Xeliot's Hall of Keyblade Mastery Exam

[Xel]

 

INTRODUCTION

 

 

 

Hi, and welcome to my trophy checklist. I've been an avid gamer my whole life, I like RPGs, JRPGs, and even FPS games. Anyway, enough of that let's just get into the checklist.

 

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 #1 Resident Evil 5   

 

 

A step backward from RE4 IMO. The Resident Evil formula is now strictly action (more so than RE4). The game feels like a military game and now boasts a CO-OP mode. You can play online or via computer controlled AI. Visually the game looks great, but the storyline and gameplay don't do it for me here. However, the game is far from bad and the online CO-OP experience is a pretty fun addition to the series.

 

 #2 InFamous   
 

 

Great game here, you can spend all your playtime just rampaging through the city or just follow the excellent story quests. This is one of the few games that actually pull the GTA style openness while managing to remain fun and engaging. 

 

 #3 Assassin's Creed II   
 

 

Assassin's Creed II took a formula of a great new IP and made it even better. It really did. everything about this game is great. The huge upgrades from the last game to this one are absolutely tremendous. This game focused more on adding numerous elements to gameplay, while also having one of the best stories and characters of any game I've played. The journey Ezio Auditore goes on to becoming an Assassin is a great example of how to develop a character. Throughout playing the game, you connect with Ezio in his situations, like when his father and brothers are murdered. You begin to care for him and his quest, as with all the other characters. As for Desmond... I never really liked Desmond's side of the story, but this game probably has the best story involving him, mainly because the growth between Desmond and Lucy, and his growth with the other characters, Shaun and Rebecca. The gameplay, like I mentioned, adds tremendously onto the last game, but it doesn't to the extent that it's too overwhelming, like Assassin's Creed III. Each area is big, but not too big, which adds the sense that makes each area confined. And thanks to elements such as buying armor and weapons, the combat system has improved a great amount. The control for the game is much better this time around. Ezio maneuvers much faster than Altair, and it makes the control faster and fluent. The soundtrack is great for this game. every track is beautifully composed, and fits perfectly with each area and scene. Overall, Assassin's Creed II steals the spot for my all-time favorite video game of last gen. It's perfectly written, has better control, better gameplay mechanics, pretty much more and better of everything.

 

#4 God of War III   

 

This is definitely the best God of War in the series! I loved everything about this game! It is brutal and extremely entertaining! The story concludes the trilogy and it was amazing! The graphics and game play is great!

#5 Uncharted: Drake's Fortune   

 

 

 

The best way I can describe this game is to say that it's Prince of Persia with guns and an Indiana Jones setting. The game is awesome and comes across like an awesome, action packed summer blockbuster. It really is like playing an action movie with it's memorable set pieces and firefights. The story and characters are awesome and scream Indiana Jones (I mean that in a good way). When you're not shooting guys in 3rd person Gears of War style you're platforming and climbing on stuff Prince of Persia style. When I say Prince of Persia style, I mean Prince of Persia style. It's exactly like the POP series minus wall running. This is great fun, but feels a little cheap that they just copied it from POP. Still this is an action-packed experience that's worth your time. The only other real complaint I have is the games short length. It was over before I knew it. Considering this is a single player only experience the short length does hurt it. I'm glad it didn't overstay it's welcome with filler content, but I still wanted to spend more time with it. Luckily it does have high replay value.

 

#6 Uncharted 2: Among Thieves 

 

 

This game fixed the problems with the first one. the mechanics and puzzles are better, there's a wider variety of guns and the overall experience is more complete. Also, the difficulty has been taken down a little bit (comparing the hardest difficulty settings from both games). The multiplayer works really nice and is actually a lot of fun. the only criticizable thing about this game is the story. it makes sense and its well presented, but it is shallow like any action film

 

#7 Modern Warfare 2   

 

Easily one of my favorite shooters of all time, I loved everything about it. I really wish they would remake it or make a remastered version of it.

 

#8 God of War   
 

 

Thank you, David Jaffe.

 

#9 God of War II 

 

 

Undeniably one of the best games on PS2 and I was very pleased that they brought it to PS3.

 

#10 Dante's Inferno   

 

 

*Sigh*

 

Ok. I will say this first, the game is a complete copy, a clone if you like, of God of war albeit it unfolds into hell and the 7 circles of the 7 deadly sins. The game has some good moments going for it and you will most likely adore the setting especially if you are a little bit of a religious person but the game has 3 severe flaws. 1. The combat is shallow in the same manner (if not more) as God of War. Just millions upon millions of hellish demons to be slain. Cheap shots from them are common, there is no stagger system or a good counterattack system let alone some of the more subtle mechanics that games like Devil May Cry, Bayonetta and Ninja Gaiden are blessed with. Its just functional in a way for you to clear the path and that's about it. 2. Camera system is flawed. Its completely set and you can not move it in any way and it does not like to capture the action to help with the combat. Instead it makes it difficult and enemies will be stringing attacks on you just because the camera fails to show you what it should. Same with the jumping and QTE sections, you will die more than once because its not immediately apparent where you should be going next despite the linearity of the game and you will often plunge to your death. 3. Deceptive difficulty. No matter how much you pump up the difficulty curve the game never makes it fair for you. Its completely out of your hands and control of how you will perform and yes the previous 2 flaws do account for many of the third flaw. All in all, Dante's Inferno is a good game but I would not recommend a buy for it. Rent it first, play it and then decide if you want it in your collection or not.

#11 AC Brotherhood 

 

 

 

This game is would be the greatest assassins creed if it wasn't for a few annoying design decisions. The game is essentially assassins creed 2.5 as its pretty much the same game but with a new location and a few new mechanics. The brotherhood aspect where you can call on assassins to come help you is great and a worthy inclusion and the fact the game is one large map of Rome make the game feel more focused. The multiplayer is very fun and unique from your usual call of duty esque games especially with a few friends. Only problem is most of the problems with assassins creed 2 remain (which was few but still) and most frustratingly the game decides to do a metroid and start you off by losing all your equipment from AC 2 which is extremely annoying if you got used to being able to waste enemies easily with your dual hidden blades and scale buildings with ease. Other than that though it is a worthy sequel to one of my favorite PS3 games.

 

#12 Heavy Rain 

 

 

Heavy Rain is an innovative game that really pulls you in. Once you play it the first time, it's hard to stop because you just have to see where it goes. But this is also what kills it. When you know where it's going, it then becomes clear just how boring many parts of the game were. The characters were all so bland and I didn't care about them. Visually it was amazing with some nice tones. Sometimes it doesn't even feel like a game. But again that strong point is also a weak point.

 

#13 Need for Speed; Hot Pursuit 

 

 

Being a fan of the older NFS games, this was nostalgia for me. Even with some of the new features, this game has proven to be a great buy for me. Autolog is a wonderful thing as well. It definitely spices things up compared to current leaderboard standings in other games. I don't buy many racing games, and I'm glad I got this one. Not a boring game by any means. Always fun, very addicting, and the online play is great. I have yet to play a game with any lag.

 

#14 InFamous 2   

 

 

Just as good as the first one with again a stunning story, a pretty fun open world and a lot of side missions to have fun after completing the, once again, very good intriguing story.

 

#15 Dead Nation 

 

 

This game is sick, got it on sale for 10 bucks, not too shabby. A lot of fun weapons to play around with, and upgrade. Killing hordes of zombies with an insane arsenal of weapons, co-op, lengthy campaign with a decent scenario. Graphics are decent but nothing to write home about. Worth every penny kinda pissed that a couple months later ps offered it for free.

 

#16 Battlefield: Bad Company 2 

 

 

One of the most well-done first person shooters in a long long time, good job.

 

#17 Little Big Planet   

 

 

I will always cherish the good times playing this game, truly one of the best PS3 titles.

 

#18 Black Ops    

 

 

Very good game well worth a play. Enjoyment to be had on some of the new online features. Doesn't quite live up to the hype and is not quite up to the standard of MW2 but still a great game on its own. Also, the new theater feature is without a doubt one of the best new features in games in the last 5 years. well done Treyarch

 

#19 KILLZONE 3   

 

 

KZ3 is a worthy successor to KZ2. The single player campaign is somewhat short but it is solid. Online game play is a definite improvement over KZ2. The introduction of t etco skeleton and jet packs makes the online game play more fun. It was good decision on Gorilla games to introduce fixed re spawn points on the maps. This decision makes the game play more balanced compared to KZ2. Good game overall.

 

#20 Uncharted: Drake's Deception   

 

 

The Uncharted franchise continues to outdo itself every 2 years. 2011 is no exception. Quote me on this everyone "Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception is the best single player experience I have ever played." From start to finish, it continues to pull you to the real and the imaginary. The characters feel alive and with you in your living room, colors radiate, fire glows, the water effects are mesmorizing. If one word could sum up what UC3 is, it's breathtaking. Single player is hand's down the best experience I've had in a video game, ever. Though it may be linear, it's what the game is. Multiplayer has more in-depth and gripping value than the previous and still continues to be a modest asset to the game. I give 10/10s to games that are perfect or nearly perfect. This one is one that narrows the line between movie, and game . A deserving 10/10

 

#21 TES V: SKYRIM 

 

 

This game is at the epitome of amazing RPG's. Games like Dark Souls and Mass Effect are close to the elder scrolls series but never succeed it. The graphics are tight, the gameplay (albeit still a bit floaty) has been improved vastly, the story not a great as morrowinds but has been improved from oblivions. And the general feeling of being able to have total freedom to do whatever you desire makes this a must have game.

 

#22 Portal 2   

 

 

Great game! A masterpiece by Valve. Amazing animations, and good physics. The game features some very funny characters. The storyline is very balanced, and since it follows up the original Portal, its a bit important you have played the original Portal. The single-player storyline might be a little to short, but its still an awesome game. The Co-op game-play, I personally find very funny. The Steam integration on the PS3 and the free PC version is just great marketing by Valve, and it works flawlessly. 10/10

 

#23 Modern Warfare 3 

 

 

It's mainly disappointing. There was so much hype for this game, but once you play it, it just feels like a really expensive map pack for Modern Warfare 2. It doesn't change virtually anything, the graphics are the same, the game play is the same, most weapons are the same. This is a series where you could previously see at least a little effort on the part of the developers, starting with the wonderful CoD 4 that revolutionized the industry and moving onto Modern Warfare 2, which improved a lot of things in the multiplayer aspect and was a great title.

 

#24 Final Fantasy XIII-2    

 

 

While FF7 and FFX continue to be the best ones I've ever played this game is the closest they've been to reaching that great pinnacle they once had. The story is pretty amazing, The graphics are just simply stunning, the music is pure emotion in the form of sound organized in time, and the level of time that it takes to complete this game leaves me fulfilled. The only downfall is the DLC for storyline attachments but the overall quality of this game allows me to look past that and find myself thoroughly entertained.

 

 #25 AC Revelations 

 

 

A well deserved finale to the series protagonists, Ezio and Altair. Stands up to it's name and builds upon the already solid storyline of the game and keeps us hooked every minute. Even though some might complain it's almost the same as the previous titles. But I don't believe they need to HAVE a new gameplay mechanic in every game. When you have a story such as this, it needs to be told on an annual basis and the gameplay need not be revamped every year. Even then they did have their fair share of improvements such as the hookblades and Desmond's memories. The only thing which they went a bit far with was the Tower Defense minigame, which seemed to be a nuisance to say the least.

Other than that, visually appealing as always and well worth the money. I for one hope they don't stray far from their winning formula and don't succumb to adding new gameplay features for each iteration of their game.

 

#26 Trine 2    

 

 

Without a doubt, the most colorful game I've ever played. beautiful blues, pinks, and purples throughout the wonderful artwork in the game. great game play and some tricky puzzles make this an improvement over the original in every way. absolutely worth the money.

 

#27 Little Big Planet 2   

 

 

Returning with 2 million levels already created and even more tools at the disposal of all you clever creators out there, this is definitely something to check out. A worth investment, I don't believe I will ever regret buying either of these games as they are a gift that just keep on giving. There has already been some amazing community levels created for this game. And the beauty is they aren't all platformers! They are ACTUAL games! From a tower defense game to a top-down shooter, the diversity is finally there. A must buy for any gaming enthusiast.

 

#28 Naruto Storm Generations   

 

 

This game is bringing naruto console to the next generations. I really enjoyed playing this game. Even there is no boss battles, the simplicity of the story mode made me understood the Naruto saga even better. I never regret buying this game.

 

#29 Naruto Storm 2   

 

 

This game was surprisingly one of the best Naruto games I've actually played. The graphics were lively, the storyline had a good touch, and also, many new available concepts to the characters were created, which had changed a lot for the better. In addition, the 3D movement around the map was the best part, and assistance from 2 characters were even better in my personal opinion

 

#30 InFamous: Second Son    

 

 

After months of waiting the first ''good'' Playstation 4 exclusive has finally hit store shelves. I personally wasn't expecting very much of inFamous: Second Son, and was afraid that after the franchise had basically ended with inFamous 2 this would be a cheap effort to make a quick profit off of the success of the previous installments. These fears we're apparently pointless as Second Son almost instantly changed my mind with outstanding graphics, a deep, meaningful and overall enticing story and smooth gameplay. The city of Seattle makes for an expansive and enthralling sandbox, with many side missions to play through, and of course enough D.U.P. Bases to keep the action flowing all through your playthrough. Something that especially stood out for me were all the cool new powers including... Well you can go find that out for yourself. If I could make anything about my review stick with whoever is reading it, it would be that inFamous: Second Son is definetely worth buying for any PS4 owner. And is almost worth getting the whole console for altogether.

 

#31 The Last of US: Remastered   

 

 

The Last of Us is a masterpiece, to put it plain and simple. The outstanding voice acting and storyline will often times leave you momentarily forgetting that you're actually playing a video game and not watching a movie. Throughout the course of the campaign you are sure to develop such a strong connection to the characters that you'll personally feel for their struggles and debate their actions as if they were your own. 

This isn't just a case of pretty visuals and beautiful cinematic cut-scenes only. The gameplay is phenomenal and will throw you into some of the most tense and thrilling moments you've ever experienced in a video game. Each encounter you survive against a group of enemies feels like a major victory; this game is no walk in the park and requires fastidiously thought out courses of action at every turn. It's hard to pinpoint the best aspect to The Last of Us when Naughty Dog has truly excelled in each and every department. You'll undoubtedly be left with a sense of sadness when the journey finally comes to a close and it's time to say goodbye to Joel and Ellie

 

#32 Far Cry 4 

 

 

There isn't much to say about Far Cry 4 that hasn't already been said of Far Cry 3. Far Cry 4 is essentially more of the same now available on next gen consoles. 

Series mainstays and features from the previous installment are still found here. There is a huge open world teeming with wildlife, things to do and collect, and lots and lots of dudes to shoot, stab or go Rambo on. The world seems to have gotten a bit bigger this time around, but not noticeably so. There are a few more weapons to experiment with (I think the game cites around 80 between the sidearms, mains, and specialties), but your go-to will probably still be the recurve bow if that was what it was during 3, because it's still beastly. Ubisoft likes to put ridiculous amounts of collectibles in their games, and that is no where more apparent than here, and it's probably where the game will get most of its gameplay time for completionists. I'd 40-50 hours could be spent diligently picking up all that Ubi has hidden, though the rewards for doing so is unimpressive. 

I know a lot of people, including myself, found the protagonist of FC3 irritating but that narrative strong. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how much you hated Brody), both of these aspects have changed. The main character is no longer a whiny rich kid from California, but he no longer has much of a personality either. Ajay is definitely more of a cipher or blank slate. The actual story is pretty dull - occasionally delving into moral ambiguities, but told in a very plodding and flat manner. There is some attempt at more unique story beats and missions, including a few trips to Shangraila, but the gameplay design causes these bits to suffer. Though, some of the more memorable missions of FC3 have been unapologetically copy/pasted in FC4. 

How much you enjoy Far Cry 4 will depend on how much you enjoyed Far Cry 3 - 4 is unlikely to win you over if you've not been a fan of the series thus far - and if you subscribe to the collect-a-the value proposition the game has to offer. There is no denying that Far Cry 4 has a huge amount of content to offer and explore.

 

 

#33 Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix   

 

 

You probably know by now that this is my favorite game of all time. 

 

#34 InFamous: First Light   

 

 

This is a great expansion for Second Son. It improves much on combat and the story isn't half bad. The core gameplay is pretty much the same, but the Arenas do make it worthwhile It was probably the best PS Plus title so far and Sucker Punch are on the right track for the sequel.

 

#35 Prototype 2   

 

 

Trash.

 

#36 Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare 

 

 

I'll start off with the good about this game. It's mindless fun and runs very smoothly on PS4 and the graphics are relatively good. I haven't played CoD since Black Ops because I wanted a more competitive skill-based shooter, but after being a little burnt out on Halo and Battlefield I decided I wanted some simple mindless fun, which this game has provided. It's still the same, "I see you first, I get the kill." It's basically a giant game of hide and seek but with guns. 

Now, to the negative.. It's still the same "I see you first, I get the kill." It has been fun playing this no skill game, but I'm already pretty much tired of it and will go back to a shooter that requires skill. This game is just a bunch of people running and flying around very tiny maps shooting each other in the back. Most of the guns feel the same, and pretty much all of them kill you in about 2 to 3 hits. What I actually used to really enjoy about CoD was the killstreaks. The killstreaks in this game are horrible. Some are virtually useless, such as the recon drone where you have to control the drone just to spot enemies while your player is standing out in the open looking at a computer screen and gets murdered because there are no "safe" places in any of the ridiculously small maps. I don't get the excitement of working toward a kill streak in this game as you did with helicopters etc in MW2. 

 

#37 Tearaway   

 

 

Quite possibly, one of the best handheld games I've ever played! It's as if you're involved in the game somehow with the many features on the Vita. A unique creative game that even makes Nintendo games look pale compared to Tearaway. I highly recommend this! Money well spent. Kudos to media molecules.

 

#38 Bayonetta   

 

 

The sole reason why I want a Wii U.

 

#39 #40 #41 (PS3, PS Vita, PS4) Sound Shapes   

 

 

Let's just say I smashed few controllers.

 

#42 FIFA 15   

 

 

EA have definitely taken their foot off the gas for this season's game. Not much different from FIFA 14, except pace and strength being relied upon even more. The full Premier League license is a nice touch, but it doesn't help rejuvenate a boring career mode. Ultimate Team was no different from FIFA 14 until EA added price ranges to each player, effectively claiming the market back from coin traders and using it as an even bigger cash cow. The mode needs a massive overhaul, it's a tired formula now.

The menus are nice to look at bit sloppy to operate. The gameplay is the same as FIFA 14 with a few new animations. Commentary is good but ultimately doesn't affect the way the game is played. Legendary setting is far too easy. The list of complaints is endless to be honest, quite simply FIFA hasn't evolved much at all. 

On the plus side, most teams and leagues are licensed, and the graphics are a bit sharper than those in its competitor PES 2015, though the colours are too vivid and can cause headaches. The presentation is first class and EA should be commended for their effort in this area, but ultimately gameplay is king and this is EA's worst football release in years. 

 

#43 Clannad   

 

 

I didn't like the anime nor the VN

 

#44 The Walking Dead   

 

 

Captures the essence of The Walking Dead Comic Book perfectly! 

This game is truly a masterpiece. The Walking Dead has fantastic gameplay that relies on the player choices more so than anything else and the game benefits from this as there are many heart-pounding sections that require quick thinking or else the Zombies kill one of your extremely likable comrades! 

These characters are even better written than they are in the TV Show and engage the player into their unique back stories that are inextricably linked to the present events. Everything feels right; not a single objective in the game seems pointless. Character development here is one of the best in this medium as each character goes through their own grim, adult and realistic arcs that are very intriguing - It sucks you in right from the get-go. 

The graphics are perfect! Brings the comic books to life better than anything else (I really wish the TV Series followed up on this style as it actually resembles the source material.) 

Overall, a true modern masterpiece and a perfect representation of The Walking Dead by Telltale Games. The Zombie genre has never been better!

 

#45 The Wolf Among Us   

 

 

Fantastic again from telltale, it really immersive with that really grips you I already can't wait for the next take in the wolf among us the voice acting is also great.

 

#46 Tales of Xillia 

 

 

Absolutely stunning entry into the tales series. It's the same with every takes game, amazing characters, and a beautiful world. Which this has the best of? I'm loving it so far, best one since Vesperia. Another successful tales game. Cant say I expected any less at all.

 

#47 Sly 1 (PS3) 

 

 

Never been a fan of stealth but I somewhat I enjoyed this game.

 

#48 FINAL FANTASY TYPE-0   

 

 

This game made me feel human. Aside from the camera problems and not-so-HD port, the story is really good but extremely cruel. But of course, you NEED to finish the game to understand what the hell I'm talking about.

 

#49 Sly 2 

 

 

This one was extremely long and tedious I couldn't finish the entire series because of this game.

 

#50 Bloodborne   

 

 

My GOTY for 2015 so far, I never played any of the souls games before so I was skeptic at first about this one, but my god it was phenomenal. Loved the aesthetic and the gameplay was excellent.

 

#51 Hannah Montana   

 

 

It had to happen, guys, sorry.  

 

#52 Sly 1 (PS VITA)   

 

#53 PS All-Stars Battle Royale 

 

 

For a blatant smash bros clone, I wasn't expecting much, but after e3, tgs, and other previews i was actually pretty excited, and I thought it would be on par with melee, at least. However, the balance feels not that great, with especially Kratos feeling very op, and the physics feel very floaty and unbalanced. Also, i do not like the only supers KO thing, which again, makes it lack balance. Single player is too short. 

 

#54 Final Horizon   

 

 

Excellent tower defense game.  

 

#55 Dying Light   

 

 

This one was one of the titles I was initially excited for with this generation's announcement. The polarizing spirit of Dead Island resurfaces in this game in a much more polished incarnation. In terms of mechanics, the game feels like a cross between Dead Island and Assassin's Creed, while foregoing the weakness of both. In its beautiful open world, you hunt for loot, supplies, and a variety of mission types. The game has an incredibly palpable sense of environment, further enhanced by nighttime's elevated dangers. In addition the satisfying loot and parkour, there's also a really great character system. Just playing the game nets you points that you can use to further strengthen your zombie-slaying prowess. 

While the game is by and large a great title, there are few things that I wish were improved or changed. For me, item durability seems a bit low and that trivializes most weapons for me. On the plus side, this makes you cherish your good weapons even more. There are also a few moments where the parkour can be a bit obtuse, just like my vocabulary. 

 

#56 Crysis 2 

 

 

I loved the campaign it was amazing, unlike the multiplayer which was a grind fest.

 

#57 Persona 4 Golden   

 

 

A perfect recreation of an all time classic, with amazing extra features this is something you don't want to miss, defies the reason to own a vita for those yet to pick one up. 

 

 

#58 GRAVITY RUSH   

 

 

Gravity Rush is the first real gem I've played that was exclusively made for the Vita. It showcases beautiful graphics, a fun and smooth physics engine, adorable story telling that is able to get a bit dark at times, and most importantly, a fresh idea. The ability to shift gravity to your will works FLAWLESSLY and it is accompanied by an upgrade system that really makes you feel like each time you invest your gems into an upgrade, the payoff really shows. The gameplay takes place in a nice sized open world, that expands as the story goes on. The character's are likeable, and the story, while not revolutionary by any means, does enough to keep you interested and smiling. The real focus here as far as the gameplay goes comes with the many challenges throughout the world. Players can choose to help restore parts of the world they find themselves in, and in doing so are rewarded with new challenges that utilize Kat's (the main character) skill set. These challenges are range from decent to incredibly fun, and while they are not too difficult to beat and get a bronze medal in, you are going to have to do a bit of extra work if you want to get the gold. The main story has you take on a variety of quests, ranging from talking to citizens and helping find missing people, to fighting off massive Nevi (the antagonists) monsters who are trying to take over.

The world is a beautiful one, and it really shows off the power of the Vita. A game like this, where the core premise is gravity manipulation, means that the designers really had to build not only a horizontally beautiful world, but also take into consideration all the verticallity that comes with that. You are able to scale walls, run or slide across rooftops, and or jump on to massive blimps that are floating around the world and THIS is one of the things that makes Gravity Rush a truly unique experience. The world starts out relatively small and expands to something much larger by the end of the game, and it does so at what feels like just the right pace.

 

#59 Naruto Storm Revolution   

 

 

Fighting system revamped. OK. Similar to full burst. Good. New playable characters. Awesome. But no story. Gets boring after some time. Needed a far better story mode.

 

#60 Naruto Storm 3   

 

 

Quite simply the greatest naruto experience to date. From the refined gameplay to the beautiful graphics this game never fails to capture your attention. If you are a fan of anime or even fighting games this is a must buy.

 

#61 Rocket League   

 

 

Best described as legal drugs.

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To be Continued.

 

Edited August 24, 2016 by Xeliot

[mody94_Station]

Nice dude

congrats on the Rocket League plat, that was fast

[Dragon-Archon]

Nice collection and checklist. The banner is cool too, did you create it yourself? I really like the gifs (especially the one for Naruto Storm 3 and inFAMOUS 2), The gif for The Wolf Among Us is hilarious .

Edited July 9, 2015 by Dragon-Archon

[Dantes_994]

Awesome list mate! Love the descriptions as well! I still don't have a plat on this profile but I hope GoT or DA:I will be my first. I also mean to plat some of the games you have here as well like The Last of US for the ps4, NUNS3, Bayonetta etc

[Boooda]

Great list bud, some of those gifs were really funny

[Ala-Arska]

For a modest gamer, you sure do have an amazing set of Plats right there, congrats 

 

The whole list never got boring thanks to your fluid writing and funny gifs. And, like Dragon-Archon, I found The Wolf Among Us gif absolutely hilarious 

[Xel]

Nice dude

congrats on the Rocket League plat, that was fast

It's really quick to be honest, you will see more people earning it in the future. 

Nice collection and checklist. The banner is cool too, did you create it yourself? I really like the gifs (especially the one for Naruto Storm 3 and inFAMOUS 2), The gif for The Wolf Among Us is hilarious .

Thanks my fellow Dargon, I mean yeah I spent 30% of the time creating the banner. Glad you liked it 

Awesome list mate! Love the descriptions as well! I still don't have a plat on this profile but I hope GoT or DA:I will be my first. I also mean to plat some of the games you have here as well like The Last of US for the ps4, NUNS3, Bayonetta etc

Thanks mate and good luck with those games.

Great list bud, some of those gifs were really funny

Thank you for the kind words boooda 

For a modest gamer, you sure do have an amazing set of Plats right there, congrats 

 

The whole list never got boring thanks to your fluid writing and funny gifs. And, like Dragon-Archon, I found The Wolf Among Us gif absolutely hilarious 

Why thank you good sir   I too laughed so hard when I found that gif.

Edited November 17, 2015 by Xeliot

[Xel]

UPDATE: Half of the checklist was gone yesterday for some weird reason, so I had to redo it and add more stuff to it.

Edited July 20, 2015 by drag0n2

[Xel]

UPDATE:

• New platinum trophy added.

#62 LIGHTNING RETURNS: FINAL FANTASY XIII   

 

Loved the game, the story not so much I thought it was lame,  It's funny how even the characters, especially Hope points out how the story doesn't make any sense. Combat is as good as ever it's my favorite part of the game if there's one thing the trilogy excelled at it would be the combat, but overall the game isn't bad. Lightning's story was concluded very nicely without any add story DLC bs.

Edited October 25, 2015 by Xeliot

[Xel]

UPDATE:

 

•  New 100% game added.

 

Like an E-rated "LIMBO," "Rain" is a beautiful, dark, atmospheric piece that has a more innocent heart at its core. It is the perfect game to play during a quiet, rainy, lonely evening at home. The story is simplistic and doesn't come with any real 'twists' or surprises at any point, but it works for the kind of experience that the game is intended to provide. If you've enjoyed independent artsy games along the vein of LIMBO, Journey, and Unfinished Swan, then this is exactly the kind of experience you'd come to expect, and it fits nicely as another example of the many independent games which have come out in recent years which could be considered "art."

Edited October 25, 2015 by Xeliot

[Xel]

UPDATE:

• New platinum trophy added.

#63 Super Exploding Zoo!   

     

[Xel]

UPDATE:

• New platinum trophy added.

#64 BEYOND THE FUTURE - FIX THE TIME ARROWS   

 

 

It was somewhat enjoyable, but reverse harem was never my thing. 

Edited October 25, 2015 by Xeliot

[Crespelio-X12]

Trophy checklists inspire me to keep trophy hunting.

[Xel]

Trophy checklists inspire me to keep trophy hunting.

That's admirable. Keep earning them plats. 

[Xel]

UPDATE:

• New platinum trophy added.

 

#65 Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep Final Mix 

 

 

Easily the saddest Kingdom Hearts game I've ever played, I remember playing it on the PSP but now that we have the HD version a lot of the annoying stuff have been fixed like the controls, the camera however is still infuriating. Everything about the story is just superb compared to other games in the franchise with the exception of Kingdom Hearts II. The combat is amazing in this game. Vanitas is a badass villain. Terra's mobility sucks monkey balls. Aqua is hot. Ventus is a really bad character. The Mysterious Figure is the hardest boss in the entire series. Mini games were pointless. All in all, great game. Last but not least it is my proudest platinum.

Edited November 17, 2015 by Xeliot

[mody94_Station]

Nice, you plan on getting 100 plats before 2015 ends or what ?

[Boooda]

Grats on the new addition man, really need to play the KH series before 3 comes out...

[Makilio]

Really nice checklist. I need to get around to finishing BBS myself.

[Xel]

Nice, you plan on getting 100 plats before 2015 ends or what ?

Thanks. That's the plan but I guess that won't happen due to the lack of free time I have these days.

Grats on the new addition man, really need to play the KH series before 3 comes out...

Thank you Boooda, I've been meaning to get all KH platinums before KH3 to be honest 

Really nice checklist. I need to get around to finishing BBS myself.

Thanks  and good luck

Edited August 20, 2015 by drag0n2

[Xel]

UPDATE:

• 3 Platinum Trophies Added.

 

#66 Puss In Boots   

 

#67 Ice Age 3   

 

#68 God of War III Remastered   

Edited October 4, 2015 by drag0n2

[mody94_Station]

UPDATE:

• 3 Platinum Trophies Added.

 

#66 Puss In Boots   

 

#67 Ice Age 3   

 

#68 God of War Remastered   

 

Meh, scrub #getrekt #scratchmybelly

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Nice work, got anything planned for 69  and 70 ?

[Xel]

Meh, scrub #getrekt #scratchmybelly

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Nice work, got anything planned for 69  and 70 ?

Thank you my scrubby friend.   

I'll give you a hint for the 69th.. ( ͡͡ ° ͜ ʖ ͡ °)

 

 

As for the 70th, could be either The Order 1886 or Freedom Wars. 

[mody94_Station]

Thank you my scrubby friend.   

I'll give you a hint for the 69th.. ( ͡͡ ° ͜ ʖ ͡ °)

 

 

As for the 70th, could be either The Order 1886 or Freedom Wars. 

 

One of the FF13 games, kewlz... If only I could get into the FF series, I tried 13 and 13-2 on pc but didn't like them. I gave X a shot on the vita, same thing...

 

 

Best of luck. Freedom Wars is awesome, if you need any help just ask me. 

[Xel]

One of the FF13 games, kewlz... If only I could get into the FF series, I tried 13 and 13-2 on pc but didn't like them. I gave X a shot on the vita, same thing...

 

 

Best of luck. Freedom Wars is awesome, if you need any help just ask me. 

FF 13 trilogy is not the best game to get into first imo. Why not try 7 or 9 although these game have aged but they are still great.

And thanks   Freedom Wars is one of the Vita's finest games I'll make sure to ask for help if I need any.

[mody94_Station]

FF 13 trilogy is not the best game to get into first imo. Why not try 7 or 9 although these game have aged but they are still great.

And thanks   Freedom Wars is one of the Vita's finest games I'll make sure to ask for help if I need any.

I actually tried 7 as well on pc, but got bored quickly... It is probably has to do me not liking turn-based games in general, but something about Persona 4's social aspect made stick with the game longer than I did with FF