock and horror should I say. Kent and Ukyo are not my type so those routes were ok, I didn't feel anything though and just read them platonically. No shared route made each run refreshing instead of having to play the same thing over to get different endings. I did the routes in order of the list as I couldn't be bothered to choose (Shin->Ikki->Kent->Toma->Ukyo). But by the time a I got to Toma, a bad image of him was already conjured up from the other routes so I probably should have did him first to minimise bias. That's the only advice really, besides following a walkthrough. It also might be easier to get the bad endings and then normal end before the good end to make the impact less. I did it from good to normal to bad, so I found the bad endings to be somewhat disturbing and the normal endings to be quite sad after having already seen the good ending. If you like the thrill then go for it! Edited September 16, 2017 by Lava_Yuki 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Kittens Are Awesome Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 #83 Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection Platinuminary There are a few factors that make this plat so common. The biggest factor is that there is no trophies for beating Shining Force 1 & 2. Being able to manually save is another. If these two factors were removed, there would be a lot less people platting this collection. Speaking of Shining Force: I can wait to sink hours into this series. OMG, the memories this collection brought back. I only wish there were some Sega CD titles in here. I remember this one Sega CD title (can't remember the title for the life of me) where you can play as several different leaders. One was a vampire. You controlled an army in this turn based strategy game. I sunk so many damned hours into that game as well. On to the trophies. Piss easy is the best way to describe it. This plat could have been WAY harder. Most of these retro collection's trophies are pretty tough. This one just happened to be one of the easiest. I can wait to tackle the Capcom Arcade Cabinet's trophy set. This is a must buy for any gamer in their 30's and 40's as well as any retro gaming enthusiasts. Highly recommended kids. An aside: I got this game from the pawn shop I bought my super slim ps3 from. They were going to thrown in only one game and a controller with the system. I talked him into giving me two games. Since out of his whole inventory, I was only really interested in Street Fighter 4 (vanilla) and the Sega Collection, I made sure I talked him into the deal. Don't know why I waited so long to tackle this collection. Oh well. Glad I eventually did. 14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AJ_Radio Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 2 minutes ago, Phil said: #83 Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection Platinuminary There are a few factors that make this plat so common. The biggest factor is that there is no trophies for beating Shining Force 1 & 2. Being able to manually save is another. If these two factors were removed, there would be a lot less people platting this collection. Speaking of Shining Force: I can wait to sink hours into this series. OMG, the memories this collection brought back. I only wish there were some Sega CD titles in here. I remember this one Sega CD title (can't remember the title for the life of me) where you can play as several different leaders. One was a vampire. You controlled an army in this turn based strategy game. I sunk so many damned hours into that game as well. On to the trophies. Piss easy is the best way to describe it. This plat could have been WAY harder. Most of these retro collection's trophies are pretty tough. This one just happened to be one of the easiest. I can wait to tackle the Capcom Arcade Cabinet's trophy set. This is a must buy for any gamer in their 30's and 40's as well as any retro gaming enthusiasts. Highly recommended kids. An aside: I got this game from the pawn shop I bought my super slim ps3 from. They were going to thrown in only one game and a controller with the system. I talked him into giving me two games. Since out of his whole inventory, I was only really interested in Street Fighter 4 (vanilla) and the Sega Collection, I made sure I talked him into the deal. Don't know why I waited so long to tackle this collection. Oh well. Glad I eventually did. Very easy overall. Only trouble I had in the entire collection was the Yatta Yatta trophy. Definitely can be frustrating due to how fast the beans move down, but if you were any good at Tetris back in the day you should of had no problem. The others like the Sonic Spinball one were more luck based, but otherwise completely doable. Capcom Arcade Cabinet is probably one of the most difficult out there. If you ever get those trophies in Gun Smoke and Commando, be sure to give us some tips on how to beat them. I honestly wish more of these old classics would make their way to Steam, Xbox and Playstation with support, but it looks like that's still a long ways coming. I would of loved to see every single SEGA game from that collection get their own set of trophies. But one can only dream. Midway Arcade Collection looks pretty doable. I've been thinking about buying that. Glad you enjoyed the SEGA collection as much as I did. Definitely recommend. Not difficult at all. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kittens Are Awesome Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 2 minutes ago, Spaz said: Very easy overall. Only trouble I had in the entire collection was the Yatta Yatta trophy. Definitely can be frustrating due to how fast the beans move down, but if you were any good at Tetris back in the day you should of had no problem. The others like the Sonic Spinball one were more luck based, but otherwise completely doable. Capcom Arcade Cabinet is probably one of the most difficult out there. If you ever get those trophies in Gun Smoke and Commando, be sure to give us some tips on how to beat them. I honestly wish more of these old classics would make their way to Steam, Xbox and Playstation with support, but it looks like that's still a long ways coming. I would of loved to see every single SEGA game from that collection get their own set of trophies. But one can only dream. Midway Arcade Collection looks pretty doable. I've been thinking about buying that. Glad you enjoyed the SEGA collection as much as I did. Definitely recommend. Not difficult at all. The Midway collection is really good too. I highly recommend you pick it up. I did much of the Sega collection with my honey. He's also the one who bugged me to start Double Dragon Neon. For some reason, he loves doing coop with me. He's also the one who did Yatta! trophy. I didn't get to experience that one much. I wasn't too interested in the game and he was. I let him at it. Couldn't have been too difficult if he got it. Also, I didn't realize how many Sonic games were made in such a short time. I thought Nintendo milked the shit out of the worlds most annoying plumber. Sega sure gave them a run for their money. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bullstomp Posted September 16, 2017 Share Posted September 16, 2017 35 minutes ago, Phil said: #83 Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection Platinuminary There are a few factors that make this plat so common. The biggest factor is that there is no trophies for beating Shining Force 1 & 2. Being able to manually save is another. If these two factors were removed, there would be a lot less people platting this collection. Speaking of Shining Force: I can wait to sink hours into this series. OMG, the memories this collection brought back. I only wish there were some Sega CD titles in here. I remember this one Sega CD title (can't remember the title for the life of me) where you can play as several different leaders. One was a vampire. You controlled an army in this turn based strategy game. I sunk so many damned hours into that game as well. Hey bro, the game you are describing is "Dark Wizard". I easily sank a couple a hundred hours on that game to get all the general's endings. So much awesome!!!! https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fimg1.game-oldies.com%2Fsites%2Fdefault%2Ffiles%2Fpackshots%2Fsega-cd%2Fdark-wizard.png&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fgame-oldies.com%2Fplay-online%2Fdark-wizard-sega-cd&docid=vCmgQJphve065M&tbnid=ERc8dr7nT1_d2M%3A&vet=10ahUKEwiJqYKHvanWAhUBUCYKHc4uCHEQMwg2KAAwAA..i&w=564&h=800&bih=530&biw=320&q=dark wizard sega cd&ved=0ahUKEwiJqYKHvanWAhUBUCYKHc4uCHEQMwg2KAAwAA&iact=mrc&uact=8 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Omelette Paradise Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 #165 Grim Legends 2: Song of the Dark Swan I thought I was fully up to date with Artifex Mundi games with Dark Arcana but I had no idea that Grim Legends 2 had even been released yet. I can happily say that I am now officially up to date with them ? Just 1 playthrough required to plat this one with a collectible to grab in each scene as well. My 42nd platinum of the year and i'm well on course towards not only smashing last year's total of 44 but also meeting my target of 50 for the year. Only another 8 platinums to go. 50 platinums this year would actually put me just 2 away from clinching my 175th platinum milestone so for fun I might actually adjust my target to 52 instead ? 6 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Ala-Arska Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 Undertale Don't You Have Anything Better to Do? Obtain all other Undertale trophies Sometimes less is more, and...wait, is that a Yashichi? Undertale: the game I've wanted to play since it was released in 2015. And now I have, with trophies Now I can fully understand why this is such a cult favorite amongst players. At its core, it's a very simplistic title. A turn-based light RPG with retro graphics and sounds. But wait, there's more! The combat is spiced up with bullet hell shmup scenarios, where you can actually dodge enemies' attacks. If you got twitch reflexes. The story has a deep meaning (apparently), and either killing or sparing such enemies will change the outcomes of journey. I just killed 'em all Dialogue and NPC encounters are never boring. They've got wit and humour. Even some of the old RPG tropes are handled with surprises and twists! Undertale never overstays it's welcome. No needless grinding involved, scenery changes constantly and there's variety in every (boss) encounter. It's also a very short game for a role playing one. Completing it will only take a few hours, Platting it even less. I did see it all the way through, though For fans of Earthbound and players seeking out something different, Undertale offers a great sense of nostalgia and a thoughtful adventure 21 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Lagoon Aris Posted September 16, 2017 Popular Post Share Posted September 16, 2017 Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Perfectionist "Awarded all trophies" It was totally overdue for me to catch that trophy. Finally got it and pushed my overall platinum count into two digit level as it is my tenth trophy. Really glad, I finally got it. 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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