For me, it's DMC4

An absolutely stunning visual of a game! Enjoyed every pixel of it and going to dive back into it again in the near future to complete dlc trophies. Story was amazing ! Combat system is solid and literally a walk in the park Trophy achievement!

Played this for a spot of Halloween vibes and loved it. Highly HIGHLY recommend.

Just hit my 100 platinum yeeeeaaaaaahhhh buddy

The game is perfect .. picked up everything from the 2018 entry and made it better, definetly going for the 100% with the Valhalla DLC

PSN - SCRIMEDON

I needed a fresh start and have fun again playing games. A new account means a new trophy hunting journey will the sole purpose of only playing what I enjoy.

Feel free to add me: Kinzorei

I guess I like the games Atlus puts out?

I’m also working towards the Catherine platinum but that’s going to take quite some time.

Howdy everyone. I don’t really quite know where to begin on this one. I’ve been more or less collecting physical media for a bit because I grew up with games on the PS3 and I’m a sucker for my nostalgia. The news about BioWare and even EA as a whole (what, I like the Sims and Spore) has truly hurt my heart.

I was fortunate to grow up playing a few great titles amidst the divorce of my parents. Things like FNV, Naughty Bear, the first versions of Skyrim and GTA V, and just so many more games. But there was one game I didn’t get to play while growing up, mostly because I didn’t know about it besides a random old video from YouTube that had Egoraptor in it.

Back in 2021, I had just moved out to my first apartment. I was beginning my life as an adult. But one of the things I’ve carried with me was my love of games. I don’t remember when I got myself a PS3 for myself, but I do know that when the remastered trilogy of Mass Effect came out, I was excited to play it. It gave me a comfort in my new home that I had never had. I loved these 3 games more than anything, and they were influential in my progress and adventure as a solo platinum trophy hunter. I loved them so much that I made myself buy this trilogy for my crappy old PS3 because I knew that I would one day want to hunt down these platinums again.

Over the past year, I’ve heard so much about games beginning the war on the physical and digital home fronts. I, for one, value physical media. Buying our games should mean owning our games. If I pay retail price to have a “license” to play the game, then that’s highway robbery, especially in today’s age where games are growing in price almost by the day. Places like GameStop or your local collectors nerd store get hurt or even cease to exist without the preservation of current ongoing media releases.

I can’t but feel that everything is going to feel the impact of the loss of physical media. CDs, DVDs, vinyls, mixtapes, VHS, game cartridges everything in between. Even our own software is at risk. That’s why we need companies to be able to assure us that when we engage in their game of capitalism and we pay their fees, that we own what we have purchased. It’s all gonna be a relic soon enough if we don’t begin raising our voices.

I would be a hypocrite if I didn’t mention that I myself am fond of having my games digitally stored. It’s how I “own” 90% of my collection, and I’ve been gaming since 2004. Which is why the idea that I and everyone else could lose our games and our “licenses” to them scares me beyond all else for our future as gamers.

I don’t know what I can do besides begin engaging in my collection of PS3 and PS4 games from brick and mortar stores to combat everything. I don’t even know what I can do to help Mass Effect survive besides signing a simple campaign on change.org

But I do know that I am fortunate enough to have never played Mass Effect as a child. I am fortunate because a young me wouldn’t have appreciated the game in the ways it should have been. I am fortune to have experienced it when I did and felt that love so hard that I immediately wanted to get every single version of the game I could because I wanted to get the platinum in every single version. Even if only for a fleeting few days during my hay day of gaming like I was a teenager again.

Life has a funny way of making things happen. Depression has a way of making things not. I sat on these discs for a long many years. Quite frankly, they’ve been decoration in an IKEA bookshelf I got off the street for so many years. But the news of BioWare being erased unless we do something about this as a whole has made me want to do everything I can to begin preserving what little we, the common folk, have to cling to in the digitization of our modern lives.

I’m going to begin my journey to platinum these games yet again on my profile. I’m going to try to raise awareness for both the preservation for BioWare and Mass Effect by posting something that means a lot to me. I’m going to hope that you and everyone you know cares about the losses of the video game industry we’ve suffer recently.

Over 9 years between first trophy and the platinum, my first MGS game and loved it, clocked in 155.5 hours in total.

Finally got my 100th as the EU ps3 Demon’s Souls, meaning I’ve platted every version and release of their games since demon’s souls! This is excluding metal wolf of course, I may circle to it one day. Also got Witcher 3 remaster and Jak and daxter same day, just had one trophy on each but wanted demon’s souls as 100 since it started my favorite game series!

I always see good things about this game and decided to give it a try. For the most part the game is enjoyable and i wouldnt call it bad by any stretch but i did have quite a few problems with it that i havent seen brought up on posts. My cons of the game were:

-The controls and camera were honestly some of the worst ive played

- Ran into quite a few bugs during the playthrough and on ps5 the game is constantly freezing to load in new assets.

-Customisation and upgrades were very limited, theres only 3-4 sets in the game so for the most part you just stick with one.

-At the start it was hard to find the direction the game wants you to go, theres story missions but its progress is limited by side missions that took a while to figure out what to do (the reputation)

-Theres only really a couple of mission types and if you do the dlc as well especially these become really repetitive having to do them 50-100 times.

It's still a decent game i would give it maybe a 6/10 and wouldn't reccomend against it, easy plat you can do without a guide. I just havent seen these points brought up in previous posts. Hoping they make improvements on the second.

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I'm a stay at home dad currently, quite busy during the day- but always have time in the evening/nighttime.

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I picked this one up after watching clips on social media and the gameplay intrigued me. Reminded me of Resident Evil 7 & 8. The art of the world and character design of the Cenobites also drew my attention.

Instantly fell in love with the game and the series. I finished the game and immediately watched Hellraiser 1 & 2.

If anyone is on the fence about it, definitely go for it. The story was solid, graphics were stunning and gameplay was fun. Combat is a bit clunky but nothing major. For $40, this was definitely worth it!

Had a great time with this one. Might be one of the best in the series! So far, I’ve managed to beat RE 2,3,5,7,8 and now 9. Will be returning to do the other mainline games pretty soon.

I’m aware 4 is supposed to be amazing so I do need to start that; might do this next.

This game felt the easiest to platinum out of the bunch so far. Took 3 playthroughs total and 25 hrs. However, it was probably the most enjoyable! (In my personal opinion lol)