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All Hail, Tekken Incarnate! 
You earned everything.

 

TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT 2, finally got it! The game is good and fun, highly recommend it. Now i'm very hyped about the next Tekken! Lately i don't have much time to hunt trophies, but anyway gotta keep going!

[helloiamniven]

 #41

Table Top Racing: World Tour

TTR Legend!

16.26% Rare

Difficulty: 2.5/10

Enjoyment: 6/10

 

I would probably never have bought this if I hadn't gotten it on PS+, but all in all it was a relatively enjoyable ride to the platinum trophy - the difficulty never really proved to be an issue, however the drift challenges seemed way harder on first glance than they ended up being! Just a bit of practice is all that was needed.

 

I liked the arcade-y kinda feel the game had, and as someone who is a big fan of Yo Sushi, it was pretty cool to see it in video game form. I'm glad I played it, all in all.

[SuffyZorugelion]

#212 G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

 

 

 

 

 

I Bought this game five years ago and forgot that I had it. It was long lost in my cabinet ( or some sort ) when I finally found it and decided to give it a spin. It's not a good game in anyway. The hardcore mode gets annoying because you can literally die in a flash second, but if you take it easy it's not too bad. Sometimes though I had to try levels several times. It's by no means a hard game, just annoying. This turd pile of a game has a surprisingly large roster of characters. However they don't differ too much apart from the specials... I've never watched the tv series as a kid or any of the new movies. I'm pretty sure this game wasn't the best way to start getting into G.I. Joe. I checked out some old G.I. Joe toy videos on youtube and those really impressed me. A lot of detail which a figurine collector like my self can appriciate. I hope when I meet the G.I. Joe's again it will be with something better!

Edited July 3, 2016 by LovesAnInjection

[MrManBuz]

 #132 Danganronpa: Trigger happy havoc

 

 

Difficulty 2/10

Enjoyment 7/10

 

From reading a lot of things said about this game I had fairly high expectations going into it. I won't say they were let down, but I didn't find it some masterpiece or anything close to it. It's enjoyable, if a little flawed. It suffers from a lot of redundant dialogue, though I guess that comes with the territory of Visual Novels. Grinding out school mode was a little tedious but all in all it's a very easy plat and something worth playing. I'll definitely play the second game at some point.

[Property_Damage]

XBLAZE Lost : Memories

[Cake]

#72

 

 

 

Super-dupermension Neptunia Master
You've nabbed every single trophy. Nice!

 

Difficulty: 2/10

Enjoyment: 9/10

[Not_like_therest]

#41  Dishonored (PS4)

 

That Back Home trophy was such a pain in the ass for me.... Grenade kept rolling away or the guy would move.

[StewartBros]

 

098

The epitome of Super Earth

 

Complete all Trophies

1.87%

Ultra Rare

 

Took me 3 months and 3 weeks to finish up this game, but it was a lot of fun.

[J2V89]

#103 Uncharted: Drake's Fortune Remastered 

 

 

It's been a very long time since I last played this on PS3 5 years ago. It was fun playing on PS3 but I suffered a ton of freezing issues which I think was my game itself yet somehow was able to platinum it at the time. This time on PS4 nothing like that happened. I enjoyed revisiting this game again and played it on crushing difficulty right away. The difficulty is not really bad at all, just have to take cover and play it smart. The new dlc trophies for this game especially the new brutal difficulty did give me trouble but glad I hung in there and got it done. Story of this game is good but I feel the 2nd topped the first. Very proud to platinum and 100% with the dlc trophies. 

[Lordguwa]

yes, earned another platinum though a rather plain one.

 

platinum # 108 back to the future: the game (ps4)

completed in 1 day and 10 hours

average completion 60% 

platinum rarity 49.64%

 

running on another indie (armageddon riders) first before i start on i think hyperdimension neptunia rebirth 2. going to make sure i do not make another mistake on something that requires online (atomic ninja's is a bust atm).

 

did all my research on the upcoming plat, multiple endings but if i follow direction's. it will just take slightly longer than the first one.

Edited July 3, 2016 by kingdrake2

[RedRodriguez87]

 

Hero in a Half-Shell

 

So so much to unpack about this game, but suffice to say, the reviews were onto something with this one. It's def not terrible, but nor is any real fun. At least, not without coop.

 

it's funny, for as glitchy as it is, and for all its other problems, I'd still prefer OOTS over this. Its hyper-realistic aesthetic was much more charming to me, and the sloppy yet fun as hell team-player take on Arkhams combat system felt more satisfying than this (as on reviewer put it) MMORPG-esque hack-n-slash.

 

 But hey, a Turtle plat is a Turtle plat. So say it with me now...

 

(And if you're reading this, special shout-out to wolf723, jasonhex, and Recap_hat_Hunger for helping me boost this)

[ZoKu08]

PAC-MAN

#87

Retro Gamer

Earn all other trophies!

 

35.88%

Uncommon

[ChrizB17]

                                                                                                            Platinum #79 Senran Kagura Estival Versus!         

 

Dude I love this game!! Never a dull moment in the Senran universe (trust me ) BUT I wanna warn people that's thinking about getting this game and aiming for the platinum do NOT install the newest update!! The 1.20 adds WAY more hassle in order the get the platinum when you buy it just go straight in and start playing with the 1.06 version you need only 15 creative finishers but with the 1.20 version you'll need over 50!!! So just a fair warning to those who want this game and is gonna aim for the platinum! But other than that I had no problems besides a loading error but that's too be expected I highly recommend this game, especially if you're into hack n slash 

Edited July 3, 2016 by ChrizB17

[Ichiban-Hybrid]

# 67 - Zero Time Dilemma

 

 

Im not gonna say much and avoid spoiling it to other people. The ending was mind blown.. Really did a better job with the game. The puzzles seems rather easy to do except 1... Looking foward with the 999 port in the future.

 

 

[ASmartKid24]

 #28

 

 

Metro 2033 Redux

 

 

Platinum Trophy

 

 

Probably one of the best FPS I've ever played.

[TheAkittaja123]

#85: Overwatch

 

Overwatch Platinum Trophy

Collect all other Overwatch trophies.

0.26% Ultra Rare

 

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 6/10

 

That platinum image doesn't go well with the forum backround.

As the difficulty I chose a 6/10 because I boosted five of the trophies, without boosting it would be a 9/10 probably.

This game suprised me with it's beta. I heard people compare it to Team Fortress 2 which got me worried because I didn't like it on PC. But I decided to try the beta and that got me to buy the game on day one.

I've played the game over 150 hours now. It's one of the best FPS games I've ever played. Some people will complain about it not having enough content and I can agree a little bit with it. But still, the content that the game offers is great, so it's all good to me. It's best played with friends (like every game), but it's fun playing solo too. You can get frustrated when playing solo if you get teammates that doesn't care for team composition or are just dumb. I've played a lot of it solo so I've experienced some frustrating teams. Sometimes the team balancing can be weird too, one match you would absolutely dominate the other team, then the next match would be the opposite.

I'm looking towards the free updates for new heroes and maps.

Edited July 3, 2016 by TheAkittaja123

[crimsonidol38]

#98 - Adventures of Mana

The Hero of Mana
Obtain all trophies.
 
Enjoyment: 9 / 10
Difficulty: 2 / 10

I really enjoyed this simple remake of the original Mystic Quest aka Final Fantasy Adventure. Compared to Sword of Mana this game kept true to the original story and didn't cut anything out nor did it at anything special. There are only small gameplay tweaks like the handy shortcut-buttons (which especially help in the later dungeons if you have to switch between the various weapon types to kill all enemies) or the now new bridge between Jadd and Menos which forces you to get the Chocobo.
It was nice to hear tunes like Rising Sun or In Search of the Sword of Mana(/In Search of the Sacred Sword) in a fresh new way. Now I have to buy the OST, again.
 
The only negative aspect are some of the trophies. The trophies for reaching max stats are nothing bad per se but the problem is that this game is designed to be somewhere between level 50 to 60 when finishing it. From there on I had to spend around three and a half hours fighting the same enemies over and over again to reach the maximum level. That seems like a short amount of time but the overall game is only 12 hours long so it's still a bit annoying. But it was worth it.
 
Oh and again those feelings about Marcy and the Chocobo, again...
 
Some pictures:

 
Next plat adventures will be Odin Sphere Leifthrasir for #99 and then the glorious #100: Wild Arms 3!

Edited July 3, 2016 by Crimson Idol

[Thrintus]

 

Platinum Blades and Dark Corners 

You have mastered the City of Dunwall and unlocked all Trophies

 

 

As some of you may have already noticed, I hold Dishonored very close to my heart and it is one of my absolute all-time favourites. The simple yet engaging redemption story of the Lord Protector, Corvo Attano, has been one of the best gaming experiences I've had yet. And here and now, I can finally add this trophy to my collection. I've played through it a lot in 2014, but only a month ago I decided to give the DLC a go because I thought, why not. And boy, I was not disappointed! Daud's story was an amazing journey which put everything that Jessamine Kaldwins assassin did into perspective. Revisiting Dunwall has never felt better. The extra powers, weapons, lore, background info: it was all top tier quality. It was a bit too short for my liking though, but then again it still is a DLC. I must say I prefer Brigmore Witches over Knife of Dunwall, because I felt like Daud grew more as a character in his second expansion. He went through great lengths to redeem himself, and save the life of our Empress-to-be, Emily Kaldwin.

 

I must say, I'm usually more a fan of the high chaos route (I hadn't even done a low chaos playthrough until today!) but the way the dynamic city of Dunwall and its remaing inhabitants respond to your actions was great. Less infected by the plague, more characters who survive, new dialogue that opens up, a genuine feeling of accomplishment and skill. And it was even more satisfying because I couldn't be spotted once, or kill a single enemy. Really intense creeping around corners, or looking through keyholes, to then see a guard or Overseer coming your way. You start panicking and try to escape as soon as possible because you know if he spots you, you have to start over a long chunk, depending on how often you save. I've had this happen many times and thus, looking for alternative routes happened more and more and it felt really good. For example, I remember the Lady Boyle party mission, where you could either go full violent, use the rooftops to remain stealthy, or simply use Possession on a fish and enter through the broken sewer gate to enter via the cellar. So many different paths, so much fun. Ah, I wish I could play through it again from scratch, without any memory of my first experience with Dishonored.

 

The one thing that gave me nightmares though were the Dunwall City Trials. The DLC itself is not that bad to play, I've had some fun with it, but those trophies... Those who have it will immediately know what I'm talking about. Getting 3 stars on every trial wasn't even the hardest bit to me. It were those miscellaneous trophies such as Daredevil, By My Hand Alone, etc. Not to mention the missions that required virtually no skill but more luck than anything, such as Bonfires (random light spawn), Mystery Foe (random note locations and target), etc. But overall, after some decent amount of trial and error, I succeeded in getting them all in a week or so. The DLC itself is varied enough, and offers a bit of everything for each play style. Stealth, action, speed, and yes, even puzzling. But of course, seeing it is still Dishonored, there are a vast amount of ways to do each mission. More than decent addition, but I would have preferred 3 chapters of Daud instead of 2.

 

I don't know how many of you have actually read this but if you did, thank you! I'm a very happy gamer today and I wish you all the best of luck with your trophy hunting!

[iTz-PsYcHo-13]

Rocket League #9

[Dark Layla]

#57 - Zero Time Dilemma
 

After I get blocked hours trying to figure out what to do next, finally i solved the problem
Like VLR this game is great and have more difficult puzzles than the previous game
What can i say? i want more zero escape games



 

 

Edited July 3, 2016 by Rose_Dark

[Lars]

#66: Need for Speed

 

Yay, my first PS4 plat that i got. 

It was on sale recently and because i love racing games i decided to pick it up. 

And i must say, i liked it, the game has some weak points but in general i liked it.

I had the advantage of buying the deluxe edition which meant that i got the BMW M3 for free in the beginning.

This meant that i had a good grip car and i could spent the whole beginning in building a good drift car.

The gameplay and cars and the customization are very good to my opinion. The drifting was a bit difficult but when you get used to it it is easy to get the targets.

The weaker points for me are the story, the NoS series never gets back to the story telling level that was in the first most wanted.

It wasn't bad but i didn't really feel that i was racing for a goal, the characters just called me that there was another run, and that i had to keep doing these runs until i could meet a big race character which i could beat in a easy race and then i suddenly was a legend, i think they could have done more to feel the importance of keep on doing these runs.

Also the police chases were a joke, for the outlaw missions that were on time, in stead of me having to adjust my driving to escape, i had to adjust my driving to make sure the police could keep up, which resulted in a very slow chase.

And the teleporting was strange, it is in a lot of open world games which is logical, but here you can move to all racing locations without ever having to go there, which made the whole point of this being a open world game irrelevant, because it doesn't feel like one.

But for the rest it is still a fun game, good cars that are fun to drive, the races get very easy when you get the Beck Hotrod, but it is still a decent game.

 

Difficulty: 2/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

[Jalok-]

Platinum #118: Gravity Rush Remastered

Fun:9/10
Difficulty:2/10
Taking break from my main games!! i haven't got platinum in ages! so I'm starting my hunting with this awesome game,I'm surprise Ps4's version so much easier to plat almost all challenges took me one attempt to get the gold medal and the gameplay so smoothy it was very fun playing it again i cannot wait for new one!! if you haven't played this you're missing an amazing game dude!! i recommend to get Ps4's version very easy and you'll get to play all dlcs and smooth gameplay good experience

Edited July 3, 2016 by Jalok-

[Hertz]

A little late but

 

 

If you`re a JRPG fan than yeah, you definitely should pick this up. 

 

The story is great (for me) and I love Meruru.

 

Enjoyment 8/10

​Difficulty 4/10

[TheLastSurvivorD]

Platinum #47

Legion of Merit

Unlock all Trophies.

 

"Home? We can't go home. There's a line men like us have to cross. If we're lucky, we do what's necessary, then we die. No, all I really want, Captain, is peace."

 

I was more confused in my first playthrough than I want to admit. But now that I've done a 2nd playthrough of the game and understand everyything, this game is AMAZING. You have to make multiple moral choices throughout the game, neither good or bad, but at the same time, some of them will make you question your judgement so many times, especially towards the end of the game (if you played the game, you know what I'm talking about ). It is so hard to describe the story without using spoilers, so I will refrain from doing that. But there is one thing most of everybody who's played the game can agree on; this game is a mind-blowing experience full of huge twists and turns.
 
FUBAR was a pain to play through. Some parts were challenging, some parts were just cheap. Not only that, but other gripes with the gameplay I never noticed on lower difficulties came into the light here. Lugo and Adams are really useful, but they get out of cover WAY TOO MUCH and end up dying right in the open, forcing me to go revive them, which I almost always die trying to. That alone constituted for most of my deaths in FUBAR. Same goes for clunky controls that haunted me throughout my playthrough. Frustrating, but nothing that was able to deter my enjoyment of the game.
 
What started off as a very generic shooter about three men going on a reconnaissance mission in a story we've all heard before grew into those same three men completely failing their mission and instead, fighting each others' altercating opinions while trying to survive Dubai at the same time. Incredible game and I'd recommend it to anyone reading this.

Edited July 3, 2016 by Taiga Aisaka

[AJC3317]

Until Dawn - A Symphony of Horror Trophies

 

holy jump scares batman! until dawn is a choose your own adventure style game whose most obvious influence is the ps3's heavy rain. that game was one of my favorite games on the ps3, and until dawn lives up to it well. it has an entertaining, although predictable, story which is somewhat surprising considering that none of the characters you meet on your journey are particularly likable. i wonder if this is a purposeful choice to make you not feel as bad if you accidentally (or not so accidentally) end up killing some of them off. the game proceeds in the classic teen slasher film style, where all the scares early in the game are actually just the friends surprising/pranking each other. it doesn't take long however before they gradually become more and more sinister. the game could use a few improvements however. a skip cutscene option is desperately needed, and would have made subsequent playthroughs less of a chore. a sprint button would have also been nice. it's somewhat jarring to hear someone screaming for help in the next room and yet the most your character can muster is a brisk walk. finally, the between chapters recaps were wholly unnecessary. i'm guessing the game was originally planned to be released episodically, but that was scrapped and the recaps still made it into the final production. some chapters are very short, and it just comes across like the game thinks i have alzheimers. all in all however the game shines, and is certainly worth a play