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[ARIXANDRE]

Alien: Isolation (PS4)

 

Plat # 124

 

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[starcrunch061]

 

Testing...GOOD!

 

Plat #113: Katamari Forever. It would probably rank as the "Slow as Molasses" plat. A full 5.5 years after starting this game, I got the plat. And was I stoked when I did! A hearty thank you to Vix, who must be the biggest Katamari fan out there, as she continues to keep a solitary vigil on forums, answering questions about random items. Also, she wrote a great cowbear strategy (I ended up catching 3 of them, one for each game mode). Also, thanks to slowbro, with whom I never interacted, but who had already done a lot of good.

Edited March 26, 2015 by starcrunch061

[yellowwindow7]

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                                                                                           Wizardry Whiz / Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White witch

 

after spending around 204 hour put in the game this trophy popped out, this game is really good, if you haven't played it yet then what the hell are you waiting for?

 

i wish there's a remaster or re-HD or whatever for the ps4 so more people would play it. this to me is the best JRPG i ever played to date on the ps3...

 

all it's trophies were easy to obtain until the annoying trophy Mad Scientist, that required you to alchemizing 120 different items, thing went well until the F****** Kaleidostones, Scrolls of Truth and the Glowstones which are incredibly rare and barely seen in the entire game, and their drop/ steal rate are like 3% or something....

 

even when i followed some of the guides provided on youtube and did what the people here recommend doing, i only manage to harvest some of them for errand 78, i really hated myself for finding 5 scrolls of truth and 5 kaleidostones, then it hunt's me again with 5 more of these items again >_<

 

when i went finding more and after 3 days of playing the same area over and over i only manage to steal one scrolls of truth!!!!!

 

thankfully someone at the PSNP post a tips that you can grind on the secret boss ( Guardian of Worlds ), which i followed and oh my! each time you beat him you will received one of them stupid rare items, big thanks to skinner49 for his/her tips. and i thought this tips is useless because no one gave it a likes    

Edited March 26, 2015 by yellowwindow7

[TheIncinerator1]

Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus

 

 

3rd vita game taken care of and a little break from the more grindy Jrpg's I've been slogging through. While I usually make these things slightly more lengthy, everything in this game is a little bit more straight-forward, easy to get through, and simple, both mechanically and story-wise (if you care about that sort of thing in these kind of games) so I'll go more for a slightly quicker overview/thoughts type of thing.

Senran Kagura is a fairly new series, the very first game came out on the 3DS and since then has been switching between that and the Vita, with the 3ds getting the main titles while the Vita (and now the PS4 with this upcoming one) gets the side titles. With the 3ds titles, the games are more side-scroller beat-em ups, but with the Vita we get games like Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus which is more akin to a musou game. SV is one of those games where you know what you're in for as soon as you see that icon..

 

 

 

 

and that boot up wallpaper..

 

 

 

 

and that opening..

 

 

I'd heard the game was basically referred to as "Dynasty Warriors with boobs" gave a chuckle and thought "eh, why not?", and lo and behold the game is actually pretty fun, fan-service aside.

Shinovi Versus is about a cast of all ninja girls with cans bigger than the size of their heads going at it for the pride of their particular schools and to be the top ninja's (Kagura), "believe it", yada yada yada, boobs. You can choose between 20 of the girls as there are 4 schools of shinobi each holding 5 of it's own elite with both their own weapon and play-style. The game is an even more simplified musou game since it doesn't necessarily have a large map to traverse or even mini objectives to finish in a section that can turn the tide of a battle or at least change the outcome of a mission. The game is simply have the character on the linear field, throw her a couple of disposable mooks, have a boss girl come in to to try and wreck your shit, and call it a day. Oddly enough though, the more simplified formula works, and because the game breaks each mission up into small segments per school's respective characters for the story mode, it never feels like it's getting too stale since you're constantly switching up with each of the different girls' play-styles everytime. Of course you can do just one particular girl's campaign with the Shinobi Girl's Hearts mode which has you just playing as said character through out, but even that is just a 5 mission long little thing, with battles that shouldn't last you no longer than maybe 2 maybe 4 min. tops.

The combat is pretty basic, which is a given. You have your light and strong attacks combined with a small move list, blocking which if done at the right moment can parry, 2 special attacks which are essentially your musou attacks (gauge and all), and one ultimate attack. What SV does to switch things up a bit is add two powered-up modes, one which gives your character the ability to change into her signature outfit magical girl style whilst changing the moveset slightly, and a berserk mode which allows you to take out enemies faster like it's nobody's business. It's a button mash fest basically, but it's still pretty fun to wail away and see how far you can get combo-wise uninterrupted. Oh, and did I mention each time YOU DO wail away at the boss girls you strip off their clothes the more damage they take and vice versa,  so not only are we Dynasty, but we're also in Ghosts n' Goblins territory now, except with ninja chicks. Only really two complaints I had with the combat at times was the consistent stun-locking going on if you're not cheesing the berserk mode or special moves, and the constant "strip" cutscenes that pop up everytime to show you you're doing damage, potentially killing any combo you had going on previously. Don't get me wrong there's a few ways to break out of enemies stun-locking you, but they do become irritating at times especially if a boss has you in the air.

Story and character wise, I'm actually kind of surprised at the effort they put into making you care about each schools' campaign and character backstories, considering the reason most are gonna be getting this game ain't exactly in it for the riveting untold tale. Things can get a tad on the serious side for some characters at times, but because it's pretty self aware of itself it comes back into a cheesy fun-filled not taking itself so seriously ninja story which is fine be me.

In hindsight, it's like Dynasty meets Dead or Alive or Dead or Alive Xtreme volleyball, which is interesting considering the recent news of crossover between both Senran and DOA. All in all, the game is a fun mindless musou hack n' slash for the Vita, and if you're looking for a time wasting button masher that just so happens to have big breasted anime girls, this right here is your game.

[AbyssRex]

Jak III

 

 

Fait Accompli

 

Jak trilogy done for both Ps3 and Vita. This game much like part 2 on the Vita was a horrific port. When doing the jump spin, shoot with the bounce off bullets the game would nearly freeze if 5 or more enemies were on the screen. Also very jumpy camera much like the second part but this one just had the worst frame rate drops

 

I love this trilogy and may need to play my PS2 versions just to get the bad taste out of my mouth from this and the second part

 

I don't recommend the Vita version at all to part 2 or 3. Part 1 was tolerable. Just play these games on PS3 for the platinums. If you're a sucker for punishment and frustration due to some parts that are out of your control due to slopping porting on the Vita you can go ahead. But I don't recommend it

Edited March 26, 2015 by Zeromus

[Arkthur]

#11 - Hitman: Contracts

Perfect Assassin 

Unlock all trophies

 

After getting the plat for Hitman 2, I was expecting another painful experience, and while it's not the best game I've played, is way better than the previous installment. I hope Blood Money keeps on improving. Either way, I want this trilogy done.

[UK-Danny-93]

                                                                                                       

 

                                                                                                                                

                                                                                                                              Trine 2 Hard

                                                                                                                        36.25% Uncommon

 

Indie puzzlers aren't usually my thing but I saw this one on sale and I'd heard good things. It's absolutely beautiful which is the first thing to say. There's a simple story and the three protagonists are like-able and well voice acted. The mechanics are solid and fun to play with. 

 

The trophy list is strange - 12 trophies. 11 gold, 1 silver and the plat. They're pretty easy to get and notable in that they're all obtained via challenges instead. There are no progression trophies so you can actually get the platinum about halfway through the game. 

 

Overall I'd give it a 6/10 for enjoyment, a 2/10 for difficulty and a 3/10 for time commitment 

[Starrk_01]

Plat #45:

 

Sherlock Holmes:  Crimes and Punishments

 

Relatively easy platinum since it is just a bunch of puzzles.  On to the next one

[sinister567]

Assassins Creed Liberation HD

[BraveNoobWorld]

Rattled off 4 in quick succession this month:

 

Uncharted: Golden Abyss

Pixeljunk Shooter: Ultimate

Batman Arkham Asylum

Crysis.

 

Fully enjoyed all of them. Pixeljunk Shooter and Crysis were nice surprises as I didn't know much about them.

[JoshC17]

Platinum #43   - 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil

FIFA World Cup Legend

Ultra Rare

[Satoshi Ookami]

Platinium Trophy 
You have obtained every trophy! Congratulations!

 

Mion-chan kawaii, Mion-chan maji tenshi.

[IVIasterOfUnseen]

Resogun platinum in about 5 hours and 13 minutes. Why there isn't a way to see the fastest platinum achievers, only the 100%? 

 

Also, respecting the 100% club, it should only count the time when you're actually playing the game, because there's people who just don't  have time to play 24/7  but still would like to try get on the top of the fastest achievers . Anyone with the same opinion?

 

Resogun platinum difficulty:5/10 ; Enjoyment:8/10.

Edited March 28, 2015 by IVIasterOfUnseen

[Viscera1900]

#121 Resident Evil: Revelations 2 (PS4)

Enjoyment 9/10
Difficulty 4/10

It's definitely better than RE6 and 5 as a survival horror game. And you get to play as "The Man, Myth, Legend" Barry "Sandwich" Burton. How awesome is that.

[mody94_Station]

Platinum #31 - God of War

 

 Trophy of Zeus 

 

 

Unlock all God of War® Trophies

 

Difficulty: 4/10 (some of the challenges were so frustrating)

Enjoyment: 9/10

 

I never had the chance to play this game back during the PS2 days. My first GOW game was the second one, so playing this for the first time was fun.

Slaughtering Ares, and claiming the throne of the God of War while wearing the Dairy Bastard outfit.. get on Kratos' level...

 

 

[White_Wolf_1194]

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood for me. AEOTM trophy was holding me back for such a long time because of Extreme Variety, but I finally got it today :-)

Edited March 28, 2015 by Devastator457

[Cake]

# 49 Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy

 

 

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

[FluffyAssassin64]

#41 - Transistor

"Plat()"

Earn all other Trophies.

 

Beautiful. That's the word that comes to mind for me when thinking about the journey this game took me on. From the absolutely GORGEOUS backgrounds and environment, to the captivating story, interesting enemies, moody and awesome music, and ridiculously creative combat... basically everything about this game captivated me from the start. I loved the bosses, thought the 'tests' (that make use of your various 'functions' in creative ways) and 'Beach' idea (like a hub area where you can chill, do tests, and listen to the game's incredible music) were very creative, and appreciated the difficulty-altering limiters that came along with the HUGE variety of combat functions. Below (in spoiler tags - mainly because of massive size and not because of any actual spoilers) is just one screenshot that showcases just how beautiful this game is... I mean SERIOUSLY.

 

In terms of those 'functions', boy oh boy there is a crazy amount of variety! There are 16 different types of functions; from standard attacks, shots that go through the enemy, and stealth options to the stronger disruptive, destructive and damage-over-time humdingers. You can install 4 functions in 'active' slots at any one time, and can upgrade each twice with any other function. Add in the 4 passive slots, and you have a crazy amount of possibilities and options for how to play the game your way. Each function has its different active, upgrade and passive roles described, and all are useful in different situations. I also very much appreciated how using each function in each slot unlocked a 'profile' for various characters; encouraging variety and helping you try different combinations for a purpose as well.

 

Below is a combination of functions that I found to work best for me in NG+ (not all will be available in 1st playthrough, and not enough memory will be available early on) for any situation. More details in the spoiler tags...

 

I tried a lot of combinations (and I mean a LOT), but this worked by far the best for me. You can easily do 7900 damage to groups of enemies with this combo

 

My reasoning for these choices:

• Breach Passive allows for more turn() time which allows you to pull the combo off
• Crash Passive gives you damage resistance cheaply; coming in very handy in the bigger/tougher fights
• Void + Get + Crash = groups enemies together, weakens them, and gets them ready for the bigger damage-dealers. Good to chuck 3 down near each other (but slightly further towards different directions) to pull in the maximum number of enemies
• Tap + Jaunt + Purge = life heal, can be used to destroy cell shields (especially important when playing with limiters on) and extra damage deal. A cheap, strong, low-turn-use damage-dealer that does good AOE damage
• Mask + Mask + Load = hides yourself to avoid damage, but also sets up the real big damage-dealers. Load does awesome AOE damage as well, which is a great way to do damage while also preparing for the real big guns
• Cull + Void = adding extra damage to this crazy-strong attack was my choice; you may want to try something slightly different, but this worked wonders for me. Does massive damage

My general strategy = turn() --> 3x void --> Mask (does AOE damage while setting up for other damage) --> tap OR cull (depending whether lots of weaker enemies or a stronger enemy) --> clean up with tap after turn() ends

 

As I mentioned, this can easily do 7900 damage with 1 of the above. One-hits everything; the damage-over-time even hits through the jerks (which are apparently supposed to not die in one hit). The room with 6 young ladies also got absolutely decimated with this strategy. The screen was slowing down from all the cells spawning, but it was easy as pie

 

A few 'random' bits I really loved about this game:

• I loved the 'sing beautifully in time to the background beat' button (L1) and the 'random jump, throw sword and catch to look cool' (R1) buttons; they were an awesome stylistic choice that added to the strangeness and excitement of the game 
• As with Bastion, the 'narrator' (i.e. the sword) provides lots of funny insight into the game and things that are happening. The fact that it talked through your controller as well was a nice touch
• I really appreciate the 'abstract' nature of the story, world and environments as well; adds to the intrigue!
• The cool style of the whole world (like it was computer-generated) made for some really cool environments and humorous 'press X to ...' comments
• The hilarious and creative enemy types and names kept you on your toes!

All in all, this was a tremendous game. While feeling a bit short, there were some absolutely BEAUTIFULLY crafted moments, like... Major spoilers in this tag!!!

When you realise that Grant and Asher were lovers, and find them both having suicided in their apartment; and when Red suicides at the end of the game to be with the man she loves

Even if you didn't read the above, know that there is some heavy stuff in here; both lore and theme-wise. An absolute gem that deserves to be played by anybody; and an easy but fun trophy-list to boot!

 

Enjoyment: 9/10

Plat Difficulty: 3.5/10 (some tests may seem a bit hard at first, but once you find a combination that works for you, you'll breeze through them. Similarly with all 10 limiters turned on; but once again find a few good functions and you'll be sweet)

Edited March 30, 2015 by FluffyAssassin64

[Senbon Kaguya]

 

 #100 - Uncharted Drake's Fortune

 

Platinum

 

 

Platinum

 

I made it, I finally reached 100 platinums!  I loved this game and it was a fast plat for me but maybe its because I'm so used to Uncharted now!  I'm so glad to have hit 100 platinums now.  Can't wait to see what lies for me in the future!

 

Thoughts on UDF: Story was great, I loved the brutal combos and the puzzles weren't that hard.  Only problems I really had was with the Jetski, especially on crushing.

[Lilseb93]

#11 Infamous Second Son

 

 

Difficulty: 3/10

Getting the platinum for this game is not hard. The hardest trophy is playing on expert difficulty, and I did not find it that much harder than normal mode. The game is really short if you don't clear the map (which you have to do to platinum the game). You have to play good or evil in one playthrough, and the then opposite in the next. This is one of the easiest platinums on the PS4. 

 

Enjoyment: 8/10

The graphics are great, the game play is fun, and I liked the main characters. This game gets pretty repetitive though. You basically spend most of your time clearing out the map and collecting all the shards. You do the same thing in every area of the map. Overall, it's a fun game, but it can get really old if you play it all day. I didn't like having to play the game twice, but I flew through it the 2nd time because I already got all the trophies for clearing out the map on my first play through. The evil choices weren't good enough to warrant another play through IMO. 

[Blitz]

#184 - Bloodborne

 

 

Don't know how to go back playing Souls after this, this pace, dynamic gameplay, setting most of all, like it's made for me. Congrats mr.Miyazaki, you did it again

[BlueFireReaper]

Platinum #40:

Fairy Fencer F

Spent the entire week grinding for money and kills, but spending most of tonight to finish it up was worth it. Other than that, I really liked the game from start to finish, though I do believe the story could have been better, the combat mechanics work really well and the level design and music make it a much more beautiful game.

 

Got the platinum with a party of level 800s.

[Yoshi]

 #77

Agito Achieved

Obtained all trophies

 

Type-0 is easily one of the best Final Fantasy games I've played in awhile. The story is decent but where this game shines is the gameplay. The gameplay is pretty fun and the fact each character plays and feels unique really helps with the combat. The actual characters themselves are pretty bland, bar a few there's not really that much character development but I guess that's because of the amount of characters available. 

 

Overall It's a pretty good Final Fantasy game and I would recommend It.  

Edited March 28, 2015 by Yoshi

[dakk55]

   #165th Platinum  

Perfectionist 

The game itself is a quick, easy enough game to do. What sold it was my like of Sherlock Holmes and it had shown a surprisingly decent Sherlock type of gameplay. There are some "combat:, but it is just QTE and based around your situation and what conclusion you have come to during each cases. I did enjoy finding the clues and piecing them together to find the correct suspect and the puzzles/minigames wasn't really that hard, the only issue I had was sometimes seeing the red circle for some QTE's as the background isn't always perfect for the red circle to really show. But other than that, the game is decent enough to enjoy, if you are the type to play mystery/detective games, it also helps that you can skip most QTE/minigames if you got the needed trophies. My biggest gripe is that there is alot of loading screens, and often it broke the pace and I had to figure out what I needed to do before continuing to play. Play if you enjoy seeing Sherlock Holmes make life difficult for Dr. Watson with his shenanigans. 

[greeves96]

#5: Ratchet Gladiator.

 

This game gave me a lot of nostalgic pleasure as it was one of my go-to games on the PS2. The game itself is extremely fun and easy and it shouldn't take anyone long to plat. Grabbing every single skill point does become a bit tedious but that's probably because I'm a very impatient gamer. So yeah, worth a buy, especially if you're a fan of the series.