Most Recent Platinum

[Phoenixgaming1]

I just got the infamous 2 platinum

Difficulty 4/10 hard mode is not to hard but depends on skill

Enjoyment 8/10 pretty fun game platinum is worth it

I just got the infamous 2 platinum

Difficulty 4/10 hard mode is not to hard but depends on skill

Enjoyment 8/10 pretty fun game platinum is worth it

[x9zachattack5x]

Just Cause 3 #263

King of Medici

Earned all Just Cause 3 Trophies

 

Enjoyment: 9.5/10

Difficulty: 4/10

Time: 70hrs

 

Great game. In this game you're a terrorist that blows up military bases, knocks down statues. and murders thousands of soldiers. But hey, you're the good guy! Stop that fascist dictator! When the story is over, entertain yourself with challenges, collectibles, challenges, liberating the island, and more challenges! Challenges, challenges, CHALLENGES!!!!! But seriously, there's a lot of challenges if you couldn't tell already. Quite the entertaining game though. I highly recommend it to anyone likes shooters and action-adventure games. 

Edited August 20, 2016 by x9zachattack5x

[helloiamniven]

 #48

Tricky Towers

Grand master wizard

0.71% Ultra Rare

Difficulty: 8/10

Enjoyment: 7.5/10

 

This game was really fun, and probably my favourite PS+ title since Rocket League last summer. Some of the trials and gold trophies were really really tricky, and they took me quite a lot of attempts - there was definitely a slight luck element too, as is natural with games like this, and it helps and hurts in equal measure. Aside from the single player stuff, the game is also great fun to play with a few friends, be it local or online. Big fan of this one. I'd recommend it, it's free (for now)! 

[Thaerick]

My last was neverwinter, which I got this morning.

[Makilio]

#39: Tricky Towers

 

A really fun, and somewhat challenging physics game. If you have PS+ and haven't played it, you're definitely missing out on one of the best games we've been given this year. 

[zadorvp]

PLATINUM #291: Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy)

Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy Master

Unlock all trophies (the use of cheats will disable all trophies).

 

Other Quantic Dream platinums:

• #12: Heavy Rain (PS3)
• #130: Beyond: Two Souls (PS3)
• #262: Beyond: Two Souls (PS4)
• #272: Heavy Rain (PS4)

Also, my last non-platinum trophy from this game was my 11,111th Bronze trophy

[Tanuzomi]

#27 - Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc

 

Despair's Last Reward
Earned every other trophy in the game

 

Enjoyment: 10/10

Diffycult: 2/10 (in rare instances when you didn't own an intelligent brain to come to logical conclusions lol)

 

Hah~ I just love this game It has a great story/plot, great characters, the cases are well done and then there is also this sweet little bear =D

I had much fun to play it and will soon go further into the abyss of despair until then I will do more puzzle fun with VLR

Ha ha don't worry my sweet lady... nobody would even try to do this... :'D Even if I wanted to do it with the noise before... then there would be a freaking cute lady to show up... hah... to bad despair won't me allow this... x'D

Anyway... whoever didn't know the game, has not play it or didn't even want to do it because from whatever reasons... just do it! You can't go wrong by kissin' the sweet despair

EDIT: Because Monokuma send despair in form of errorists into my grammar lol

Edited August 21, 2016 by Uni

[SirDave1988]

 # 61 - WWE SmackDown vs RAW 2010 (PS3)

 

 

PLATINUM 
OBTAIN ALL OTHER TROPHIES

 

For the 32nd month in a row, I have earned at least 1 plat trophy in every month, will try to keep it going!   

 

After a mere 6 years and 9 months after beginning this list, I have FINALLY finished it, the biggest gap I have between starting a list and completing it, so far. Also, the 1st platinum that I ever earned was also a WWE title, Legends of WrestleMania, the WWE title that came before this one, so this kind of brings it full circle, and it is my 3rd WWE plat in total.

 

As for the game itself, it hasn't aged to well to be honest, mainly in terms of graphically, but it's still pretty fun and the platinum isn't all that difficult to obtain,mostly because there are no f'n online trophies, thank god!

[Superstarmaste1r]

38th

 

 

Omnipotent

 

As I already played Xblaze Code Embryo where I mostly already know the events of it, Lost Memories was alright that I wish the game just move a bit quickly of not having the first half a recap fest so damn much. Collecting the memory fragments gameplay is annoying despite of being easy. Just the layout when walking around it quite sucks where Me kept on getting blocked at each direction if the level is blocky of a 2D chibl world during those parts. It felt more like a behind the scenes game where that's the first part I skipped a lot since I played this in one sitting. Even annoying of the 1st part as well when while Me is collecting the memories, I hate when Nobody keeps on out bursting wherever she is saying about pudding, that I am focusing on moving on to the next part not hearing her nonsense. Although after the 1st half, it tends to get better where now things are getting newer even though the events are kind of like Embryo but in the different situation to make Me's memories make sense and in tact. Like on how the plot gets really good for Es the character where I not going to mention on why it was amazing because of spoilers. 

 

Overall, the game was alright that if it wouldn't the beginning this filler heavy with recaps so much, and get on to the middle part plus without collecting the memory fragments and stick with the VN route just like Embryo, then the game would be a better sequel for sure. Good thing I just bought this on sale that I knew the game would ever be on sale for some time that I got my money's worth than paying $39.99 with that bullshit. Reccomended for newcomers who haven't played both, but Embryo is better since that has more endings than just one and some bad ends I think only when you play as Es or another bad end I saw on Youtube today.

 

6.5/10

 

Here is my video on the platinum where I recommend you guys on seeing it please. 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rjjlwOF7tI

[ZeroLastReward]

 

 

 

Overwatch Platinum Trophy

 

Collect all other Overwatch trophies.

 

So many heroes will not be played again.

[Phlegeth]

#13

A Tale From a Land of Snow

Obtained all trophies.

 

I loved this game.  The music was great, the battle system was awesome, and I liked the entire cast.  It was a fun game and I'd love to see more.  Here's a pic of Setsuna taking her duties very seriously.

[auronsake]

#18 - Ratchet and Clank

Gadget Master

 

Loved replaying this classic game felt so nostalgic. 

The last boss was annoyingly difficult without the rhyno.

Hardest trophy was getting the 1,000,000 bolts.

Looking forward to get that going commando platinum next.

Edited August 21, 2016 by auronsake

[Masamune]

inFAMOUS 2 Platinum Trophy
Collect all other inFAMOUS 2 Trophies

 

These games never get old, one of the best series out there, really.  I wonder if there's ever going to be another one?

 

Difficulty: 3.5/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

Edited August 21, 2016 by Masamune

[NEV]

 

inFAMOUS 2 Platinum Trophy

Collect all other inFAMOUS 2 Trophies

 

These games never get old, one of the best series out there, really.  I wonder if there's ever going to be another one?

 

Difficulty: 3.5/10

Enjoyment: 8/10

 

 

Isn't it another one supposed to be "Second Son"?

[Masamune]

Isn't it another one supposed to be "Second Son"?

I meant either an inFAMOUS 3, or Second Son 2.

[xMissFantasy]

 #92

 

LA Cops

 

Platinum Badge

 

 

Only the best of the best earn the right to wear a platinum cop badge.

 

In all honesty, I didn't quite enjoy this game as much as I thought I would.

Still pretty simple when you learn how it works and how dumb the AI are but, it's still a pain in the butt.

Just glad it's finished to add yet another shiny platinum (in this case, cop badge) to my collection.

[jaehyun1009]

#51 - Tropico 5

 

 

Difficulty 5/10

Score 8/10

 

A construction management/government simulation game that was tougher to get a hold of than the score of 2 or 3 suggested in various guides. If you've played previous games in the series than that score would make more sense, but if you're a newcomer, you have to know the ins and outs of the fine mechanics of this game like food happiness, knowing what each faction likes and dislikes, etc. if you want to know what's going on and fix your mistakes if you make any before the situation gets worse. If you're new to the series, too often you'll make mistakes that you wouldn't realize that you made until it's too late, which is especially fatal in the campaign if you didn't make multiple saves, because your mistakes carry over to the next levels (protip: SAVE BEFORE YOU FINISH EVERY LEVEL) - fortunately you "reset" halfway through the campaign, which saved me a lot of trouble because I left my economy and popular support in a complete mess just as I barely reached the end of first half of the campaign. The tutorial is VERY basic and doesn't cover everything that you need to utilize for the campaign. Most other trophies are easily obtained in sandbox mode with unlimited budget, except Presidente's Seven which is one of those shitty luck based trophies that you will either get without trying or take hours on end. Multiplayer trophies can be boosted in under an hour (shout-out to ddstgt79 for being my boosting partner). Despite a very high entry barrier with little details to go off of, the game really got me hooked and is really fun once you get the hang of things.

Edited August 21, 2016 by jaehyun1009

[AJC3317]

No Man's Sky - Total Perspective Vortex

 

Imagine, if you will, that Destiny and Minecraft had a baby. Well that baby would be the most overhyped game in quite a while, rimshot. And yet somehow, both of those statements accurately describe No Man's Sky. No Man's Sky  was first announced by Hello Games, to it's own detriment at this point, back in 2013 and it set the internet on fire with it's promise of an entire universe worth of planets to explore, space battles to fight, and aliens to encounter. The game ultimately delivers on most of it's promises, but unless a game with as much hype as No Man's Sky literally comes down from on high providing simultaneous cures for AIDS and cancer while ending world hunger, it will be panned by the very same people who did the hyping in the first place.

 

No Man's Sky starts you out on a random planet with a broken down spaceship and a laser mining tool. You are given the objective to fix the ship so you can get off the planet. After you do that you need to find parts to fix the ship's pulse drive so you can fly faster through space. After that... Well after that pretty much everything is up to you. The game does have an ultimate objective of trying to reach the center of the universe, but whether or not you decide you want to pursue that goal is entirely up to you. 

 

The planets you discover in No Man's Sky are huge and nicely diverse. One planet is about the size of your typical sandbox game, if not bigger, and then you remember that there's a whole universe of these planets to discover and you start to get a feel of the scale Hello Games was going for. Some planets have lush environments, filled with diverse plant and animal life in every shape and color you can imagine. The animals themselves all belong to different species, with some breeds of animals even belonging to the same species. You could spend hours or even days trying to catalog all the different types of life you find on just one of these planets. Other planets are desolate and barren, with just rocks and minerals waiting for you to come and extract them from the ground. After you finish on one planet and point your ship at the next planet in the sky, a notification comes up telling you that it would take multiple hours to reach it if you decided to take it slow the entire time. Again, the scale of the game comes to the forefront.

 

You also meet with three different races of aliens along your travels. The Vy'keen, Korvax, and Gek have all set up outposts on the planets that you are free to come and visit. They also preside over the space stations floating above certain planets. With the help of knowledge stones and monuments that you can find on the planets as well, you will slowly but surely learn the languages of these three races. It's extremely satisfying to go from talking to an alien early in the game and having no idea what he's trying to communicate to you, to learning many of their words and being able to piece together their sentences. The aliens you come across are looking for assistance with something, and if you correctly give them what they need you will be rewarded with a blueprint, which you can use to build better accessories for you, your ship, or your weapon.

 

The building of the accessories, however, is where the game's annoyances begin to crop up. The only items that stack in your inventories are the elements such as iron and plutonium. Other non-elemental items will each take up a slot in your inventory space. So if you have a blueprint that calls for, say, 5 of a certain item, you will need to have 5 spaces free for that item PLUS a 6th spot to actually construct the item itself. As you progress through the game and have better and better items taking up valuable inventory slots, you become more and more frustrated at the extremely questionable decision to not allow item stacking.

 

Another annoyance is with the aforementioned outposts. The plant and animal life is so diverse on each planet that it's disappointing to see that every outpost is nothing more than a copy/paste of each other on every single planet. There are some variants within the outposts themselves, but really there's only about 4 basic types that you will continue to see over and over. Even the ones that have the potential to unlock something cool are let down by repetition. As an example, you occasionally find observatories that tantalize you into unlocking them and finding a new location among the stars. However, the puzzle to unlock them is ALWAYS the same, and they ALWAYS lead you to a ruin that isn't even on a different planet. The potential for something great was there but it was severely missed.

 

If I'm going to continue harping on annoyances then I must mention the game's upload system. When you're exploring a planet you have the option of scanning all the plants and animals and then uploading them, sharing your discoveries with the world. You even get money for doing so, so there's certainly incentive and you want to do it. Yet inexplicably the game doesn't simply upload your finds automatically. There isn't even an option to upload everything at once. So you must tediously go through your entire records page uploading every plant, animal, and save point that you've found. Either that or completely break the flow of the game to pause every 5 seconds after you find something new to upload it. This is a massive oversight that I cannot actually believe got through any sort of quality control.

 

Before you decide whether or not you want to play No Man's Sky you must be completely honest with yourself about what type of gamer you are, because ultimately that is what will determine how much enjoyment you get out of the game. Are you the type that craves a story driven narrative, with characters who change over the course of their adventure? Do you like action, with every minute of the game giving you more things to shoot at and blow up? Do you like choosing your own path at your own pace, free from any sort of constraints a game might place you? All these desires are perfectly valid to have, but only those who identify with option 3 will enjoy No Man's Sky. Those people will find hours upon hours of a diverse universe to explore.

[minh2t]

Platinum #83:

 

Sword Art Online: Lost Song

 

 

A great sequel to Hollow Fragment, I though Hollow Fragment wasn't that enjoyable and couldn't get myself to finish it yet. Lost Song on the other hand is very fun to play, being able to select which character to control, having so many skill choices and weapon selection. The flying is also very satisfying and the dungeons are short enough not to get bored in. I'd strongly recommend this game to fans of the anime. The platinum is pretty easy to get too, a few trophies were grindy but it's nothing compared to other JPRG out there.

[SoapMacTavish222]

#208 Tales From The Borderlands on PS3. I already obtained the platinum for the PS4 a long time ago but it was on sale for $10 for PS3 and it is probably my favorite game from Telltale so I played it again. If you have not played it, I strongly recommend it. It is hysterical and has a great story.

[Leon Castle]

   #48 - LEGO Jurassic World (PS Vita)    

     

Edited August 21, 2016 by marvelcapcom3

[Pershing24]

Yes! Finally got Battlefield 4 platinum trophy, boy did reaching level 25 took a while.

 

Before that, it was Infamous First light Noble Achievement as my fastest platinum.

 

Will Doom join these two soon?

[blazeadeel]

PLATINUM # 84

 

 

 

GAME OF THRONES

 

 

 

Lord of Ironrath 
Completed Season 1 of Game of Thrones.

 

 

got it fot 5$ on PSN sale. I really liked it storywise, stays true to the GOT-verse and there were some tough decision to make along the way.

[DiracMan42]

DELETE

Edited April 26, 2020 by DiracMan42

[fabmorais_2011]

Street Fighter X Tekken (Vita)




Zenith
Unlock all Trophies.

If this is not proof that with determination you can get anything done, I don't know what is. I had given up on this plat months ago due to the missions. I'm average at best on fighting games, and I couldn't for the life of me get past Akuma on mission 19. Decided to let the game sit for some time after figuring I wasn't able to do it. Came back to it on a whim determined to get this goddamn plat and, after what seemed like one thousand tries, beat him with Zangief and Yoshimitsu. To my surprise, I only needed 3 tries to beat mission 20 after that. Then, all I needed to do was grinding the title cards and 100 online wins, which took me a week more or less. And now I have what's probably my proudest plat, since, although I love fighting games, I'm by no means really good at them. So, if you're thinking that this game is to hard for you, just keep trying -- you'll get there eventually. If I did it, anyone can do it.

 

Edited August 21, 2016 by fabmorais_2011