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[Yoey_666]

#249 - The Walking Dead: A new Frontier

 

The game was a bit short in my opinion and the story was kinda weak compared to other TT games. But an engine change is really necessary soon, this games still look like crap.

[madbuk]

#260 - Spider-Man: Edge of Time

The story in this is probably about on par with Amazing Spider-Man, though that isn't saying much. Certainly much better than Shattered Dimensions in that regard but still nothing overly great. I'm not well-versed in Spider-Man lore, the only exposure I've had is via the three games I've played so far, but one of the big twists here felt rather forced. Maybe my opinion would be different if I was more knowledgeable though. As for the gameplay, the game had a very interesting concept of having two separate time zones, and what you do in one affects the other... it's a shame that they never actually did anything too big with it. Both time zones looked identical so you could barely tell the difference when something happens in one and affects the other. There felt like there was only one really distinct area in the game, visually, and the rest just all blended together, across both time zones. Both playable characters play identically too, so the time travel just feels like a gimmick to make the story interesting and nothing more. I liked the web of challenges a lot more in this game than in Shattered Dimensions, because you could replay each individual challenge from the title screen instead of having to replay the entire level to get back to the challenge you need to do like in SD. Also, the golden spiders now have a sensor which makes them much more reasonable to find, although I still missed quite a few lol. The combat was a bit too button mashy, you only really had to ever mash square and L2 and you're pretty much set for the whole game. SD felt like you had more of a reason to use various attacks, and Amazing Spider-Man isn't really comparable because that felt like it didn't even have much combat overall. It served it's purpose though and it's more interesting than having no enemies at all at least.

Overall, this game definitely has some problems but it was an enjoyable experience regardless, although nothing overly special.

[ZoKu08]

Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy

#164

Top of the Heap

You have mastered the game and collected all there is to collect!.

 

38.69%

Uncommon

[StraightVege]

Batman: Return to Arkham - Arkham City
(#167)

 

Still the best Arkham title, and it mostly looks great on the new engine (better than Asylum). A bit disappointing that they couldn't manage 60 FPS on the PS Pro, though. My only major gripes with the game are the overabundance of Riddler collectibles, and the extremely repetitive combat/stealth challenges. I'm really going to miss this series, but I think they've accomplished about all they can with it.

 

Edited July 15, 2018 by ScarecrowsFate

[NaRayquaza]

Final Farming X

 

Now I can just remove it and finally install Dancing Moon Night!

 

Returning to FFX, it is a game with a likeable story and a nice gameplay, but I definitely don't like its post-game. I like farming, but this is too much. There is nothing to do except crappy minigames, capturing enemies (even more stupid imho) and farming, farming, and farming. What you farm for, you ask? Of course to beat mega-bosses, and if you don't feel like doing it you can use Zanmato and gg.

Edited July 15, 2018 by NaRayquaza

[mako-heart]

 

Edited July 15, 2018 by mako-heart

[jaehyun1009]

#112 - Fallout Shelter

 

 

Platinum Trophy 
Collect all other 34 Trophies for this Trophy.

[Rodow_]

 #36 &  #37 - Midnight Deluxe (PS4 & VITA)

 

 

 

Easy game and two platinum, I like it ^^

 

Need 10 more platinum until september now (I want the Spyro trilogy to be my 48th 49th and 50th platinum ?)

Edited July 15, 2018 by Rodow_

[I need more BIOSHOCK]

Plat 440

 

He Went Commando  Obtain all Ratchet & Clank 2: Going Commando™ trophies

[Starrk_01]

Plat #128: Risen 3 (PS3)

 

Unfortunately the only thing I'll remember from this game is the 2000 monster killing trophy grind. I got so bored of it at that point I actually started counting the kills (I was using the final boss strat) knowing I needed at the most 1,500 kills since I already got the 500 kill trophy. I got to around 1,400 kills before the trophy finally popped 

[Juzota]

#102 - Super Destronaut DX

Platinum Destronaut
Get all the trophies

 

Enjoyment: 6

Difficulty: 2

 

#103 - InkSplosion

Platinum-explosion
Complete all the trophies

 

Enjoyment: 6

Difficulty: 2

 

I was in a mood for some easy Platinums so here we go. Both games were actually quite enjoyable.

[AlchemistWer]

 Platinum #57: Senran Kagura

Shinovi Versus.

 

Enjoyment: 4

Difficulty: 3

[Yoey_666]

#250 - Rock Band 4

 

And here we go with the next milestone. I really missed a rhythm game lately, so I decided to get RB4 some weeks ago. As usual, I really enjoyed playing it. I miss the good old Guitar Hero days.

[Alantor32]

 

Platinum 31: Sword Art Online Hollow Realzation

 

After a long hiatus and playing with my Nintendo Switch, I finally earned my 31st platinum from possibly my most favorite yet grindy SAO game. Now I had to finish the 3 part DLC trilogy and do the post DLC3 dungeon because when I first beaten it's main story mode, I felt it doesn't have a satisifying conclusion. Now after waiting, I finally got time to platinum this game after beating the 3 part DLC trilogy. So I am glad I got this platinum today. SAO Hollow Relazation was fun, though it could use some improvements which I hope Bandai Namco will remake the game one day and possibly add in more trophies that are connected to the DLC trilogy. SAO is now my favorite anime and game series now, next to Infinite Stratos.

[RedRodriguez87]

 PS4

 

Peace In Our Time 

EH, I just don't know about this one.

 

So the difference between Lego Avengers and the previous title, Lego Marvel Super Heroes, is that Avengers was based off the two movies that were released at the time, the first and Age of Ultron, so the levels follow that. We also get an episode dedicated to a few of the individual movies (like Winter Solider, Ant Man, Iron Man 3), though it definitely feels like they were thrown in to pad out the gameplay length, as they get simple comic summaries rather than recreations of the movies themselves.

 

And I think this is what disappointing me the most; movie they translated the movies to the games. I mean, on a technical level, it's fine, it plays like any decent Lego game based off of a movie should. But, it many ways its incredibly lazy.

 

Very few of the actors/actresses return to reprise their role in this game, which wouldn't be a problem at all, if it weren't for the fact that the developers didn't even bother trying to hire sound alikes to fill in the gaps. It feels so disjointed and awkward to hear new dialogue coming from some characters, only to hear stock phrases and quotes ripped DIRECTLY from the movie coming from the main cast, and absolutely nothing else. While this is fine during the movie segments, but to get to the game-play and hear the characters say lifted movie lines re-purposed to fit a different situation than the one they were intended, makes it feel super awkward. Make no mistake, you WILL notice it, and it will never feel natural. It really makes me appreciate the work that went to LEGO Incredibles in this area.

 

Another nitpick I had was the clunky disjointed map system and level select. Unlike LEGO Incredibles, which let you select the map and levels whenever you wanted, HERE you have to go to space, navigate in a slow-as-shit space rocket around the globe, select the level, THEN select free play. They also felt it was a good idea to NOT have the Heli-Carrier selectable from said space map, meaning you have to go to a preexisting hub, THEN find a launch point OR fly all the way up until you get to the ship. It's just more work than it needs to be, especially since the Heli-Carrier has all your helpful items and collectibles.

 

Other than that, it was fine, I guess. I still like the epic feel, the flashy but mindless combat, etc. I guess I shouldn't have played two LEGO games back to back, because I'm kinda burnt out on them now.

[Durandal]

The end is a new beginning

 

So, I played RiME and was surprised by the experience. It certainly is different then most of the games I play, if not all of them. At first I didn't want to go for the platinum because it kinda feels wrong to do that. If you haven't played the game you are probably wondering what I am talking about. Well, it is not really a game to begin with, at least in my mind. I would consider this more like an experience which deals with a fundamental human process. And therefor it felt strange to hunt trophies while being confronted with the story of RiME.

 

Nevertheless it is a game I recommend but please don't play it just because you can get an easy platinum!

 

[MonsterCondo]

                                                Platinum No. 34 - Brilliant Etoile 
                                              Congratulations! You collected all trophies

                                                                            

                                                                           

                                                  

 

 

 

[thefourfoldroot]

Gal*Gun Double Peace:

Difficulty: 2

Enjoyment: 8

Time: 20hrs (mainly data collector) 

 

So this is an extremely fun on rails shooter with multiple story lines. The main grind will be finding all the girls in their three costumes to get the details for data collector. The guide suggests its fastest to get their ending instead, but for me it's definitely faster just to scan everyone and use your doki mode whenever you see someone in a swimsuit, you can use a guide right at the end to find the few remaining girls. 

 

I'll definitely be getting the sequel when it drops in price. 

[Revvie]

#1⑨⑨

Touhou Double Focus

Gensokyo Pulitzer Prize 
Obtain all trophies.

 

⑨ never gets old. 

[Cave Johnson]

デモンズソウル

 

最も強きソウルのトロフィー 
すべてのトロフィーを得た者

 

Going through Demon's Souls again was a lot of fun, even though I just platinumed the NA version six months ago. It's crazy to me how much replay value this game has. It's second only to Dark Souls as my favorite souls game. I plan on getting all the stacks, which isn't that many compared to some games. Now I just need Demon's Souls (EU), Dark Souls Remastered, and Dark Souls II (PS3).

 

I already complained about this is a status update, but trying to get pure bladestone to drop is definitely the worst part of the platinum. I wasn't as lucky this time around; it finally dropped after killing the black phantom skeleton 175 times. It's still not nearly as bad as farming for the covenant items in Dark Souls III, though.

[yellowwindow7]

 

Retro God / Sega Mega Drive & Genesis Collection

 

this is one of the very Very few games i ever got with it's full price of $30, and also the very first game i had to say it worth paying it's full price and never felt regretting it, as i usually always wait it out until it get's a price drop..... it's not about being greedy, TBH it's about being smart's especially in these days where games released half finished and full of bugs.

 

i really liked the presentation of the collection with that Sega Fanboy/Gals kid's room from the 80's 90's and the way you play the games looks like a real life simulation, it maybe takes too long but it's never get's old... you looks towards your games shelf, pick a game plug it on the console and start playing, and you can playit as intended or upscale it to your HD TV or playing the game on the simulation as i call it which is by using the actual SD TV in the room, you can even edit the graphics or keep it like the original, there's also a feature that will allows you to switch the game's region but sadly not all games have that.

 

the collection contain 53 games, though i kinda felt sad that it's still lacking some of the other high Sega IP's like...

After Burner, Outrun, Outrunners and Outrun 2019, Fantasy Zone, Ecco the Dolphin ( even though i never liked this series ),Sonic 3 and Knuckles ( due to the soundtrack copyrights ), Super Hang On.

 

it's a good thing the collection gave you access to every available game right out of the box and there's no need to unlock anything, thank god to that because i don't really wanted to go through two of my personal Worst sega genesis games i ever played ever again, and those are DR. Robotnic Shitty Ass Bean Machine and Sonic SpinBalls that sega always likes to shove these two in any collection they made then ask ou to beat them to unlock the games you wanted the most.

 

and of course this collection have it's share of bugs and glitches, two time my progress of the challenges got erased itself resulting in me replaying them all again, one time is on my own account and the other time is on my brother's account that i was trying to finished them too in there, any trophy have a progress bar is glitched! for example in Alex Kidd i was at 28 out of 50 win at paper rock scissors, in one playthrough i won 18 more time but the game count them as reaching 31 out of 50, the collection never crashed but there's a weird sound glitch that followed by a quick freeze that will happen from time to time.

 

the platinum is really easy, the only challenges that personally gave me problems the most is that Robotnic Crappy Bean Machine ( you can tell that this game is not on my favorite list ? ) and the golden axe ones due to the golden axe series to have this very randomly cheap hit box of the enemies.

[Inuty]

#98

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II (PS Vita)

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 3

Time: 90 hours

The second game of the TOCS series was a great experience and I can´t wait (and hope) for the release of the third part in the west. Storywise you are some months after the Events of the first game. You see all faces you encountered in the first part again and there are some new characters introduced. The whole Country is now in a civil war and you and your classmates want to stop this at all costs. Trophywise you have nearly the same trophy list like in the first game so make sure that you use a guide for the missable trophies. All in all it´s nothing to difficult with a guide. Gameplaywise was one Change that you have now the Option to use overdrive with the linked characters for more turns in battle and an increased damage. If you like the first game you will like the second game as well.   

[PillsOfDarkness]

 #118 

 

 

 

#CantKillProgress 

[Baker]

 

#186

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

Difficulty: 5/10

Total playtime: 60 hours

 

This was fun, I already played this game a couple of times on the PS2. Back then I didn't enjoy the game as much as I did now. The big difference for me is the x2 x4 speed options, which makes the monster hunting and backtracking not as tedious. They also removed the damage cap of 9999, now being able to do damage in the tens of thousands, making the game a lot easier then the original on the PS2. Not sure if I liked that. I remember the battle against Yiazmat to be an epic multiple hour tough battle, now I've beaten him with no effort in 30 min. I'm also not a big fan of the new Zodiac Job system compared to the old license board. It really limits the chosing of your party characters. All in all it was great playing this game again. 

 

[Dragon-Archon]

#185: Cat Quest

The dragons were thought to be extinct for hundreds of years, but suddenly they've returned. Only the one with the soul blood of a dragon can save everyone. Let's hope he doesn't take an arrow in the knee . As a catperson and (self-proclaimed) RPG connoisseur I've been interested in this game since it was announced. The game is described as a mix of Final Fantasy, Zelda, and Skyrim. While I get the Skyrim (dragonborn, story, exploration) and Final Fantasy (overworld) part, the Zelda part isn't clear. There aren't any hard puzzles or dungeons in the game. In fact all the caves are similar to Skyrim's caves, as in short and not very rewarding at all. At first I explored every cave, until realizing that most side quests required me to go through the ones I already explored. Luckily, caves have a recommended level and the ones that haven't been conquered are marked. The lore was nicely done with information about the dragon war and a war with the dog kingdom. The story isn't anything mindblowing, nor was I expecting it to be. Most of the plot can easily be deduced from playing the game, but there was one twist I wasn't expecting, which was nice. The end of the story can be used to set things up for a sequel and I was happy to find out that a Cat Quest 2 is already in development. I also liked how it was possible to upgrade equipment when finding a duplicate version. Combat is simple: use melee to restore mp, use mp for powerful attacks and buffs, and dodge roll away when the enemy is about to attack. Repeat until victory is achieved. All in all it's a short and fun RPG that restored a bit of faith about indie games.