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[Myu]

#125 Okami HD

14.21%

 

[B1rvine]

Guardians of the Galaxy

 A Little Help From My Friends

 

 

Telltale homage. Mostly good music. Not much else to say.

It's a telltale game...

[mecharobot]

wrong topic

Edited October 2, 2018 by mecharobot

[Rodow_]

I'm so late.... well since last time I post here !

 

 #42 - Jak II (PS4)

 

 

Difficulty : 1/10

Enjoyment : 8/10

 

I strat to play "normally" but I finally use debug mode...

I used to finish that game on PS3 and VITA so I didn't really regret

Made this game so much times on PS2 and loved it so much too !

 

 #43 - Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2

Difficulty : 3/10

Enjoyment : 9/10

 

Already did it on PS3, exactly the same in PS4.

The only thing that was boring was the titles, 50 wins online... it's long and useless.

But this game is very good, Ninja Storm are really good games !

 

 #44 - AO Tennis

 

 

Difficulty : 2/10

Enjoyment : 6/10

 

Finally a tennis game on PS4 !

I'm waiting so long for that... But it's not worth the wait.

No trophy related to "career mode" it's a little stupid I think...

Some trophies we're too long... I boost with myself "winners" and "aces" because it was too long for me.

The game isn't that bad, but not that good too...

 

Got more platinums than that but I will post them later !

 

Edited October 2, 2018 by Rodow_

[z-Blazee]

#203 - Megaman 11

 

The Blue Bomber Returns 

Obtain all trophies.

 

[Nelson_]

#88 - Operation Abyss

 

[cr1s]

#383 - Superhot

 

 

Trophy Hunter

Obtain all the Trophies

 

Difficulty: 4/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

 

Apparently I'm a trophy hunter.

 

"Time moves only when you move." Well, it depends on what game mode you play. When playing the story, Endless mode, and most of the challenges, time still moves when you stand still, albeit at an extremely slow rate. Time does come to a stop when playing a couple of the challenges, which is what I had thought the entire game would play like. But yeah, that would be this game's premise. It turns your typical FPS into more of a strategy game in which you constantly need to plan your moves and adjust to your current situation. That's not to say that you can't play it like a normal shooter all the time, and you're even required to do that for one of the challenges. But doing so feels... awkward in this particular game. It was pretty much designed to be played strategically.

The game features a decent variety of weapons you can choose from. Actually, you can't. You'll have to make do with whatever weapon is lying nearby or the nearest enemy is holding. It's not really a game where you can afford to go around and explore the map (unless you're hunting for secret terminals, that is), even though enemies can go haywire with their aim if you keep jumping around in a zigzag pattern. All the guns are the same anyway: all it takes is a single bullet to kill a Red Dude, regardless of where it lands and how far the Red Dude is from your current position. And yes, that's what the enemies are called. They are red dudes, after all.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Some challenges have modifiers in them, e.g. throws/punches are one-hit kills, each gun only has one bullet, etc., so you'll have to modify your strategy accordingly. That said, enemy spawns are fixed throughout the entire game, so it's mostly a matter of trial and error. The gameplay feels smooth and cool, and you get the hang of it really quickly.

This game does have a story to it. It's told through brief cutscenes, popup text, and the levels/maps themselves. Secret terminals allow you to discover... secrets behind the game's existence (or do they?). There are some neat extras as well, like a chat room with some hilarious moments that you can run for 20 minutes before it loops (for which you'll obtain a trophy), as well as a couple of minigames and some random stuff.

 

The platinum isn't quite challenging, mostly because you don't have to play the final level in the game (where you're constantly overwhelmed by enemies and hiding isn't really possible) for any of the challenges. The "NORESTART" challenge might sound like it'd be frustrating because you have to complete 25 levels in one go without dying, but you'll have completed the game a bazillion times by the time you get to it, which will minimize the chances of dying (especially if you play it slow). Nothing worth mentioning otherwise as it's a fairly straightforward platinum, even if a bit grindy.

 

Final Verdict: It's the most innovative shooter I've played in years.

 

Spoiler

Seriously though, I enjoyed my time with this game. Blasting Red Dudes to smithereens in slow motion makes you feel like a badass and never gets old. Highly recommended if you're looking for a short, but fun and worthwhile experience! I got the bundle that also includes Superhot VR, but I'd have to get a PS Move in order to play that one. It might be worth it just for that game, though, as I've also heard great things about it, and it seems like one of the best VR games out there. Decisions, decisions...

 

Edited October 2, 2018 by cr1s

[PooPooBlast]

14 hours ago, GTRP_Lancerlover said:

Lara's chest is one of the few good things about this game

Better than the triangle chest from ps1 tomb raider? Nahhh.

[BG_painter]

Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped
plat #90
 

The N. Vincible Crash Bandicoot!

 

Booyaaahhh Grandma! I feel invincible now! I was not expecting this game to be challenging because I remember getting the plat before in ps1, if you know what I mean It was a great experience, High Time and Future tense dlc were amazing challenges, I need a vacation. ?

[Oturan]

 

Final Words- Thank you for playing. 

[Hoshi]

#13  Trophy Complete

Criminal Girls: Invite Only

 

Very anti-climatic platinum picture and description. 

Edited October 5, 2018 by Hoshi

[AJ_Radio]

Platinum #164: Playstation All Stars Battle Royale (October 1st, 2018)

 

 

Difficulty: 3/10

Estimated Time to Platinum: 12 - 15 Hours

Excitement Rating: 5/10

 

Hardest Trophy: Triple Kill (earn a Triple Kill in a match-made online game)

 

This is probably the first game I bought on a whim just hours after it was announced there will be a server shutdown. Wanted to get this for a couple years or so, figured why not do it now?

 

Playstation All Stars Battle Royale is more or less well, Sony's answer to Nintendo's famed Super Smash Bros franchise. Whether this is a knockoff, a rip off, a poor man's Smash game or whatever, it offered some fun. But for the most part, it was a boring slog to get through.

 

Since there is no longer cross buy for this game, I decided to pick the Vita version to platinum. The online was fairly active when I went for the trophies, although at times it took a while for me to find other players. I ended up boosting with someone from the Playstationtrophies.org forums for the versus online match, and for completing a ranked match. Getting the Double Kill and Triple Kill trophies was annoying, because although me and a boosting partner were in the same game, we had to fight with level 999 players who were obviously very skilled. For many people, the This is Living online trophy is one of the more troublesome ones to get, because you cannot die at all in a match and you have to win. Thankfully the first online match I got into I earned the trophy, making it a lot less of a hassle.

 

This game features 20 characters from various Playstation franchises. Kratos, Nathan Drake, Ratchet and Clank, Cole, Radec and Sly Cooper are just a few of the characters you can play. There are DLC characters such as Zeus from God of War, and Isaac from Dead Space. A well rounded, good cast, but it doesn't make up for the game being extremely repetitive and boring.

 

The initial game design is my biggest complaint with this game. You cannot die at all unless an opponent uses a super move on you. You can fall in a pit, get knocked around a bit, but there is absolutely no other way of dying. You can pummel an opponent for several minutes, unlike in Smash Bros where opponents are more likely to die, due to it's system of using percentages to determine how likely it is they will be knocked around. Here in Playstation All Stars it's entirely reliant on super moves. Each character has one level 1, 2 and 3 super move respectively, they are the only way to score kills. This is what makes All Stars a lot less enjoyable than a game like Super Smash Bros Brawl for Wii U, where it's fun using smash attacks to send your opponents flying.

 

Playing through Story Mode 20 times for all 20 of the initial characters is boring, aggravating and just dumb. Why is PaRappa the Rapper's stage always played first? There is absolutely nothing difficult with Story Mode. You have to play 8 matches for each character, with the final match being against a talking head who is honestly a poor substitute for Master Hand from Super Smash Bros. So in total, you have to play 160 matches in all.

 

In conclusion, I just see this game as something that is fun for a little while, but once you're finished with it there is nothing worth looking back to. Whether Sony decides to make another game like this remains to be seen, but if they do I hope they make the fighting more exciting and varied.

Edited October 3, 2018 by Spaz

[Justin__Harris]

 Platinum #52: Life Is Strange: Before the Storm (PS4)

Game Score: 5/10

 Platinum Difficulty: 2/10

 

The first Life Is Strange was my second platinum, so 50 of those later, I get around to the prequel of this supposed game. And I use the term 'game' very loosely when it comes to this. I was intrigued by the first game for its interesting setting in the Pacific Northwest, which is where I'm originally from. I liked the soundtrack, as it was full of great tunes that set the tone and emotion of the story. Most of all, I was interested in the time travel mechanic. What I was not interested in was the game leading you to an "A or B" decision in which you either save your whiny, undeserving friend and doom Arcadia Bay and its residence which you spent the previous 10 hours getting to know and trying to make better, or simply foregoing all the time travel points and letting your whiny, undeserving friend die. What a load of crap! So what do you get when you get a prequel game that centers on a character you kind of hate, with no time travel elements whatsoever in a prequel story where the lead characters will ultimately die and none of this really matters? You get a pretty average tale with mediocre characters. Prequels can be enthralling, but you have to have some sort of intrigue to really drive the story home and give me something new. Otherwise you're just watching Solo: A Star Wars Story, and thinking, "Sure there's stuff that's happening. But there's no peril because Chewie and Lando aren't dead, and Han is ultimately just gonna get shot by his son 40 years later. None of this matters!" I thought the predictable and awkward writing from the characters in the first game was somewhat forgivable because Dontnod is a French game developer. And we all know how great French game developers are at writing non-awkward dialogue (see: David Cage, Quantic Dream). But the prequel was handed off to American game developer Deck Nine, so even if the writer was trying to imitate the awkward dialogue and bad plot devices, it doesn't make the experience anymore interesting. These games are for a certain type of people. And I would say it's for people that don't really like playing video games and enjoy viewing really mediocre and bad stories like what you'd find in a Twilight book. It's not that it's bad, it's just the story isn't anything special. Sure, it provides more context in the realm of the first game, but it does so with characters that just really aren't all that compelling. And the removal of the time travel device really blows. I heard it's not even in the sequel, which just dropped the first episode the other day. I'll probably get around to playing the sequel, and probably even the freebie Captain Spirit short game at some point. I don't really know why I do it. I can't say I enjoy this series. And it's not to say I don't like narrative games either. Hell, I played every single Telltale Game available, and as formulaic as all their games were, you have to admit you at least like their characters and they have some type of depth other than being a stereotypical teenager from the early 2010s with dialogue from the '90s. Maybe I play games I don't much care for because I'm a masochist. I mean, I'm still watching The Walking Dead, and that show hasn't been good for years. I guess the only good thing about this average game is it's an easy platinum with minimal effort to get.

***TLDR; Average game with boring characters and story. You'll like it if you enjoy games with bad narratives like the first Life Is Strange. Easy platinum.

Edited October 3, 2018 by Justin__Harris

[AJ_Radio]

30 minutes ago, Justin__Harris said:

 Platinum #52: Life Is Strange: Before the Storm (PS4)

Game Score: 5/10

 Platinum Difficulty: 2/10

 

The first Life Is Strange was my second platinum, so 50 of those later, I get around to the prequel of this supposed game. And I use the term 'game' very loosely when it comes to this. I was intrigued by the first game for its interesting setting in the Pacific Northwest, which is where I'm originally from. I liked the soundtrack, as it was full of great tunes that set the tone and emotion of the story. Most of all, I was interested in the time travel mechanic. What I was not interested in was the game leading you to an "A or B" decision in which you either save your whiny, undeserving friend and doom Arcadia Bay and its residence which you spent the previous 10 hours getting to know and trying to make better, or simply foregoing all the time travel points and letting your whiny, undeserving friend die. What a load of crap? So what do you get when you get a prequel game that centers on a character you kind of hate, with no time travel elements whatsoever in a prequel story where the lead characters will ultimately die and none of this really matters? You get a pretty average tale with mediocre characters. Prequels can be enthralling, but you have to have some sort of intrigue to really drive the story home and give me something new. Otherwise you're just watching Solo: A Star Wars Story, and thinking, "Sure there's stuff that's happening. But there's no peril because Chewie and Lando aren't dead, and Han is ultimately just gonna get shot by his son 40 years later. None of this matters!" I thought the predictable and awkward writing from the characters in the first game was somewhat forgivable because Dontnod is a French game developer. And we all know how great French game developers are at writing non-awkward dialogue (see: David Cage, Quantic Dream). But the prequel was handed off to American game developer Deck Nine, so even if the writer was trying to imitate the awkward dialogue and bad plot devices, it doesn't make the experience anymore interesting. These games are for a certain type of people. And I would say it's for people that don't really like playing video games and enjoy viewing really mediocre and bad stories like what you'd find in a Twilight book. It's not that it's bad, it's just the story isn't anything special. Sure, it provides more context in the realm of the first game, but it does so with characters that just really aren't all that compelling. And the removal of the time travel device really blows. I heard it's not even in the sequel, which just dropped the first episode the other day. I'll probably get around to playing the sequel, and probably even the freebie Captain Spirit short game at some point. I don't really know why I do it. I can't say I enjoy this series. And it's not to say I don't like narrative games either. Hell, I played every single Telltale Game available, and as formulaic as all their games were, you have to admit you at least like their characters and they have some type of depth other than being a stereotypical teenager from the early 2010s with dialogue from the '90s. Maybe I play games I don't much care for because I'm a masochist. I mean, I'm still watching The Walking Dead, and that show hasn't been good for years. I guess the only good thing about this average game is it's an easy platinum with minimal effort to get.

***TLDR; Average game with boring characters and story. You'll like it if you enjoy games with bad narratives like the first Life Is Strange. Easy platinum.

 

Chloe is the rebel high school dropout who resembles that gritty Seattle appeal to her, and not in a good way.

 

I was expecting Life is Strange to give off that Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden vibe but instead I didn't get that. If Twilight did to vampires, Life is Strange did to time travel.

 

Nobody at the high school Max attended seemed to have any balls. It's if nobody was exposed to the outside world, and I felt I was watching Zoey 101 with the way the characters were acting and the way they looked at certain situations. Like the girl who committed suicide. I mean, yeah?

 

Don't get me wrong, I didn't like Chloe. That was probably why I didn't enjoy Horizon Zero Dawn as much as I could of, because Aloy is practically Chloe, played by the same actress.

 

RIP Telltale Games.

[Justin__Harris]

7 minutes ago, Spaz said:

 

Chloe is the rebel high school dropout who resembles that gritty Seattle appeal to her, and not in a good way.

 

I was expecting Life is Strange to give off that Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden vibe but instead I didn't get that. If Twilight did to vampires, Life is Strange did to time travel.

 

Nobody at the high school Max attended seemed to have any balls. It's if nobody was exposed to the outside world, and I felt I was watching Zoey 101 with the way the characters were acting and the way they looked at certain situations. Like the girl who committed suicide. I mean, yeah?

 

Don't get me wrong, I didn't like Chloe. That was probably why I didn't enjoy Horizon Zero Dawn as much as I could of, because Aloy is practically Chloe, played by the same actress.

 

RIP Telltale Games.

 

Verily. And I forgot to mention, the character who has it the worst is Chloe's mom, Joyce. She gets to lose her husband, lose her daughter, or die in the storm. It's fucking bullshit. She's a good woman dealing with so much, and meanwhile I have to play as her bratty daughter and listen to her emo fucking teenage problems? Lame. I didn't realize that Chloe and Aloy's voice is the same. I didn't mind her voice in HZD, but that might also be because I very much enjoyed the story. But anyway, I guess I'll play Life Is Strange 2 when all the episodes are released, which speaking of Telltale, is precisely why you shouldn't buy the game unless it's already complete. Too bad though, I really wanted to see how The Walking Dead would end.

[ShonenCat]

Platinum #30 - NieR: Automata 

Difficulty Rating 2/10

Enjoyment Rating 7/10

Uncommon - 32.52%

Yoko Taro's masterpiece will leave many confused yet amazed by it's unique approach to storytelling and character development. Without going into major spoiler territory, NieR: Automata is an action RPG where you take control of a big booty android known as 2B, who is out to rid the post-apocalyptic Earth of invading machine lifeforms. To be honest, my first and foremost reason for picking up this game was the controversy surrounding 2B's butt. I suppose sex really does sell  Even the director loves seeing all the drawn art that comes from his fans, which usually consists of 2B and her immense backside. Now THAT is a passionate man who respects his fanbase and loves his own fictional characters, and thus his product was well worth my hard earned money! Even if the world and characters in this particular title don't keep you coming back for more, surely it's flawless soundtrack and addictive hack n' slash gameplay will. It's all very adaptive with the chips you can equip. You can make your melee combat stronger, your pod lasers do more damage and just about everything else in between. The Platinum is very easy to earn, you will go through three story routes until you unlock a shop at the resistance camp where you can pop the remaining trophies with in-game money. The completionist in me tried very hard to find everything in the game so I could pop the trophies legitimately, but I ran into some glitches along the way. Even with the latest patch installed, some chests refused to spawn and certain side quests would not initiate. After enough trial and error, my patience grew thin and I decided to buy my remaining trophies like everyone else, which mainly consisted of weapons and the materials needed to upgrade them. Even if some parts in the story dragged on longer than I would of ever hoped, my time with NieR: Automata left a positive impression on me. While I may not completely understand it all myself, the journey I had all the way up to the true credits sequence will be a moment I'll never forget. Anyone who has already played this knows exactly what I'm talking about ^^ Someday I plan to play the original NieR in the hopes it provides me with more story context in some shape or form. Many seem to enjoy NieR: Automata on it's own without ever playing the original though. If you haven't played this game yet, I think you owe it to yourself to do so. I find it to be a very important piece of art that seperates itself greatly from everything else, especially in this generation. This masterpiece could get lost in time someday but I'm sure the true fans will keep it alive. "Glory to Mankind!"

[Zanreo]

#26: YAKUZA KIWAMI 2

Obtained all trophies.

 

Second Yakuza game I platinumed after Y6. Really enjoyed the game, and though the completion list and some other grindy parts were a bit of a pain it still felt great when I was finally done with it all x3

Edited October 3, 2018 by Zanreo

[PieceofBrett]

#60 - Fallout 4

 

Fallout 3 is one of my favorite games so I was pretty disappointed with general feel of this game and how it felt generic by comparison. Doesn't make it any better when the big mystery with the Institute was spoiled to me. And I was not the biggest fan of the settlement aspect of the game. However the  combat was really good compared to the other fallout games and I highly enjoyed Far Harbor and Nuka-World. I should be getting the Ultimate Edition of New Vegas in the mail pretty soon and I'm excited to give that game another shot like I did with is one.

Edited October 3, 2018 by bubba3m

[Mapa]

 #350 - Bloodborne

 

 

 

Bloodborne
All trophies acquired. Hats off!

 

Finally, after holding the plat for a while, here my 350th plat and also milestone, cause is such a great game with good atmosphere and also cause @HailHale81 and I had tons of fun, messing around, laughing and so. Loved the game and I highly recommend it.

 

 

[voodoo_eyes]

#310 - Master Reboot

 

I knew I should've stayed away from this. Disliked pretty much everything about the game. Only positive thing I take from it, is not to buy Soul Axiom ever.

 

Enjoyment: 1

Difficulty: 2

Edited October 3, 2018 by voodoo_eyes

[ResoluteRock]

Trophy of Gaia

God of War II (PS3)

 

I loved God of War II even more than the first game. There were a few game mechanics features that I appreciated being added in (jumping up ladders, faster movement while climbing on walls/ceilings, some new combat moves). Also, lots more boss battles, which are the highlight of the series in my opinion. Challenge of the Titans didn't give me as much trouble as Challenge of the Gods did in the first game, so it definitely felt easier since my expectations were defined by God of War's Challenge of the Gods. Overall, God of War II is much more improved than it's predecessor.

 

I'm going to take a break from the series for a little bit, I'm already starting to get burnt out  Not going to rush this fantastic series.

Edited October 4, 2018 by ResoluteRock

[Deluziion90]

#157 - Shadow of the Tomb Raider

 

Chalice of Torment 
Earn all Trophies

 

Game Difficulty: 3/10

Trophy Difficulty: 5/10

Fun: 7/10 (-10/10 considering the glitches)

 

Gameplay: A Fun game to play however the lack of character development was really weak as this should be the final "how did lara become the tomb raider as we know here" game.

The characters feel very dull and sometimes I didn't even care if someone died or not which is kinda bad for such a big title.

The overall game was pretty fun and the stealth sections in the jungle were interesting.

 

Trophies: Well most people here probably should have seen the popular topic on the main page were I kept spamming around for solutions as the trophies were a nightmare. As of 4/10/2018 there's still no 100% fix and it's still guessing what should help getting all collectables. For those not familiar. The collectables(400+) glitch out for some people which at some point just stopped adding to your collection and thus voiding the trophy.

 

I would like to say a Big thank you though for @QQ_Liu_Xin_Rui providing a workaround which helped me get the platinum! If you are willing to attempt this game today check out the topic made by QQ_Liu_Xin_Rui as this helped a lot of people already :)! 

 

 

[HyperBlueWRXY]

#1 - My Name is Mayo

Unlock all the trophies!

The first on this account, decided to get it out of the way first.

[EduNews]

  118 - Horizon Zero Dawn (Platinum + 100%)  

 

 

Enjoyment: 9.5 /10

Difficulty: 4 /10

 

 

  119 - South Park: The Fractured But Whole  

 

 

Enjoyment: 8 /10

Difficulty: 3 /10

[Lars]

#157: Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition (PS4)

I really love this game, one of the many underrated shooters that the playstation has to offer.

In this game you play as some bad-ass characters,who crash their airship on a planet with some crazy inhabitants. That's pretty much all i can say about the story because in this game the story doesn't matter at all. It is all about the gameplay. And there are loads of cheesy sex jokes in the game, which are not always that fun i must say.

 

In this game you have a couple of unique abilities, they are that you can kick enemies in any direction you want. You have a leash which can be used to pull enemies towards you. The leash also has a more powerful version which is called the thumper, but this has limited expensive ammo. The thumper can be used to thump all enemies in the area of effect in the air and they are easy targets then. This together with the environments and the weapons can be used for some very creative kills. There are i believe 10 different weapons in the game, they all have a normal fire mode and a more destructive charged mode. This mode also has more expensive ammo. Then the gameplay, like i said, crazy environments with special skills and a good variety of weapons lead to some very creative kills. These kills are called skillshots and they give you points, the more difficult they are the more points you get. A regular kill gives 10 points but the hardest skillshots give 100 points, and when you combo enemies the points get higher. 

 

Normally this wouldn't matter, it is nice to get points but it doesn't say much but in this game the points are the currency to buy upgrades and ammo. This means that the game forces and wants you to be creative with your kills which makes the gameplay varied and loads of fun. You for example can kick enemies of bridges, you can kick them into a cactus, into a furnace. You can use a gun which fires and lets you explode the bullet (flail gun). When you kill other enemies with it, that is a skillshot, so extra points. Thump an enemy into the air and shoot it to the moon, extra points. There are 113 different skillshots but they could've made over 500. That is what makes this game so much fun. It isn't a shooter where you can use the same weapon throughout the whole game and thus forces you to vary and be creative.

 

The game has a good length and the game also has an echoes mode where the goal is to score as much points as possible and be quick. This is always throughout story portions of the game.

The trophies are tricky though, the highest difficulty is easy in this game because you can play it on overkill mode. Which gives you infinite ammo for all weapons on which you have all skillshots done. This makes the game a cakewalk. The difficulty comes from the echoes and the anarchy (multiplayer wave based gameplay) modes. They have difficult trophies which require you to be very strict and have loads of clean runs. The anarchy trophies are easier and less grindy though then the ps3 version of this game. The echoes trophies are also easier because there are extra levels in the game and you have to get trophies like "get an x amount of total points" which are easier if you have more levels.

 

This game is definitely a recommendation for every FPS lover. Especially if you are used to the general FPS titles then this will be a massive breath of fresh air. Especially now the rumours are going that this will be free on plus next month. Even if it isn't free next month the game is pretty cheap now and it is a title that you should experience.  

 

Difficulty: 5/10

Enjoyment: 10/10