Dylan's Feeble List of Digital Award Thingies That No One Cares About

[Super-Fly Spider-Guy]

HELLO!

I see you've found your way to my list of thingies.

 

The goal of this post is first and foremost to entertain me, as I enjoy writing useless lists about of things and trophy hunting, this seems like an obvious combination. Assuming you're (for some reason) actually even slightly interested in reading on, well, you're probably gonna regret it. What lies below, are brief little collections of words that describe my thoughts and / or feelings toward games that I have either platinum'd or 100%'d. Basically, whenever I fully complete something, I come back here and write about it until I get bored of writing about it or run out of things to write about it. The first 90 or so games were written in one long ass sitting (I was bored and had a couple hours to kill) and as such feel quite short and rushed, the longer ones will generally be more recent completions, I'd put some sort of date stamp or something on them but I can't really be bothered, it's all quite lazily put together as it is anyway.

 

Speaking of put together, these are put together in alphabetical order, not release order, not by order of when I finished them, but alphabetically. And categorically, as in, plats first, 100%'s second, and if I can be bothered including them, the stuff I'm intending on platinuming at some point, third. So enjoy, I guess.

 

Here's the first of many updates, or the first of many you'll see anyways: I don't know what I used to do, but I can't figure out how to put a link in the little game thumbnails anymore, so if you find one that doesn't take you anywhere when you click it, it's one of the newer ones. Also heads up, NONE of the 100%'s will have links, I still haven't bothered to put the photos in for them yet.

 

 

ACT ONE:

PLATINUMS

 

Back to the Future: The Game (PlayStation 3)

One of my more recent plats, this game was actually the first thing I bought for my PS3, back in September 2011. I didn't go hungry or anything, but I never had enough to go get a $1200 PS3 at launch, I finally got one near the end of 2011 after years of squeezing everything out of my PS2 and PSP and the first thing I bought on the PSN, was, aside from demos, the Back to the Future game. The trilogy has been a lifelong favorite for me, I love the movies and every few months I sit down and rewatch them all in one sitting, usually on a weekend, and they never get old. The game, which admittedly seemed a lot better at the time, is faithful to the series and an incredible fourth entry we never got. Of course, nowadays, you'd expect no less from Telltale, but back then, I had no idea who they were. I recently stumbled into the retail version of this game preowned in a game shop and I couldn't resist, one plat richer.

 

Back to the Future: The Game (PlayStation 4)

So this came out on PS4 not too long ago and it was going for the same price digitally as the PS3 version I already owned, for $30.95. I could have bought that and been happy, but instead, I paid 50 to get a physical version a week or so after release, I then plat'd the game yet again and returned the game to EB because as much as I love BTTF, I own the digital & physical versions of the PS3 release already, do I REALLY need another one in the pile?

Call of Duty: Black Ops - Declassified

I like shooters. I like my Vita. Putting the two together, it's a fun idea, but at the same time, a stupid one. This game, while well worth the ten bucks it usually goes for on the PSN when a nice sale comes along, was in no way worth the 60 I paid for it on release, nor was it worth the 30 I got to trade it in. That being said, when the multiplayer decided to work, there was always people to fight, and what with the low playerbase, I ran into no hackers, just people who I either slaughtered, or got owned by fairly, no bullshit out of map glitches or anything. It may have been stripped down, but it was still a fun romp, even if an expanded version of the phone port of Zombies would have suited the Vita better.

 

Call of Duty: Classic

Speaking of Call of Duty, this one's actually good. Or, sort of. Multiplayer is dead as you'd expect but who cares, back in the day they actually put effort into the campaigns, and this one is great. Or at least I think it was. I don't remember, which can't be too good of a sign. All I remember is the last level on vet was a bitch. Decently easy plat despite how many people will run away crying about how hard it is because you don't autoheal. Pansies.

 

Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs

Here's a game that gets universally shit reviews, I even see people say it's not worth playing for a few hours despite the easy plat because it's so poorly made. I picked it up the other day on sale and have been playing through it 2 player with the girlfriend and it's a blast. It's a nice change of pace from the more serious games I usually play. A stupid happy game where you cut gummi worms in half and run around worlds where slices of pizza fall from the sky, is a welcome guest in my trophy list, and an easy and fun platinum? Well that's the icing on the meatball.

 

Disney Infinity [2.0]

Here's a game that looked like it would be a pile of shit, and pleasantly surprised me. Now, I hate these stupid games where you have to put the toys on the thing to play, if that's your thing, awesome, cool, not mine. If you like collecting them, awesome, cool, not for me. I have a drawer full of stupid DI toys doing nothing because of this game, that being said, I only bought a few. Speaking of which, I bought this game, solely because after the lackluster last few years of Spidey games, pretty well anything would have been welcome. I bought the game, I think for 70, and the Venom character for another 15. Got home, found out I needed the Spidey level pack or something to use it, so there went another 30 on Spidey. However, when I finally got into it, this game, it packed out of the box a full fledged Avengers game with a fully explorable New York City, full of side quests and other cool shit. Easy as platinum, but it took nearly a month of terrible organizing before we could finally get four people together to get the four player trophy. Shit like that is the bane of my existence. You can pick this game up on the cheap now, and I would well recommend it, best Iron Man game-period. And one of the better Spidey games to come out in recent years.

 

Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock (PlayStation 3)

I grabbed this in 2013 I think, I started watching the revamped DW in June because the theme song was awesome (and this chick I knew loved it and I kind of wanted to get in with her at the time, sorry) I've been hooked since. No desire to go watch the old version, but I love the new one. Anyway, the game is a decent platformer, small number of collectables, straight forward plot, impressive amount of fan service, and a decently easy plat. This is also the first on my list where I've bought the game on another system and later plat'd it. I had it on PS3 originally, then as I was cleaning up it's last trophies, the Vita version was on sale for 5 bucks and thought I'd run through it again at school. Good times.

 

Update #1: I've bought a new Vita and sold my old dying one, and reinstalled this game. It's not the most well made game, I mean, it's got a few small bugs and the animations look PS2 at best, but for the price, it's still a good fun game. It also has some "near" features on the Vita version that I don't remember, so if you want to use those, you're a bit late to the party, but I'm 98% certain I platinum'd it without ever looking at what those features were. Also cloud saving is the shit, I started it from the start both times on Vita, so I'm on like my 6th playthrough in total, but if you want to be lazy (I'm fairly certain you can double plat this game if you have both versions) you can cloud save your way to an insta-plat.

 

Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock (PlayStation Vita)

The first double plat on my list, good times.

 

 Driveclub

So I bought this finally the other week, probably about 2 months ago now, who knows, and about a month later I finally got around to playing it. Now, the game, is one of the best racing games I've played in a long time, I loved the hell out of it, no question there, however there's a few things that are kind of problematic with this one. For one, if you play without the updates, the game is infinitely shittier. Secondly, if you, like presumably many after you, are playing the Plus version, you're in for one hell of a grind if you're looking for the plat, I plat'd the damn thing in about 6 days, and the last 2 or maybe even 3 days were purely me grinding for trophies. Amazingly, it was still fun all the way through, but even still, a grind is a grind, and as all the best grinding levels aren't in the PlayStation Plus version, like I said, you're in for a grind. Anyway, it's a pretty damn simple platinum trophy, the DLC will kill your completion ratio though so bear that in mind if you're planning on picking this one up. I'm not gonna get into how much the Plus version pissed me off, with it's timing, it's limited version, it's many many many delays, and so on, because that's not what I played, I played the proper full version, and with all of it's updates, it's a damn fine racer that I'd recommend to anyone who likes the genre.

 

Though I am a little pissed off that I finally cave and buy the game, I finally play the game, I grind the game to a platinum trophy, and then LITERALLY within a week, I think it was 3 days or something crazy like that, the PS+ version drops out of fucking nowhere. God damn it.

 

Duke Nukem Forever

The amount of fucking time I've spent defending this game. I know, it's not as good as you thought it would be, it's not as good as it could be, hell, it's not even as good as it should be. But it's still a damn fun game. Decently challenging plat but easily doable by anyone even half commited, this was one of the first retail games I bought for my PS3 in the day and I had an absolute fucking blast with it. I love Duke, I whistle his jingle every time I walk down an asile in a super market, take a dump, or really do anything. Eventually one day, I hope the legal troubles die down and we can get a good Duke game again, that everyone loves. I also was second in the world to 100% Duke Nukem 3D's trophy list, just saying.

 

Update #1: Just sitting here, whistling the Duke theme (Grabbag), waiting for Gearbox to make another game. Speaking of them though, I've been playing Borderlands 2 recently, FINALLY, and I must say, that shit is way overhyped. I'm enjoying it, mostly, but like, game of the year? Fuck no, it doesn't even make my top ten list of 2012.

 

Game of Thrones

Or more appropriately, Game of Thrones: Season One. An impulse buy from my girlfriend when we were both watching Game of Thrones for the first time and still psyched on Telltale's Walking Dead. I'm looking forward to replatting this on my second account for Platinum Rain Day, because after the 8+ months it took for me to finally get all the episodes, I have no idea what's been going on in this world and playing through the whole thing in order and without months in between episodes should hopefully make me think better of the game, because right now all I think is it's yet another of the same old Telltale crap but without the engaging story Walking Dead could at least use as it's defense.

 

Goat Simulator (PlayStation 3)

A friend of mine bought this on PS3 about a week or so after I beat it on PS4 and downloaded it to my machine. I got the plat this time in less than the 3 hours or so it took me just to get Flappy Goat in my first platinum of the game over on PS4. Read more about that, and the game in general, below. By the way, if you're wondering why the big write up is the second one, formatting bro. I've got my games in this list ordered alphabetically, and in the case of games I've double / triple plat'd, it goes PS3, PS4, PSV. What's a good list without consistency?

 

Goat Simulator (PlayStation 4)

Okay. So Goat Simulator. I'm not entirely sure this game is truly accurate to goat life and culture, but it's, enjoyable. So from my understanding, Goat Simulator started as a weird YouTube video, that then gained a bunch of traction, and got made into a full game. That then got ported to Android, iOS, Mac (I think), Xbox 360, Xbox One, Linux probably, and now finally, PS3 and 4. I played the PS4 version, because if I'm buying a game that comes out for both at the same price, why the hell would I buy the last gen version? Anyway. In this game, you're a goat, giraffe, penguin, dolphin, angel, devil, jetpack flying thing, or whatever else you can really imagine, but mostly a goat, and you go around doing whatever you feel like. Sure, there's objectives, but most of them are just "do this for x amount of time" or whatever, the most of the gameplay is based around you exploring the world through the eyes of your goat, across 2 environments. And speaking of which, that's kind of shit really, it took forever to come to PS3/4, and it doesn't include Goat MMO, or Goat-Z ... And you know damn well if they do ever make it over here, they'll be extra cost DLC. Speaking of money and this game being everywhere, this game is everywhere and costs less everywhere else. I bought it on my phone like a year ago when it came out for a bit over five bucks, and aside from a couple of collectable locations and special goats (including some exclusive to the phone version), they are both more or less entirely the same game, but at least they're "only" charging 15 or so for the PS3/4 version, I've seen lesser games charge more. Also sexy plat is sexy. Speaking of which, the fucking Flappy Goat trophy in this list sucks more balls than the end of a bowling alley. I spent like 2 hours going for that and by the time I got it (3am-ish) I was ready to throw the remote into the TV, it was amazing I hadn't already really.

 

Grand Theft Auto IV

This is a hard one to make small. Vice City was one of the first PS2 games I played, and the first that ever kept me up instead of sleep, ever since I rented VC, I've been hooked on GTA, I've gone back to the first one, I've got every single entry in the series, I fucking love me some Grand Theft Auto. Back in the day when I had only a PS2 and PSP, a friend of mine in a similar situation won himself a PS3 and a stack of games, and he brought it over and showed me what next gen GTA was like, and I was mind blown once more by GTA. Flying out the windscreen for the first time, those graphics, actually using your phone in game, keeing your weapons when you die, there was so much shit to do. I had that kid come over every weekend practically for months just to play it, it was the best fucking thing. Then I got my own copy, I played the shit out of it, I've clocked it start to finish at least 5 times but the amount of time I've spent just screwing around online with my ex or offline on my own, beyond compare. I love this game. Vice City, and two other PS2 classics, are my equal favorite games of all time, GTA IV is so close in my mind to being the best GTA game, the story is superb, the acting is on point, everything is perfect and I could not love that game more. Also got the plat while wagging school (not for the first time to play GTA) on my birthday. Good times.

 

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

San Andreas. Far too many fucking stories here. The hundreds of hours spent playing the 2 player minigame with friends from school. The fact I didn't actually like the game at first and only pretended to love it to get the interest of this chick I wanted to boink even though I was like fucking 12 at the time and didn't know what boinking was. The sheer amount of times I've bought it, like 5 copies on PS2, on Xbox, on PC, on Mac, on iOS, on Android, on PS3, and then AGAIN on PS3 with trophies, and soon probably the PS4 version too (when it goes on sale, fuck paying 23 bucks for a 12 year old game). Anywho, you know what, I'm bored of typing now, somehow, I'm never bored of that, that's my go to time killer, but I'm bored, I get nothing out of this anymore, goodbye / see you later if I do come back.

 

Grand Theft Auto V (PlayStation 3)

In 2011, me and a friend came everywhere over the first trailer for this, they especially since San Andreas was and is their favorite game of all time. Then in 2012 I lost interest. By 2013, I didn't even want it that much, I was always gonna get it, but eh. To be honest, I mostly got it as a way of sending my PS3 off, before the PS4 came, I thought what better way to end my time with you than the sequel to the game that first made me think I NEED a PS3. Well, I was underwhelmed, and that's coming from someone who wasn't expecting much anyway. I can see how it's an incredible game, it really fucking is, I just didn't feel it. I've grown to like it a lot more, and almost love it, with the quest to plat it, and then plat the PS4 version, which I only bought because there was fucking nothing that interested me on PS4 at the time, like nothing. Anyway, GTA V is one of the biggest games of all time, there's not much I can say that hasn't been said already.

 

Grand Theft Auto V (PlayStation 4)

Gravity Rush

Here's something different. Being the uncultured swine I am, I don't often play RPGs... but the gravity mechanics of this game tickled my fancy, then throwing it at me with PS+, yeah I was gonna play this game. To be honest, I don't remember much, I remember loving the hell out of it, I remember being sad when I finished it and had to move on, and I remember taking my Vita into Centrelink because I couldn't put this damn game down. The PS4 remaster, when it comes out, is going to have my whole wallet thrown right at it's face. Keen.

 

Guacamelee

I only played this because it supposedly had an easy platinum. Don't be fooled though, I love this game, and have since bought it on more than one other platforms, but at the time, I started this PS+ game up on my PS3 solely because I'd heard it had an easy plat. I heard wrong. I played it for a couple hours and dropped it for about 6 months until I was trying to find something my girlfriend might like to play. She ended up playing through a fair bit of it and I liked what I saw. I went back and finished the game, to platinum, and let me tell you, you should count your fucking blessings that this game has DLC.

 

Guacamelee: Super Turbo Championship Edition

... Because, the DLC is hard as fucking balls, and since it's included by default in the PS4 version, you need to play through it all to get the plat. It's not fucking fun. I mean, you look back on it and think it was, but it's not. This game, and it's PS3/Vita versions, are fucking hard. I love them all, they're great, well made, funny, charming, terrific games...that being said, playing them is fun, plating them is not and you shouldn't attempt it if you don't have patience.

 

Hannah Montana: The Movie

Remember a way back when I said I was obsessed with trophies? I bought a fair few games at that time only to plat. Some of them turned out to be good. Some of them turned out to sit there for about a year because I couldn't fucking stomach playing them for more than five minutes. This game isn't just bad, it's broken. And the more I think about it, the more I feel pain. Please avoid this game. You think having Hannah Montana on your list is bad, it's not, I'd gladly have it if it meant I could play a shitty, but well made, game. This thing is fucking horrible. You want my whole horror story on this game, message me sometime, but I swear to you, this is BY FAR, the WORST experience I've EVER had with ANY game EVER. EVER.

 

Update #1: Why does this exist, like fucking seriously.

 

Hotline Miami

Someone told me to go play this game. I didn't. Then PS+ told me to. I got into it for a bit, then a friend made me fail a level and I turned around and literally punched the door behind me so many times it had a hole in it. Luckily we ran over there and the teacher didn't catch us. FUN.

 

Update #1: As I said in the update to Doctor Who, I now have a new Vita. I reinstalled Hotline Miami on there too and my god I still love this game. But something I should have said originally, is, and this is coming from someone who has the game on PS3, 4, Vita, and PC...The Vita is the best place to play it. The size of the screen makes it so much better, you can see everything that's going on, there's less room for a guy in the top corner to be out of your line of site because your TV is too damn big. And in a game like this, you want to know where everything is, because you will die. A lot. Much like Guacamelee though, this game is tremendous fun to play through, but platting it, is a fucking c-u-n-t of a job...since even though it allowed all my other rude words, it blocked that one. Block them all, I'm fine with that, I know I swear way too fucking much, but when you block some, that just makes me want to try more.

 

inFamous 2

Another PS+ game, this time, one that got me hooked on a series. Wait, sort of. Anyway, a while back I bought inFamous: Festival of Blood because it was 7.50 and a friend said the series was good. It was fun then I quit. Months later PS+ threw inFamous 2 at me and I played it as my main game for about a month. A fun, decently easy plat, with a good story, good gameplay, and it's just a fucking fun game man, check it out, it's way cheap.

 

inFamous: First Light

This game actually came out on my birthday, I was pretty keen to pick it up on my birthday too, then they said that 2 weeks later it would be put on a limited run of physical discs and I missed out on my birthday present. However, the 20 bucks I spent to get it on disc a fortnight later was well founded as this game was in most ways better than Second Son, if shorter, what with the better story and new modes. This wasn't the first case of me playing standalone DLC, nor was it the first case of it impressing me, but I like the idea and wish they'd do it more.

 

inFamous: Second Son

Speaking of Second Son, it's shit. Well it's not shit, but it's nothing special. Coming hot off the heels of the sexiness that was inFamous 2 being put on PS+ I preordered Second Son and wasn't disappointed, but I was closer to that than impressed. When put with First Light, the whole story is a lot bigger and better, but on it's own, this game is in most ways a step down from the previous entries. Pretty graphics and shit easy plat though.

 

Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes

Ever since Lego Star Wars, I've loved the Lego games. Star Wars 1, 2, Indy 1, and Marvel being my favorites. This one, wasn't bad, for a while last year PS+ gave away Lego Vita games and I'm now 3 plats richer because of it. Lego Bats 2, Lego Harry 2, Lego LotR, it's all good.

 

Update #1: I should probably clear up the big difference between the PS3/360/etc versions and the Vita versions... If you know what the normal PS3 ones look like, then good, if you don't, well, imagine a quasi-birds eye view, third person adventure game with basic brawling controls, a tonne of hidden shit, heaps of different characters with different powers and exclusive abilities, and make it Lego. Now for Vita, imagine a toned down, shorter, more pick up and play styled game, with terrible camera angles and graphics, about a quarter of the characters and sometimes levels, no open world shit, terrible quality cutscenes, and an absurdly high price tag. Boom. You've got Lego Vita. That being said, they're still fun games, I platinum'd like 5 of them, but don't buy one on Vita and expect it to be the same, you'll be disappointed, friend.

 

Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7

It's Lego, it covers the last 4 (stupid two parters) Harry Potter movies...or 3 books. You know what to expect.

 

Update #1: Justing saying though, of the licensed Lego games on Vita, this is probably my least favorite. By far.

 

Lego Marvel Super Heroes (PlayStation 3)

I borrowed this from the girlfriend a couple months after platinuming it on PS4, see below for that version, which is more or less the exact same game, just with infinitely quicker loading times.

 

Lego Marvel Super Heroes (PlayStation 4)

I was scared with this. I'd not played any Lego games, at the time, since Indiana Jones / The first Batman one, I was a bit out of the loop. I come back, there's open world shit, the Lego's talk, and holy fuck, what's this I'm greeted by? A worthy plot with all my favorite Marvel characters who are voiced by good actors and tonnes of cool shit to run around and do? FUCKING AWESOME! So glad I preordered this, think it was my first, or one of my first PS4 plats too. I later borrowed the girlfriend's copy on PS3 and plat'd that too, good times.

 

 

Lego Marvel Super Heroes - Universe in Peril

The Vita version. Ignore everything good about the above version, and tone your expectations down. This was a gift from the girlfriend, because I knew it was shit but wanted it, but couldn't bring myself to spend any money on it. In the end, it took less than a week to plat, but I had fun doing it. That being said, go buy it on your phone for like 5 bucks, because that's all it's worth.

 

Update #1: Remember our talk about Lego and Vita in the Batman one above? I don't much care for the Harry Potter Lego Vita game, but although I like this one more, this is by far the worst made Lego Vita game, it feels like a really good SNES game, in that it looks like it was made for SNES with it's terrible graphics, controls, level design, and annoying audio.

 

Lego The Lord of the Rings

You know what movie I've never seen? Lord of the Rings. Well, I have now, but back then I hadn't, and most of the joy of the Lego games is seeing the cute little Lego guys run around reenacting your favorite shit. If you like LotR, this thing does it justice, if you don't, it's still a damn fine Lego game.

 

Update #1: Though nowhere near being my favorite, this is probably the best made Vita Lego game I've played. It plays exactly like I remember the old Star Wars Lego games, just, for Lord of the Legolas.

 

LittleBigPlanet 2

LittleBigPlanet is a series I like but don't really care about, and when that happens, I seem to end up owning all the games at one point. Take Assassin's Creed, I don't give a single shit about those games but they're fun for a bit, and for one reason or another I've ended up owning ALL OF THEM at some point. First one, I got because I got a PS3 and heard it was good. Second I bought because of an easy plat, and to finish off the list that got started when I played it on my friend's PS3 all those years ago. Third one was given on PS+, AND I bought it on Wii U because it was fucking 6 dollars man, can't go past that. Black Flag the girlfriend gave her copy to me, and then I bought the Wii U version for 10 bucks anyway, any excuse to make another 3rd party Wii U game sell and do my part to bring back big time publis-who am I kidding, they ain't coming back. The DS ones I downloaded when I had an R4 in the day. Vita one I bought on sale and it was decent. PSP one was the one I spent the most time with, it was given to me in the 10 free games promotion when you bought a PSP Go in the day. Which is worth mentioning because I can use that to steer the conversation back to LittleBigPlanet. One of the other 9 games, was the PSP LBP (complete list, Avatar, NFS Shift, 2010 Fifa Cup, AC, LBP, GTA VCS, Motorstorm, Pursuit Force 2, Gran Turismo, and I can't remember the other one) ANYWAY. I played the shit out of that game, it was great. I actually hundred percented everything in it too, I can't remember if that's anything to brag about though, it might have been a lot smaller of a game than I remember. Anyway, that's my first LBP. Second was this one, which was a PS+ game, played it for a bit, dropped it, played it for a bit, dropped it, played it til the plat, but we'll get to that later. Third would be LBP Karting, which I played for two minutes and dropped, another Plus game, I've been meaning to give it another go though. I picked up the Vita LBP on sale a while back and it was the last Vita game I ever bought before dropping the platform, good game though. I also have LBP 3 and have had it for a fair few months on PS4, but I've still not bothered to finish it, I'm like 10 minutes in and dropped it. Anyway, OH, and the first LBP I picked up for 5 bucks in Cashies not that long ago because it was 5 bucks damn it. 

 

Anyways, LBP is fun is the short version of the above. So with this game's platinum, I did an experiment I'd been meaning to do for some time. See, I have 2 PS3's, one's mine, one's my girlfriend's, that's probably been mentioned before but if not, we'll there you go. Anyway, I'd always wondered what would happen if I earned a trophy, and it got it's time stamp, but I never synced it, then earned the trophy on the other PS3 after and sync'd that one first, then sync'd the original PS3. Would the earlier stamp overwrite the first sync'd one or would the first sync'd be the one that stays? This game was the perfect one to test that on, as I could back up my profile and instapop the earned trophies on the other PS3 without needing to re-earn shit. So I did that very thing. So the last week I've basically been grinding this game's last 20 odd trophies, and playing Guitar Hero. Not a bad week. How'd it go you ask? Well, have a fucking look at my timestamps on it. All normal, if you can call it that, up until like an hour ago when they all popped. So I copied my save to second PS3, popped the trophies and sync'd up, there they were. Then I sync'd up the PS3 I actually earned the trophies on, sync'd up, and their timestamp was overwritten, so there's a lesson learned for me, and anyone reading this: If you earned a trophy in 2 places, first sync'd is best dressed. Or however the saying goes. Also timestamp wise, I had to go and install the DLC because my save wouldn't pop the trophies without the DLC installed, so basically my list is a mess now and no one, including me, should ever look at it's ugly face again. Oh fucking well, anyway, it's a good game, and it's cheap as balls, so you've got nothing to lose.

 

Edit: Also, ramma lamma lamma la hello. Ding dang. - Don't ask.

 

Here's an update for you, this is the game that got me flagged. Don't copy your own save to another PS3 that lives in your house kids, it will make you a filthy dirty cheater.

 

Magus

So Magus is a game I knew very little about going into it, other than it looked like a bag of shit and it had an easy platinum. It went on sale for 2 bucks and change some time and I finally grabbed it because why not. Remember when I said I knew very little about it? Well, I knew nothing. I was playing the game and I swore it was from early 2007 or something, it looked god awful, even the trophy card features quite possibly the ugliest and laziest face I've ever seen in a game, so you'd imagine how surprised I was when I found out THIS GAME CAME OUT IN 2014!!! That's right, the PS4 had already been out for some time, being all sexy and shit, and this asshole comes out of nowhere for the PS3 (genuinely) looking like it could run on a PS2. Now, with that being said, let's get to the actual game. The actual game, is actually pretty good. Well, I shouldn't say good, it's a repetitive, simple, short, laughably shitty third person shooter with magical themes. Sounds bad right? Well, it is. BUT, when you play it, there's something about it that actually kind of keeps you in. I skipped every line of dialogue and I've since found out there was some stinkers, but gameplay wise, you're this bloke named Magus who broke out of jail or something and runs around shooting red, green, or blue (green, always green) magical lazer beams out of his hands at literal walls of enemies. That's also pretty much the main story right there. So what you do basically, is you run around through the (decently uninspired) levels and just hold the shoot button. It sounds bland, and you can be damn well sure that it is, but I had a blast playing through it, even the (MASSIVE) grind at the end to get 500 items was enjoyable. Anyway, would I recommend it? That entirely depends on the price. If you can pick this up for 5 bucks or less and have a slow weekend, I'd say go for it, easy plat, decently fun (if basic) gameplay, why not?

Megamind

Bought solely for the plat, surprised by how good it was. Graphics, all things considered, were quite nice, the story was enjoyable, and it didn't waste my time. I spent a bit less than 2 hours in the game before I got my platinum trophy and returned the game to the store. I'd recommend it to any hunter solely because you won't hate yourself for playing it. This shit is solid, I actually rebought it for the girlfriend down the road because she loves those Pixar sorts of things (I know this isn't Pixar, but you know what I mean).

 

Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition

A friend bought this and downloaded it to my PS3, I had fun with it but had no intention of platting it, seemed far too hard for me. That was until someone on here by the name of x_Undead-Girl_x offered their assistance. Go talk to them if you want the plat, they're kind, helpful, and just terrific.

 

MotorStorm: RC (PlayStation 3)

Crossbuy PS+ for the win. So I started this game on my Vita, then transfered it over and continued on the PS3. Then I left my Vita at my girlfriend's one weekend and finished it on the PS3. When I got my Vita back I synced and double plat'd, that's why there's a day or two between them. Solid game, I love the MotorStorm series and if you do too, then don't assume this is for you! Plot twist! Imagine MicroMachines didn't fuck off for the last 10 years and made a sweet come back, this is that game, it's usually on sale too. 10/10 go buy it now.

 

MotorStorm: RC (PlayStation Vita)

"Crossbuy PS+ for the win" pretty well covered this one. Though I do love a nice double plat, where you just sync the save over and boom, you're 50 trophies richer, I actually cross played this one properly. I started it on Vita, played it on PS3 and went back and forth for a couple months. I love the crossbuy crossplay setup thing, and I'm glad most games only have one trophy list nowadays, too easy to abuse otherwise.

 

Murdered: Soul Suspect

Girlfriend bought this too, despite me saying "Hey, it looks cool, but I'm telling you, it will drop in price, just fucking wait damn it!" and now it's like 20 bucks anywhere. Don't let that fool you though, while it's easy as shit and only a fool could miss the plat, this game has an enjoyable, if basic, story and is well worth the bargain bin price, just don't get too hooked, it probably won't get a sequel.

 

NCIS

As someone who used to watch the show, I don't know, once every two or three weeks, I wasn't the most hard core fan, but I liked it...this game is shit. Typical third person walk around, click this, do this, adventure game bullshit setup, with a poorly setup episodic structure. Anyway, I gave it a shot, but by the time I was in the third episode, I was skipping clips, I did not care.

 

Need for Speed: Most Wanted (PlayStation 3)

As I got the Vita plat first, this is another case of "read the below post as it came first and had more information" ... however, I just re-read it and it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. So we got this game for PS3 on Plus back like 2 years ago now. In between then and now, I got the Vita version for free, I plat'd the Vita version, and then I finally got around to finishing off the PS3 version. Redonkulously easy plat, but it's so fun too! Finding the last few security gates can be an arse though. Oh well.

 

Need for Speed: Most Wanted (PlayStation Vita)

I'm sure you're familiar with the series. Race cars, avoid cops, rinse and repeat. You know, I got this on PS+ in August of 2013 I believe, and I played it for a couple of hours and liked it a lot. But then I dropped it for one reason or another, and never picked it up, until like a couple of weeks ago. When EA surprised us and threw the Vita version up for free, I grabbed it and told the girlfriend about it too. I plat'd that version in about a month and played a tonne of multiplayer with her, I'm a trophy or two away from having the PS3 plat as well. Good game, nice graphics, easy plat if you're willing to plonk 15-20 hours on it.

 

Peggle 2

I had no idea what Peggle was til that guy came out at E3 2013 and slam dunk'd something in a zombie mask. Peggle 2 is great, and infinitely hard to explain. The race to the plat will probably hurt you, so I'd recommend downloading the free phone version so you don't have to actually get trophies or anything, and they're basically the same game. YouTube some footage if you don't know it, it's hard to explain, but once you get past the cutesy menus and characters, it's a hard as balls game that will keep you on your toes til 4 in the morning, baby!

 

Update #1: I finally got the last DLC trophy in this the other day, so now it's 100% as well as plat.

 

PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale (PlayStation 3)

As someone who has no experience with Smash Bros, I can't compare the two. On it's own, PS All-Stars is the tale of Sony's characters breaking out of the TV or something and beating the shit out of eachother. It was a PS+ game last September, which pissed me off because I'd finally picked up the fucking game about a week before, but it's an insanely easy and fun platinum, built around an insanely fun fighting game that you should totally buy so they make a sequel.

 

PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale (PlayStation Vita)

See above for my assessment of the game. Anyway, late August last year I convinced my girlfriend to buy a Vita, and what we did, was we got her a 8gig memory card with 5 games, this, Batman, God of War PSP, Killzone PSP, and something else. On the same day, I bought a 16gig card for the PS TV I was intending on purchasing in the then near future when it released. My 16gig came with four or five Lego games, most of which, as you know, I already owned from PS+, two of them I had on disc as well. Anyway, we swapped download codes and she played with Lego and I played with this. It's not a double plat, but rebeating the game was a fucking blast nonetheless, I think I might play it some more soon after this.

 

Puss in Boots

Another shit game. Another platinum I don't care about. At least I can say I borrowed this from the girlfriend and didn't waste any money on it.

 

Update #1: You know how everyone always shits on tie-in games? I don't. Stuart Little 2 on PS1 is one of my favorite 3rd person adventure games, the Spider-Man movie games are the best Spider-Man games (I mean the Raimi trilogy, not the god awful reboot games), well actually that's all I can think of right now. Anyway, this game is why people hate movie tie-ins, because it's just a cheap, quickly put together cash grab because they know you like the movie. As someone who loved Shrek one, decently liked Shrek 2, was okay with Shrek 3, and then fucked off, I have no love for where the series went, but the Shrek I know and love, old Shrek, would vomit if he knew where his franchise went. Almost as much as old Spyro would if he saw Skylanders.

 

Resistance: Burning Skies

I have no experience with the Resistance series, nor do I want any. This is a first person shooter for the Vita in which you kill aliens and shit, I plat'd it in about 5 or 6 hours and it would have been a lot quicker had my Vita not gone flat and been on charge without being played for about 90 minutes. Didn't try multiplayer, but it's got the usual shit, FFA, TDM, all that. I paid 11 for it on sale, don't regret it, don't care for it either, haven't touched it since the plat.

 

Resogun (PlayStation 3 / PlayStation Vita)

See below for more info. Also worth mentioning the PS3 / Vita can cloud sync the save file to the other machine and continue from there, though there's only one trophy list, then again, the PS4 version is included with this purchase, so there's 2 trophy lists and plats.

 

Resogun (PlayStation 4)

So much better than I thought. Back in the day it was hard as balls and I waited nearly 3 months for me and a friend to be on together long enough to team up for one of the harder trophies. A year or so later and (after plating it once) it came to Vita and PS3, I got my second plat of the game in a few days and ended up helping my girlfriend get that hard as shit trophy for her too, using the power of my PS TV. Which you should really get, because, they're not gonna support it if you don't. It's a never ending circle, damn it.

 

Update #1: I have this installed on my new Vita, and in case you're wondering, in my eyes, there's no better version. They're all the same to me. The PS4 one obviously looks a little more pretty, but when you're actually in the game, you won't notice, you're too focused on the damn game. I ran through the whole thing in a class before with the girlfriend via Ad-Hoc and the Vita version is just gorgeous. Games that have cross buy and two trophy sets are just the best. Also, the update for the PS4 one isn't on PS3/Vita (yet...it may come later) so if you want DLC, get that one...but also, the update added two new humans to each level and something else I don't remember but I remember finding mildly inconvenient, so know that.

 

Riptide GP 2

I bought this on sale for $6 something. Solid game. Port of the mobile game of the same name, if you've heard of that. Not gonna lie, it doesn't add all that much other than a jacked up price, but it's generally a much better experience on the tele with a controller. Easy plat, decently priced, and most importantly, it's a genuinely fun game, all in all, it's great. The game itself is a jetski racer, which feels similar in many respects to Hydro Thunder from yesteryear, but such comparisons seem obvious when there's so few water based racers out there, which really is a lacking genre, I fucking loved this game, racing on water is great, it's a nice change of pace and due to the aforementioned lack of water based racers, it's somewhat unique. This one though is quite clearly a phone game, from the obviously touch screen menus to the basic level structure of only 3 modes, to the minimal number of upgrades/ships. As a phone game, Riptide is fucking great, as it's always been. As a full priced console game there's no way in hell you'd be right to buy this, however it normally only sells for around 10 bucks and that's a fair price if you'll get enough use out of it. I played it for a few days and all in all ended up spending around 6 or 7 hours just playing through the game before I got the platinum. One thing worth noting, is that this game has split screen support for up to four players, which is impressive enough when you consider that the game is at it's core an Android port, but anything with split screen nowadays gets the thumbs up from me because it's an absent hole I sorely want filled. I'm looking at you, Tony Hawk 5 and Battlefront 3.

 

Rocket League

You ever played that Super Sonic Acrobatic Rocket Powered Battle Cars game? No? I did, and it was fucking awesome. Well not really, honestly I did like it, but like, it wasn't that great. I really did like it, and I saw a lot of potential in it, but it just wasn't all that finely tuned yet. It's like playing Arkham Asylum, then going to Arkham Knight. Sure, the first one is really fun and does a whole bunch of cool shit, but the new one is so much more fucking shiny. Rocket League is pretty well as perfect as it could be. I grabbed the beta of this not that long ago just because I could, I had no idea what the hell this game was. When I found out it was the sequel to SSARPBC, I was like "Whaaaaaaaat?" It apparently was everything I never knew I needed. So the aim of the game is decently simple, you're a RC car and you want to show everyone in your town that you're a someone so you decide to go and compete in the international Rocket League championships of soccer (or football) because that will show them, and Kelly, that one RC car who always drove around with the wrong crowd, you'll show them all! So anyway, you're a remote controlled car, kind of like MotorStorm RC above, except better in every way, who plays soccer. It's a fucking absurd idea, almost as absurd as the idea of a game like that getting a sequel, but here we are, and I'm glad here is where we are, because Rocket League kicks major fucking ass, I'm so glad to see it do so well on PSN and Steam at the moment, I do hope it gets dumped on Xbox (and Wii U, fingers crossed) so everyone else can enjoy the absurdities, because a game like this shouldn't be locked up, it should be in as many hands as it can be.

 

Saints Row: Gat out of Hell

Another standalone DLC affair, Gat out of Hell, is excellent. Plat'd it in a week and had an absolute blast, I'd played all the Saints games up til IV which I skipped because it was too insane for my tastes, I got back into them with this one and it's budget price and I'm going for my second plat on it at the moment. This shit is well worth the 20 bucks asking price, do yourself a favor and get this. Imagine inFamous meets GTA with insanely better super powers and weapons, then imagine that on cocaine with co-op.

 

Sly 1 (PlayStation 3)

I got this on PS+, played it, liked it, left it. Went back to it a year or so later when I got into trophies and fell in love with the series. When the Vita version came out, I was one of the first people to plat it too.

 

Update #1: Sly Cooper is one of Sony's big 3, or more appropriately, the PS2's big three. Ratchet, Jak, and Sly. Imagine Pixar made games. This is what they'd make. It looks stunning, the plot is child friendly while intelligent and interesting enough to keep a grown ass person focused, and as always, there's a decent bit of innuendo. Honestly, if you've never played Sly before, you OWE it to yourself to change that. These games are perfect, play them on PS2, play them in HD on your PS3, or play them on the go on your Vita, it's all good. Though I'd recommend the former two, as they're cross buy so you get the other with the other...digital only though, if you buy them retail you only have the physical copy...BUT, if you buy Sly 1-3 on Vita on card, they actually only put Sly 1 and 2 on the card and give you a code to download number 3, that code, gives you the cross buy version. Plus they are ported to Vita PERFECTLY. That's where I'd chose to play all four of these games. Well number four I'd probably pick on PS3 because it looks noticeably prettier but it still runs great on Vita.

 

Sly 1 (PlayStation Vita)

See above for more information.

 

Sly 2 (PlayStation 3)

I bought the trilogy on sale (it was cheaper than buying part 2 and 3, 15 each on their own) after loving the first, and plat'd this one in a few days. Well good. I'm somewhere in the top ten of the first people to plat it on Vita as well.

 

Sly 2 (PlayStation Vita)

See above for more information.

 

Sly 3 (PlayStation 3)

My personal favorite of the series, I gave up on platting initially, and only finished a year or so later when I'd gotten my girlfriend into Sly and (I am so sorry for saying girlfriend so fucking often, I did not think it would come up that much) she'd beaten the first two. Once again, one of the first to plat the Vita version too.

 

Sly 3 (PlayStation Vita)

See above for more information. Also worth mentioning none of the original trilogy games are double plats, you need to beat both versions both times to get both the plats.

 

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time (PlayStation 3)

PS+ came along and gave me this game right when I was about to finally buy it, good thing too, because it's well good and worth the time I spent platinuming it, also bought the disc version later for 5 bucks so the girlfriend could get the cross buy bonus and play it on her Vita too. Double plats for the fucking win!

 

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time (PlayStation Vita)

See above for more information. Also worth mentioning, unlike the original trilogy games, Sly 4 can be plat'd once, then have an instaplat instapop when you sync the save over to the other version.

 

Smart As

You ever play that game on DS "Brain Training" imagine an expanded version of that, on Vita, with trophies. Boom. You can get it on the cheap anywhere, which it should be, since it's not really a game, as much as it is math homework. Still fun though, worth 10 bucks or so, not a penny more though. If this was preinstalled software on all Vitas though, I'd probably like it more.

 

Sound Shapes (PlayStation 3)

You're on a trophy hunting site, you know this fucking game. Anyway, I picked it up on the cheap during a sale thinking it was a simple fun musical platformer. Well the last 2 (arguably 3) words are right. This bitch is hard as nails and I have no idea how it has such a high plat rate, well actually I do, because you can cloud save your shit across platforms and get 3 sweet platinums for one sweet purchase, or if you're cheap(er), you can buy it again in a different region, sync, and get up to 6 fucking plats, it's madness man!

 

Sound Shapes (PlayStation 4)

See above for more information, suffice to say this would be classified as another "Fuck yeah, instaplat affair"

 

Sound Shapes (PlayStation Vita)

See above for more information, suffice to say this would be classified as another "Fuck yeah, instaplat affair"

 

Spy Hunter

The 2002 (or early 2000s, I don't remember) reboot was one of my first PS2 games and my god did I play the shit out of it. I never played the sequels, but ended up getting back to the series when this gem dropped to 20 bucks on sale. I grabbed it, played it, plat'd it, traded it. It's a straight up 3DS port, it's not really worthy of being on Vita. That being said, I bought it on 3DS and it belongs there, as a 3DS game, this shit is tight, well fun, but on Vita, it's kind of a miss. Imagine being James Bond, but never leaving your car, that's this game.

 

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

This, and it's sequel, were two of my most wanted PS3 games when I finally got the damn thing. Despite the PSP version being far superior, this thing looks decently pretty and is an enjoyable plat that shouldn't have you ripping your hair out too often. You play as Vader's secret apprentice who kind of pops in and out of most of the major events of Episode IV and then he dies. Or does he. Yes, and no. Go play the sequel.

 

Tales From The Borderlands

I got Borderlands 1 off PS+ years ago and didn't care for it enough to play more than an hour or so. I got Borderlands 2 off PS+ not too long after and felt the same. Then the girlfriend bought a bunch of Vita games and Borderlands 2 was in her stack and I ended up playing the shit out of it solely because at least on Vita there isn't much out there that rivals it. I enjoyed my time with the game immensely and really should get around to finishing it off. Anyway, around the time I was getting into that, I saw a review of the first episode of Tales that said you shouldn't play Tales as a way of getting into Borderlands itself. As a fuck you to that guy, I started Tales, loved it, and then went on to love Borderlands 2. I got muddled up there man, I played Tales first, then knicked the GF's Vita copy of the game.  

 

Terminator: Salvation

I bought this game back when I had a 360 for 10 bucks due to my love of Terminator and never got around to finishing level 3 and beyond. Then I ditched the 360 toward a PS4 preorder, later bought the game on PS3. It's pretty fucking easy, and pretty fucking quick. It's also one of the better split screen co-op shooters I've had the pleasure of playing and considering previous Terminator games, it's not as bad as it could be. Commonly recognized as an easy platinum and nothing more, if you love Terminator, and at least like Salvation, you owe it to yourself to play this. Well, not really. But if you see it cheap, don't dismiss it, it ain't half bad.

 

Teslagrad

Here's yet another weird little indie platforming thing. This time you play as, well, I'm not sure his name is ever mentioned, anyway, you're chasing after this guy, while running from a guy, and it's fun. Look, I gotta tell you the truth, I picked this up on a sale and had no idea, the art style intrigued me and the basic gameplay looked fun, and I was entirely right. Truth be told, I don't remember a damn thing about a story in this game, I just remember running around and solving little puzzles and killing oddball bosses. It was nice. This is a nice game. I saw the physical version in store for 50 bones the other day, it's not worth that much, but then I barely think any game is, however it's more than worth the 11 or so I paid for it in the sale, and it was even on sale for 6 bucks the other day if I recall correctly. Anyway, this is a really fun, gorgeous little gem and for the right price, you'd be doing yourself a favor picking this one up.

 

The Amazing Spider-Man (PlayStation 3)

There are/is no words to explain how much Spider-Man has effected my life, so obviously I have all the games (remember when I said Vice City was one of three of my top games? Spidey 2 is one of the other 2) anyway. This is one of the worst Spider-Man games out there and discussing it wouldn't really much be worth it. It's shit. You're Spidey, you swing around, you do some shit, then you run out of shit to do, literally, because the crimes stop spawning after you do most of them once. The Vita version also has terrible graphics and a fair few missing things, like Bruce Motherfucking Campbell. Still 2 plats are 2 plats.

 

Update #1: I was playing this on my new Vita before. Nothing's changed. That version is shit, I'd actually recommend the 3DS version if you just want portablity, there's no open world, but you can't be disappointed by the open world if it's straight up not there, that version just focuses on the story, and it works to it's credit. The Vita version, is just a shitty port of an already terrible game. Just steer clear of this one and look at the bright side: Although this reboot sucked, at least it's over now. Although since Beenox are still the Spidey devs, I guess the next one probably won't have a better game.

 

The Amazing Spider-Man (PlayStation Vita)

I can't be bothered looking up to see what I wrote about the Vita version, so I'll write some stuff here anyway and if it's repeated, sorry. So Reboot-Man 1's game came out July 2012. I think. Day one purchase for Super-Fly Spider-Guy, obviously, and it was shit for the most part. Nearly 2 years later, the game finally arrived on PS Vita. Graphically, it pales in comparison. Putting that aside though, aside from Bruce Campbell and a couple of other things, the game came over to Vita perfectly. As a PS3 game, it's shit, as a portable Spidey game, it's a decent romp. 700 collectable comics throughout the open world city, another hundred or so hidden items in the main campaign, ten or so unlockable suits, it's by far the best superhero game on Vita...but then, it's only real competition is Arkham Blackgate, which is just woeful.

 

Update #1: By not reading what was written here, and writing something after it anyway, I got myself into a pickle and apparently wrote some weird shit. Now, I know this is gonna seem stupid, but I'm gonna write something after said pickle without re-reading it and hope for the best. Here's as good of a time as any to say how much I don't want to update the descriptions of these games, like I think I said in the intro, which has been changed a bunch of times at this point anyway, this list is here for my amusement as well as yours, so in the interests of being true to my past self, I intend on never updating these things, that's why I put these updates here. That didn't come out right. Anyway, real talk for this Spidey game. So I had it ordered right, got it, played it, eh, whatever, moved on. Year or two later, it finally came out for Vita, at a full retail price, and I was like hell no. So I waited and it went on sale for around 15 bucks if I remember correctly and I grabbed it. And that's the story of how I bought a game, was disappointed by it, then bought a scaled down inferior version of it as well. Good times. Speaking of which, that reminds me to add Disney Infinity 2 to the list of shit I'll beat someday, except that game was good. You know, because you've obviously been reading this whole thing and not just skipping to the end, that I enjoyed the game on PS4, well I gained a friend's copy the other day for the nice price of 8 glorious dollars, oh, this version's on PS3. Anyway, double plat will come when I get around to it.

 

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (PlayStation 3)

I bought this bitch from EB some time after beating it on PS3. Then I platinum'd it. Then I returned it, I go into a bit more detail about the game below.

 

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (PlayStation 4)

Another two years, another Spidey preorder. While this game fixes a lot of the problems of the first, it also creates a fair few new ones, so I'll say this, and only this, and remember that I've plat'd this on PS3, PS4, and beaten the shit out of it on Wii U, 3DS, and my phone: THE PHONE VERSION IS THE BEST ONE. Microtransactions aside, Amazing Spider-Man 2 by Gameloft is the bigger and better game of all the formats out there. Go get it for 5 bucks, and spend what you would have on the PS4 version on a nice dinner, you deserve to a treat every now and then.

 

The Order: 1886

So this game came out in like February or something didn't it? I wanted it then, but I thought it would be cheap quick, and it was, and I bought it in a mere 4 months or so of release when it finally dropped to $34, the most I'd have been willing to pay was 35 so that was convenient. Anyway, firstly, I would have bought it at Cash Converters, as their PS4 games are always 25 bucks near me, but they never damn well got the thing in and I caved and bought it from EB when it was on the half price sale. Now, EB have this thing, which I'm pretty sure I've mentioned in here before, hell, the Spidey 2 above this is one of them as well, where what you do is you buy it and you can return it, for ANY reason, within 2 weeks of purchase, I bought Spidey, plat'd it, returned it, boom. I bought this, loved it, wanted to keep it, then EXACTLY 2 weeks later, I saw it in Cashies for 25 and was quite bummed. Sure, I could have gone home and grabbed the game, then taken it to EB to return it, hopefully they do it on the 14th day, I'm not sure, but anyway, I'd have to do that, then take the money back to Cashies, hope Order hasn't been sold in that time (I had no other money on me at the time) and then I'd have a whole 9 dollars gained, except that the Myki (if you're not from here, which odds are you aren't, That's this weird little card you tap on every time you ride a bus or train here) costs would have probably been at least a few bucks and at the end of it all I'd be wasting a few hours to make 5 bucks if I was lucky so I decided against it and cut my losses. ANYWAY, so The Order is as short as you've probably heard, there isn't a shitload of replay value unless you want to replay the story again, which I am looking forward to doing some time on my second account because it's a really fucking good story. Well maybe not "really fucking good" but it's, I don't know. It's like Game of Thrones to me. See, GoT, I respect it and it's fans, I like watching it, I love the setting and the atmosphere and the actors and everything about it, but I'm just not captivated by it, I don't desperately need it, you know? The Order is better than that, but similar. I loved my time in it, and it's somewhat unique, but if you told me to throw it away I wouldn't protest too much, though I like this a fuck load more than GoT, and I like GoT. Anyway, the game visually is gorgeous, the story has a few twists and turns but for the most part plays it safe, the acting is surprisingly good, the world setup in the game is excellent and I truly do hope they make a sequel, everything about this game is 95% ... it's so close to being something incredible, but it just stops right at the last second and stays there, in the event a sequel is made, I feel like it could pick up from here and hit it out the park. With Arkham Knight, this game is currently tied for my game of the year. It yet again proves that you don't need some tacked on multiplayer or post game bullshit just to add some replay value or make the game hang around you longer, Knight for example, has a rather shitty post game setup and 200 something annoying bullshit Riddler trophies, that's not fun, that's just a grind that I have no desire to do, The Order knows how long it wants to be and it stops there with no shame, and that's admirable.

 

The Walking Dead (PlayStation 3)

I bought this solely for the plat. I ended up sitting there for 15 hours in awe. This game is incredible. You've heard it all before, I've heard it all 3 times since I played it on PS3, Vita, and PS4. Though, for the record, that's not because I wanted the trophies, yes, the PS3 version was. But the Vita one came out way later and I wanted to play it again, and the PS4 one was the only chance I had to actually pick it up on retail disc, that's why I got the third one. Plus the Vita one was on sale for 8 bucks.

 

Update #1: Go buy this fucking game. That is all.

 

The Walking Dead (PlayStation Vita)

My second tango with this masterpiece, see above for more information.

 

The Walking Dead (PlayStation 4)

My third tango with this masterpiece, see above for more information. Also the PS4 version, obviously, is the best one, it's *slightly* less buggy and looks that little bit shinier.

 

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5. Where the hell do I begin with this one? The sequel to a game that came out over a decade ago, the return to a beloved franchise, one of my all time favorite franchises, hell THPS 3 is my equal favorite game, period. Do I go on about the downfall, do I go on about the broken shitty mess of a game that they finally pushed out, do I go on about my own personal experiences with the series, do I do the lot? I don't know. I really don't know. THPS means so much to me for so many reasons, all the fun I had with friends playing splitscreen over the years, the fact that without THPS 3 I would have never been exposed to my favorite band, to all the fans in the forums over the years, to have actually met and hung out with the band, so many close friends have come from that and I owe all of that to Tony Hawk 3 (the band was Zebrahead by the way, check them out (hehehe Check), they have a new album out in a couple of weeks). Hell, the other day, I realised that Tony Hawk 4 was actually the very first game I bought with my own money. I LOVE the Tony Hawk series. I was lucky enough to have not gotten a PS3 until 2011 and didn't have to witness first hand how bad the series got until much later. That being said, I still remember I was ditching school one day and the news broke of Tony Hawk HD coming out and I full on sprinted to school out of uniform to go yell the good news to a likeminded friend and fan of THPS. I fucking hate THPS HD at first, I've grown to not mind it, but even that took a few years. When Tony Hawk 5 was announced, a part of me was more excited than I'd ever been since the good ol' days of early 2010, before Spider-Man 4 got cancelled and I finally stopped being a child. Or regressed into a childlike state over the cancellation, you be the judge. Anyway...

 

I was also really scared because a bigger part of me knew that with Robomodo at the helm, they would fuck it up, just like everyone else said they would.

 

I've gone on a lot about this to friends, to strangers, to my girlfriend, to really anyone who will give me the time of day. They all hate me now I assume. Anyway, here's the thing, and this is as a hard fucking core THPS fan, I actually really like Tony Hawk 5. Yes, there's a lot left to be desired. Yes, this isn't the game we were hoping it would be. Yes, it's multiplayer is fucking broken and 100% UNPLAYABLE AT ALL, LIKE THE GAME WILL NOT LOAD INTO MULTIPLAYER AT ALL, I'M NOT FUCKING KIDDING, DO NOT BUY THIS RIGHT NOW IF YOU WANT MULTIPLAYER. And yes, there is the OCCASIONAL glitch here and there. BUT! The additions they've brought to the series, in the form of the slam button (which I was VERY against before actually using it) and literally EVERYTHING they did with specials, really push the series forward in a way that (surprisingly) feels very natural and really enhances the flow of your combo. I'm not going to go on about everything wrong they did, because everyone else has that covered, but I really think there's a lot of praiseworthy stuff in this game that's just being glossed over and I think that's wrong. Now, I'll agree that it feels like it's at most half the game it should be, and the price should have been a lot cheaper (they had the right idea though, it came out for 70 here when the average RRP is 100, but that's not enough of a drop), and all that. BUT! And I genuinely mean this, not just because I want sales to pick up so we can get a THPS 6, if you're a hard core Tony Hawk fan, this game IS a return to form...the form of THPS 4 and not 1-3 unfortunately, but still, nonetheless, this game DOES feel like a Tony Hawk game. And in the end, I wanted nothing more. 

 

Update #1: I played this on my second account for a while the other week and it's so fucking broken, I must have been very lucky to not experience it on my plat run, don't buy this until there's an update that fixes everything, which most likely will never come anyways.

 

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD

Ah, my first platinum trophy. Vice City, Spider-Man 2, and Tony Hawk 3, my equal favorite games of all time. You can understand then, how I platinum'd this game just by playing through it and having fun, and also, how I think this remake is absolute shit and I am so cautiously optimistic for THPS 5.

 

Trine 2

I'll admit it, PS+ game, played only for the plat, didn't even finish the game. It's not my kind of game and I'm okay with that.

 

Update #1: That being said, it's still a fun game. I played it only for the plat, and although I never got around to finishing the game, I wanted to, I had fun with it, I took 8 hours to platinum it, I clearly was in no rush to get out of there. I'd recommend it, but if you want more than an easy platinum, I'd advise the PS4 version, which I also got from PS+, as it has a full 40/50 something trophy list. I remember when the list was announced someone said something like "Wait, I have to finish the game to get the platinum this time? No thanks." I laughed. Good times.

 

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

From the guys who brought you Crash Bandicoot and that Jak and Daxter thing, comes "Oddly realistic, really cool, kinda quasi modern Indian Jones: The Game" shit's sexy as hell.

 

Uncharted: Golden Abyss

A PS+ game. A Vita game. A kickass experience. As my first outing with Uncharted that would later lead me to playing all of the other entries, Golden Abyss stands as one of the most beautiful portable games I've ever seen, and a full fledged Uncharted game in it's own right. Thankfully, with no multiplayer, there's no dumb grindy annoying trophies that will make you throw you Vita in disgust.

 

Update #1: Remember when I said there's no grindy trophies for multiplayer? Well there's grindy trophies though, there's these things I think they were called Bounty Cards, they're trading cards basically. And you get them for killing certain enemies in certain levels in certain ways, it's quite uncertain though. I remember boosters would use near to get a lot of them, near obviously is gone now, but I didn't use it and have the plat so it's possible to do it with out near, just be prepared for a grind. Or you might get them on your own time and I just suck, who knows.

 

Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception

Come on, you're on a trophy site, a PlayStation site, and you don't know Uncharted? Get out. I liked this one the second most.

 

Virtue's Last Reward

Got this on the PS+ a while back, finally played through it a few months ago while on my Simpsons marathon (took around 12 days to get through it all, by the way) and only did it because it was supposedly easy and didn't take much attention. I've heard it's a good game, I wouldn't know.

 

Update #1: Firstly, The Simpsons' marathon was awesome. Secondly, I didn't give this game the attention it probably deserves, I see no reason why you shouldn't. It gets nothing but positive reviews and it's also on 3DS. Lots of people have 3DS's. I have one. But I prefer the game on Vita. Trophies and shit, dawg.

 

Watch_Dogs

GTA clone, well that's pretty much the defining characteristic, I was gonna list more but that's it. It sets up the sequel worse than Matrix 2, but despite this, I am keen on the sequel. Easy plat, fun time, go grab this game, it's like 20 bucks and the glitches alone are hilairous enough to be worth the price of admission.

 

Update #1: This game is actually fun. The story is missing a lot of things, like, consistency. One minute he'll be on about his niece or whatever and you feel sad and the next hour or seven is spent hunting someone entirely unrelated and it just throws you off. I think the main story could have used a decent bit of refinement but, even though the god damned PS3 version of GTA V is an infinitely prettier, tighter, better, and more professionally made game, this attempt at stealing GTA's thunder is more than worth your time. And the glitches weren't everywhere, there were a few, and when I recorded and shared them, they were hilarious, yes, no one is denying this, but they're not so bad that the game is unplayable, most of the time you won't notice anything AT LEAST until you're done with the story and are just screwing around in free roam. One genuine complaint I have though, is once you've upgraded everything, it's way too damn easy to get too much money from any random person you hack and aside from that, ammo is cheap and there's nothing to buy, so money is really worthless in this game. In real life, money isn't worthless and should only be spent on wise purchases, this would be a semi-wise purchase.

 

ACT TWO:

100%'S

 

Aabs Animals

Kicking off the list of 100%'s is something pretty well impossible not to 100%. Aabs Animals. It's an AR game of sorts in which the "game" basically projects unmovable animals atop whatever your PS Vita camera sees. I bought it with some PSN change ages ago when it said it went to some charity or something, I never really looked into it but assumed it's an animal related game so the money would go to an animal shelter or something along those lines. Basically, leave the thing on for 5 minutes and you get an easy 100% to bump up your completion ratio.

 

Altered Beast

This is one of the many Sega Vintage Collection games PS+ threw at me around Christmas 2011. It's also the only one I 100%'d. Imagine if every third mushroom Mario ate, he turned into a badass rage monster and instead of turtles and shit, he fought against the very spawn of Satan. But for Sega. It's fucking awesome! I implore you to buy this, or go play this version, which has the guy from Breaking Benjamin be the guy from Altered Beast, enjoy http://starvingeyes.com/archive/games/alteredbenjamin/

 

Back to the Future: Episode 1 - It's About Time

As said earlier, Back to the Future is sexy and I love it. Whatever I said about the platinum for the disc version, almost certainly applies to this version as well.

 

Back to the Future: Episode 2 - Get Tannen

As above.

 

Back to the Future: Episode 3 - Citizen Brown

As above.

 

Back to the Future: Episode 4 - Double Visions

As above.

 

Crazy Taxi

Sega have some really good games they do nothing with and that hurts me. They keep running Sonic further into the ground, they disrespect some of their best franchises with shitty mobile versions, like this particular series, and then wonder why people complain. I read today they took down 19 of their mobile games that weren't up to snuff. Good. You've earned some points there and I'm proud of you, although I own and still can redownload most of those games, I still have the emulated versions on my phone anyway and they're infinitely better. ANYWAY, Crazy Taxi is sexy as fucking hell. Crazy Taxi 2 is still pretty damn sexy. Crazy Taxi 3 is fun but not as good. Game Boy Taxi is pretty sweet, but Simpsons Road Rage GBA is way better, I also love Road Rage on PS2, but I don't know which I prefer. Crazy Taxi PSP is awesome, though it's just 1 and 2 repackaged. Crazy Taxi City or whatever the fuck the new phone game was, is horrible. All of them except that are great. Go get this game, Crazy Taxi is the best. I first played it on PS2 yeeeears ago, a good decade now, and driving around to Pizza Hut and KFC cannot be beat, if you have the option, buy the old versions, DC, PS2, Xbox, GC, all the new ones have different soundtracks and no licensed places. Though the Android/iOS port is probably the best handled one, it's got the old soundtrack, updated visuals, controller and HDMI out support and more. I don't think Crazy Box is in that one though. Just get Crazy Taxi, I don't care how, anything other than that shitty flash game is fine by me. Or the phone game. Hell, the flash game is better than the phone game.

 

Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition

I'm actually the second person in the world to 100% this game, or at least I was at the time of posting. Anyway, as I probably said with Duke Forever, I adore the Duke games. So pointlessly stupid and over the top, I love it. I imagine this is the video game equivalent of what stupid people feel when they watch Fast and Furious. I'm not knocking you if you like those movies, I know a *few* sane people who enjoy them, but let's face it, 96% of those movies' audience are mentally deficient.

 

Update #1: So I was looking at the 100% club for this game because I was thinking of rebeating it on my new account and wanted to see other people's best times and give them a go, and I noticed the guy who beat the game before me is off the leaderboards. No idea if they got done for hacking or what, or if they left the site, I can't check because I didn't care enough to remember their name, but for the moment at least, unless they come back on here, yay me, the first person to 100% Duke 3D.

 

inFamous: Festival of Blood

So I bought this in a deal with Killzone HD ages ago and played it for like an hour, enjoyed it, then quit. Then a year or so later I played inFamous 2 when it was on the IGC and adored it, after platinuming it, I went back and finished this bitch off. Such a good game, and for the $7.50 I paid years ago, well worth the cost. In this you play as Cole, the guy from the first two, after he's been bitten by a vampire and he's essentially got one night to kill everyone who gets in the way of him killing the top dog vampire or else he becomes a vampire forever. Or something. You could do the whole trophy list in one sitting no problem but it's not meant to be a long game, the time you will spend here though, you'll love.

 

Jetpack Joyride Deluxe

I'm like the 30 something-th person to 100% this in the world, or I was at one time, I don't know. Anyway, it's a phone game that got dumped on Vita then they charged you for it. Actually, they put it on PS3 and Vita for free a while back, like I think 2012/early 13 kind of while back... It was literally called "Jetpack Joyride FREE" and then later they started charging (at least here) $1.45 for it. Screw that for an old version of a free game that gets constant updates on the phone. Anyway, after a long while of not updating that game, they released "Deluxe" which was more or less them throwing the updates at previous owners, as I downloaded it for free, I got this upgrade for free, and 2 lists of trophies for a game I decently enjoyed, I'm not complaining.

 

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days

I don't really care about Kingdom Hearts. I had the second one twice on PS2, enjoyed skating in it when I was like 10 but beyond that it never grabbed me. Flying around in the DS version because a friend copied their save to mine was fun. You know what was more fun? When I was decently into trophies and bought both HD collections solely so I could 100% these video clip sections then return the games. I spent 80 bucks in total for the 2 collections, spent about 15 minutes in total playing them, then went back to the shop and got my money back. Good times.

 

Kingdom Hearts: Re:Coded

As above.

 

Linger in Shadows

Here's another thing I bought with PSN change. Linger in Shadows is what I imagine having a nightmare in the middle of a cocaine trip is like, it's dark, it doesn't make a lot of sense, it's creepy, and by the end of it you don't really want to go back.

 

Machinarium

PS+ game I didn't touch for years, then did when I wanted a quick 100% to keep me occupied one night. Quick is the operative word, this game is over in a few hours... BUT! They're a fun few hours. This is an old school hand drawn (or at least I think it was) point and click questing kind of game. You play as this little tin can man who has to go collect some parts for himself and whatnot, along the way, you run into a whole host of "colorful" characters and you have to outsmart your way around them. All in all, not that great of a game, not bad in any way, but nothing special. However, it's the kind of thing where if you gave it to a five year old, when they eventually beat it, they'd feel like a fucking genius.

 

MotoGP 14: Compact

I kind of like motorbike games. I had Tourist Trophy on PS2. I played the crap out of the MotoGP PSP demo in the day, this cut down version of the game comes out of the gate with a trophy list and cheap price tag? I'm in. Compact is exactly what it claims, it's a chunk of MotoGP 14, and a decent chunk at that, with which you can live out your motorbike racing fantasies. Or whatever, it's a free country. Anyway, the list is easy as shit but you might want to schedule a gaming session if you're after the 100% (at least on Vita) as there's an online trophy that requires you play with someone and not all that many people have the game.

 

New Paint Park

It's free. I could draw dicks on photos. Why wouldn't I get this? I didn't even notice the trophy list until months after I initially used the thing, at which time I went back in for a sweet sweet easy 100%.

 

PlayStation Home

I love PlayStation Home. Well, I should say loveD, as it's gone now. It was such a tremendous idea, executed so poorly. Over the years, I'd be surprised if I spent more than 5 total hours in there, but I enjoyed the time. The trophy list showed me that, having to get a friend to come over into my apartment, it was cool. He saw my TARDIS and limited edition PS1, 3 and 4 in there, some arcade machines. There was a lot of cool shit going on for Home, if only it ever actually led anywhere. RIP friend.

 

Sonic: The Fighters

PSN sale + PSN change + Curiosity over what the fuck Sonic was doing in a fighting game, eventually equals me buying this stupid game. It's kind of like Simpsons Wrestling, but worse. This game is so needless and stupid, that I love it. It has no reason to exist, and yet it does. Next time it's on sale I suggest you plonk down the $2.77 and give it 10 minutes. Quick 100%, that's all well and good, but showing your friends "the game where Sonic kicks the shit out of all his furry friends", that's terrific.

 

Sportsfriends

PS+ collection of "minigames" ... kinda fun, once. Never twice. What's that? There's several trophies that only pop when you play on a certain date, and I 100%'d it in 2 hours? Well fuck me, I guess I must have tinkered with the system clock, I sure am an asshole.

 

Stick It To The Man

Here's a stupid game I paid no attention to, until the girlfriend played it and it looked kind of funky, if a good way. So when she was finally done with it, I done with it also. Imagine LittleBigPlanet, by Tim Burton in the 80s. Boom. You get this little fucking gem. PS+ tick of approval bestowed it upon me, though it's normal price tag is way the fuck too high, as you can beat the thing easily in an hour or so. Buy it on sale though, or buy the disc version, play it, then return it (disc version is only for PS4).

 

Tekken: Revolution

Tekken is a fun game. I hate free to play games with passion. And yet, here we are.

 

Tekken: Tag Tournament 2 - Prologue

To be fair, F2P Revolution had more content than this, but then, this is essentially a demo with a trophy list, so when you look at it that way, I just got a free set of trophies for spending a couple hours in a demo, awesome.

 

Titan Attacks

PS+ presents: Space Invaders on Acid. 100%'d in about 6 hours, could have done it in about 2 if I didn't start the game, go out for a few hours, then come back and play it from the start again. So... It's not worth the 15 (13? Somewhere around there) price tag they want, but then, no fucking shit, it's a Space Invaders clone when you get down to it. Anyway, buy it on sale sometime. Before PS+ threw it at me I was gonna buy it for $5.60? $6.50? There was a 6 and 5 involved, it's worth that much at least.

 

Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown

Another day, another fighting game 100% because the ones that have platinums are too much damn effort for me to care when all I do is button mash anyway. Speaking of anyway, anyway... I saw "Virtua Fighter 5" on disc a while back. It has no trophy list. The digital exclusive "Final Showdown" is a bigger game and has a trophy list. How odd. I mean, I know why it is, the original one came out before trophies, but it's still funny to say a retail exclusive game has no trophies, but then when it gets dumped into the digital only space with some new additions, it has a list.

 

The Walking Dead: Season Two (PlayStation 3)

When I bought Walking Dead 1, I bought it for a platinum. Little did I know I'd spend the next 16 hours glued to my TV connected to these characters more than most other games have ever made me be. When sale season came around and it was time for me to finally play Season 2, I was ... scared. How do you live up to that? The first game was incredible. I wasn't expecting it to live up to that though, I mean, I would have been okay to just see what happened to my girl Clem ... And I did see what happened. And it, too, was incredible. So much so that, in some respects, this game actually outdoes the original. I think the ending of this one (the one I personally choose to be canon, is when Kenny leaves Clem at the survivor camp and walks off) got me so fucking close to tears. Walking Dead 1 almost did it, it's ending was hella sad. This ending though, I never cry, but I had a little tear growing up in there. The level of keen I am for Season 3, I'm not counting down the days, but I am so damn keen. Hopefully it isn't the one to finally make me leak a drop of eye juice. Also it hopefully has a platinum, this 100% business? Not fuckin' having it, Telltale.

 

The Walking Dead: Season Two (PlayStation 4)

As above pretty well.

 

The Walking Dead: Season Two (PlayStation Vita)

As above pretty well, once more.

 

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Special Editions

Another thing I bought on a sale, perhaps the first sale thing I bought. Nope, that was DLC to Force Unleashed 2. Anyway, I bought this because it had a South Park quiz pack, and by Zeus they were some tough questions near the end. Anyway, it's Millionaire, as if you don't know what this is.

 

ACT THREE:

"Shit I'll Get Around To Finishing Some Day"

Assassin's Creed II

Back to the Future: Episode 5

Ben 10: Omniverse

Call of Duty: Ghosts

CSI

Disney Infinity 2 PS3

Eat Lead

Ether One

Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse

Fritz Chess

Grand Theft Auto V: PS4

Happy Feet 2

inFamous

Knack

Lego Batman 3

Murdered: PS3

Need for Speed: Rivals

Pac-Man: Ghostly Adventures

Prison Break

Saints Row: Gat out of Hell

SoulCalibur II

The Swapper

Tekken: Tag Tournament

Woah Dave

WWE: Legends of Wrestlemania

Edited February 6, 2016 by Super-Fly Spider-Guy

[ilumixZ]

Nice list man I like the detail you put into this, keep up the good work

[CaTofWaRxMiKu04]

Awesome! I'm amazed with most of your plats, especially the boring ones lol, how can you stand a game you never liked? XP anyways, I also wanna asked about the Disney Infinity 2.0, about the venom one, well  I actually have that toy already but haven't bought the system for it yet, so are you saying that I couldn't play venom without purchasing Spidey o.o coz that's totally ugh -.- , awesome trophies anyway

[Neputyunu]

Everyone makes these cool lists of their platinum trophies and whatnot, and I wanted to join in on the fun, partly because I enjoy writing long boring things most people won't care for, partly because I'm bored [...]

 

o_o Go out of my head, you meanie!

[Super-Fly Spider-Guy]

Awesome! I'm amazed with most of your plats, especially the boring ones lol, how can you stand a game you never liked? XP anyways, I also wanna asked about the Disney Infinity 2.0, about the venom one, well  I actually have that toy already but haven't bought the system for it yet, so are you saying that I couldn't play venom without purchasing Spidey o.o coz that's totally ugh -.- , awesome trophies anyway

Well, when you buy the game, you get a few characters and what is essentially a mission pack. So that mission pack thing, has one shared campaign for the characters you get with the game. The default pack, the Avengers, has Hulk, Thor, and Black Widow. Black Widow is a gun runny person, Hulk is a big brute, and Thor is a flying brute sort of thing, imagine they had proper names, and now you have your class setup. Now, the mission pack, only lets you use those classes, Spidey and Venom, they're web swinging people, they can't work in it. But, when you buy the Spidey pack, you get Spidey's mission pack, which supports all of those guys, and whatever class you want to call Groot (even though I didn't buy the Guardians set, you have to buy Groot, he's Groot man).

 

So they get you buy putting up invisible walls basically. On the back of the packages (I can't show you because I threw mine out ages ago) there's little symbols that represent the classes and what they'll work with. Hope that made sense.

[KyuubiWarGreymon]

Awesome list ya got there Dylan, nice work and keep up the good work, and good luck with the rest of your games. ^^

[CaTofWaRxMiKu04]

Well, when you buy the game, you get a few characters and what is essentially a mission pack. So that mission pack thing, has one shared campaign for the characters you get with the game. The default pack, the Avengers, has Hulk, Thor, and Black Widow. Black Widow is a gun runny person, Hulk is a big brute, and Thor is a flying brute sort of thing, imagine they had proper names, and now you have your class setup. Now, the mission pack, only lets you use those classes, Spidey and Venom, they're web swinging people, they can't work in it. But, when you buy the Spidey pack, you get Spidey's mission pack, which supports all of those guys, and whatever class you want to call Groot (even though I didn't buy the Guardians set, you have to buy Groot, he's Groot man).

 

So they get you buy putting up invisible walls basically. On the back of the packages (I can't show you because I threw mine out ages ago) there's little symbols that represent the classes and what they'll work with. Hope that made sense.

So I basically needed Spidey to play Venom.. o.o oh geez x.x , I've got Hulk too by the way, is it possible to play with both of them together? and what Disney Infinity pack would you recommend me to buy? Coz I've been thinking of getting Disney Infinity 2.0 with Brave and Stitch in it, so I'm thinking if those characters are compatible, Marvel and Disney.. It's complicated xp, sorry I don't really know much about it coz I don't have the system yet, the two toys were only given to me though...but thank you again for the information. 

[Super-Fly Spider-Guy]

So I basically needed Spidey to play Venom.. o.o oh geez x.x , I've got Hulk too by the way, is it possible to play with both of them together? and what Disney Infinity pack would you recommend me to buy? Coz I've been thinking of getting Disney Infinity 2.0 with Brave and Stitch in it, so I'm thinking if those characters are compatible, Marvel and Disney.. It's complicated xp, sorry I don't really know much about it coz I don't have the system yet, the two toys were only given to me though...but thank you again for the information. 

Well you can also use Venom (or ANY character) in the ToyBox thing, I have no idea if that's fun or terrible, since I played it for a couple and was thoroughly uninterested. Spidey and Hulk both work in the Spidey pack I think, but I'll have to check and won't be home for a few hours and when I am, I'll probably forget, but I'll try to check. 

 

I personally don't watch much Disney Disney things, I love my Marvel and Star Wars, but anything Disney actually created usually isn't my style, so I didn't get any of the Disney Originals (I think that's what they call them) ... If you get the Brave and Stitch game bundle thing, you'll get their mission set and levels and whatnot, and although it's possible, I really doubt Marvel would work in that...However, if you buy the Spidey/Avengers/Guardians/Any other set, you can put the little mission toy thing on the base and it should work.

 

I sound like I make no sense, when I get home I'll try to explain properly.

[SingleMum22]

Dylan smells.

[TheYuriG]

SHIT, I LAUGHED SO HARD READING THROUGH THIS LIST, MAN!

Special shout to the trine 2 description. 

Just a heads up, your 2 spiderman descriptions are a bit strange like you bought the ps3 version after playing the ps3 version. A minor overlook or I just failed to understand it. Nice list lol

[Super-Fly Spider-Guy]

Thanks man, glad to have been of amusement.

 

Cheers for the info, I'll go add a little note to that one. What happened was I wrote that first as just one thing, because I had the plat twice just just wrote it as one plat, but then I realised how many games I had plat'd more than once and split them all up into two / three versions. So what would have happened is the original write up would have been left somewhere, and then I would have come along, not bothered to re-read it, and write something new and redundant in the second plat's write up thingy. 

[Castian_Blake]

This post is awesome, i can't stop wanting to do something like this

[Super-Fly Spider-Guy]

This post is awesome, i can't stop wanting to do something like this

Go for it man, it's already killed several hours of boredom for me!

[Oberlin_94]

Too much mention of girlfriends, i'm gay and find this offensive

7/6 

[Remilia Scarlet]

Major respect, dood. Major. Fucking. Respect. You have a fantastic sense of humor as well.

Edited December 18, 2015 by AnimeDreama

[Ty4ed]

Glad I stumbled upon this. Was having a shitty day and this gave me some really good laughs. I think I laughed most with your sportsfriends post. I saw a post somewhere you were expecting a baby this month. Wish you all the best with that.