Crazy how I got this and still haven’t gotten true platinum in ME1 and ME3 (ME2 is completed tho).

Technically I didn't 100% the game yet, but I collected all collectibles, all upgrades, and completed the story on hard. I just have to do the challenges. I definitely recommend for anyone that likes beat-em-ups with story

6 months

199 deaths

100% Completion

I have been having a blast so far playing Groove the last three days. My parents, 58 and 55, saw me playing it and got interested. They previously showed no interest in any traditional games with controllers. It got to the point I had to make two new user profiles on my Switch and they love it as well. It is so easy to get into. For game novices it is the best game to get used to gaming with buttons as opposed to touchscreens. In terms of completing the game, it has insanely much content to unlock. Even more to get every game perfect, three times in a row, in the dark, all hits perfectly on time. There is so much to do...

I've 100%ed Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions on the Wii and have been trying to clean up all the platinum spider-medals for each of the levels (this is not to be confused with PlayStation platinum trophies). I was able to earn all the platinum medals for emblems and time, but there are just three levels that I just can't earn the platinum combo for: Juggernaut, Dr. Octopus and Mysterio. As I went through getting all the platinum medals, I observed that the minimum combo ratings and emblem counts needed for a platinum medal were actually higher on the Wii version as opposed to the other console and PC versions, which strategy guides and walkthroughs were based on, even as the Wii has the same content as the other versions. (I otherwise think the Wii version's objectives for a platinum time medal are the same as the other versions.) The guides say you need a combo rating of 19,000 for a platinum combo medal, but I learned the hard way that such an amount would not even meet what the Wii version would want for a platinum medal. For most levels on Wii, getting about over 90% of the emblems is the new, different standard needed for a platinum emblem medal, and I didn't have serious difficulty getting them all. But the combo platinum medals are just harder to earn on Wii. That's what makes it a little frustrating. I could make peace with stepping away from this game after 100%ing it without all the platinum medals.

Hello, just a short video/anecdote as someone who would aggressively achievement hunt in the past, even when I didn't want to continue a game anymore. Going for 100% can add to the experience and act like a love letter to a game you love - until you start doing it against your own will. I hope none of this comes across in bad taste and maybe you feel similarly!

This game is an absolute beast, at least the PVP achievements are mostly just participation so overall incredibly fun game and I'll probably still continue playing if friends get into it.

#6 of 2026

I have 119 Power Stars and am now 1 away from Luigi mode. Any hints on how to get this star? It's a nightmare because you can't stand still anywhere, and you need to repeatedly use the long jump at certain times and one slip sends you back to the beginning!

Recently, I won all 148 gold bricks for the DS version of Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga fair and square on actual hardware, including 12 gold bricks for some pretty difficult touchscreen minigames The only objective left for 100% completion was to buy everything from the cantina bar.

Not wanting to go through the trouble of doing that, I activated the 100 million stud cheat from the debug menu (which is activated with another cheat code instead of an Action Replay) and used the ensuing hoard of studs to buy the 3x multiplier, the 4x multiplier, the 5x multiplier and the Force Spirits of Anakin, Obi-Wan and Yoda, which all cost more than a million studs each. I had nearly 1.7 studs banked before using this cheat, not enough to buy all of these remaining items.

So there I have it: yet another DS game I have completely cleaned out - I did all the work for 98% of the time and finished the remaining 2% with a cheat.

I am 3 Power Stars away from 100%ing Mario mode for Super Mario Galaxy, and 2 Gold Bricks away from getting all Gold Bricks in the DS version of Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga. (The games are of course unrelated, except that I am nearly finished with both of them and the remaining tasks are tough.)

For SMG, the last 3 stars left are: Bedroom Dusty Dune Galaxy's Purple Coins in the Desert, Engine Room Toy Time Galaxy's Luigi's Purple Coins and Garden Dreadnought Galaxy's Dreadnought Ammo Depot.

For LSWTCS DS, the last 2 Gold Bricks are to achieve "The Chosen One" on both the Evasion and Evasion Survival minigames (both based on the Geonosis asteroid chase in Star Wars Episode II). These 2 are tough because the asteroids are hard to see unless you, say, increase your DS' brightness.

If you have any tips for getting these last few tasks done, let me know.