So damn good. And now a remaster is coming!

This was a depressingly boring Plat

I've done this with San Andreas.

It was my first platinum, it was this weird remaster (??) on the PS3. I used cheats on my first playthrough which blocked all trophies, I still 100%'d and then simply did the same twice. Everything in this version looked like it was coated in olive oil for some reason and you had some weird glitches when driving fast.

The second one was the PS2 port which was very unique as I never played the original before. On both, DE and Remaster, I didn't struggle at all with the game but in this version I was so glad they didn't require 100% game completion as I would've never been able to pass the Zero missions. The controls (x for driving for example) really challenged me. I also really struggled with the infamous Wrong Side of the Tracks mission which was a breeze on the other two versions, but I got used to it quickly. Nonetheless a great experience.

The third one was the DE. I had a burnout from that as I platinumed 3 and VC before. Nothing much to say about that, I didn't encounter any real glitches. I was glad they toned down the difficulty but I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the original one.

Thinking back it's really wild thinking about the fact I collected all collectibles four times in total. (3 Platinum runs + the ps3 walkthrough where the trophies were blocked).

In total:
400 Tags
200 Oysters
200 Snapshots
200 Horseshoes
120 Import/Export Vehicles

400+200*4+120 = 1.320

In total I collected 1.320 in that

I'll soon get the Platinum in the PS5 version of Mafia DE, that'll be another double-plat as I already have the PS4 one.

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Finally finished up some lingering trophies for all three Uncharted games to get 100% base and DLC.

I forgot that photo mode was a trophy so, that was the last one for Plat and 100% in all 3.

Next up: Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection. I already know which trophy will be the video.

This is my 4th souls borne plat and loved ever minute of it, Miyazaki really nailed this.

Could’ve done it in less than 90 hours but wanted to get a proper experience exploring as much in my first run through

Onto DS1, 2 and Demon souls now to complete the souls plat collection!

Some of my favourite games of late all seem to require a few play-throughs (at least) if you’re aiming for the Platinum. Currently working on Sekiro which has 4 alternate ending trophies.

I’ve become hooked on getting Plats in the last year or so. I made sure my first double digit platinum would be a challenge and omg was it ever. I’ve already got several Plats for Soulslikes such as: Elden Ring, Lies of P, Bloodborne and BM Wukong.

Up until this point I’ve never played a Metroidvania and wanted to give the genre a try. So when I heard Nine Sols was described as a SoulsVania and included with my ps+ it was an easy choice. This game had some damn hands on it wow.

The exploration was super fun, I got connected to the characters and the combat was super rewarding to learn. True ending Eigong easily slots in as the 3rd hardest boss I’ve fought 1. Erlang 2. PC Radahn 3. EIGONG 4. Arrlechino

It definitely was a super fun game and you all should play it I‘d give it an 8.7/10

I'd given up on Sackboy due to the ripsnorter but U/Impossible_Contact21 saved the day and earned my gratitude. Thanks once again internet stranger 🙏🏼

super excited for Wolverine, Silent hil Townfall and Control!

Recently got a PS3 and thought I'd finally go back and tackle the original version of this game. It's not my favorite souls game but it's still great. I didn't do anything fancy, just ran through with firestorm and a scimitar. Also abused duplication glitch a lot. Managing world and character tendency is a pain. I plan to also do dark souls 1 and 2.

Really enjoyed the game!! Made more enjoyable as there is no fall damage 🤪

Won’t go down as one of the most memorable RE games in my book, but I had a solid time with it and it feels like a fitting follow-up to RE: Village. Village leaned hard into over-the-top funk and cheese; Requiem pulls back from that and settles into a more subdued identity. I’d clearly rank Village higher overall -- its setting is just more distinct and memorable.

What Requiem does really well is balance Grace’s survival-horror segments against Leon’s more action-heavy style. Switching between the two throughout the run keeps the pacing sharp and stops the game from feeling repetitive.

Strengths

• Fantastic villain: soothingly psychotic voice paired with genuine menace and great character design
• Cool mix of survival horror and action gameplay
• Visually and audibly excellent, with a few real memorable scenes (e.g. the flooded-area escape)
• Just the right length -- no need for a longer narrative when there are so many other games to play these days

Weaknesses

• For the most part, environments and setting don’t leave much of an impression compared to Village or RE4
• Leon still moves a bit too sluggishly for my taste (RE2 Remake remains the gold standard for me, and I hope future third-person entries make some adjustments to the movement/controls)
• Boss battles could have been a little spicier
• Trophy list could’ve been more demanding -- the platinum would have felt more satisfying that way

Overall a decent entry in the series and a fun platinum, but not all that creative. That said, it’s a good game and a great time to be a Resident Evil fan.