u/Gabuendia

I'd love for you guys to comment on what you think of my trophy collection. I bought my PS5 3 months ago, and I had 11 Platinums from when I used to play on PS4. My goal is to reach at least 50 before 2027

Quiero que me digáis vuestras trilogías favoritas y cual es en vuestra opinión la mejor de la historia.

Mi favorita es la de Prince of Persia de PS2

Pero últimamente estoy obsesionado con la de Spider-Man porque me parecen juegos increíblemente buenos

El otro día pensé que por desgracia, se acerca la hora de que abramos nuestro último juego en físico. Por eso, me parecía una idea curiosa grabarme de aquí a 2028 abriendo los juegos físicos que compre, como un bonito recuerdo. Aún así, hay que seguir molestando a Sony y Playstation hasta el final. #NoDiscNoBuy

I gave up on the Watch Dogs platinum back in 2017 because I couldn't be bothered grinding the online trophies. The other day I was looking through my profile, saw it sitting there, and decided to give it a second chance. Less than 24 hours later, I had the platinum

Great game, by the way. It may not have the best story, but it's a lot of fun to play

Estos son mis 6 videojuegos favoritos de todos los tiempos. Según el día que me preguntes igual cambio de opinión y meto Ghost of Tsushima, Pokémon Platino o Assassin's Creed II. Se agradecen opiniones y recomendaciones.

Acabo de terminar GRIS y es sin lugar a dudas el videojuego más hermoso que he jugado nunca. Voy a jugarlo una segunda vez para platinarlo. Qué feliz me hace saber que se ha desarrollado en España. Es para estar orgullosos ♥️

A recent study by Harvard University revealed that 100% of players who don't pet the foxes have no soul and will probably go to hell. Just to be safe, I always pet them. I'd recommend doing the same

Hi everyone. I've been playing video games my whole life, and I absolutely love them. They're my biggest hobby, and I can't imagine my life without them.

But there's something that's been on my mind lately: why don't any modern games become some of my all-time favorites?

For example, I'm currently playing Ghost of Tsushima, and I think it's absolutely incredible. I love this game. Even so, I already know it won't earn a spot on my list of favorite games.

Why does this happen? Is it just nostalgia for the past? Or did older games really have a certain magic that today's games don't?

My all-time favorites are:

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time

Ratchet & Clank 2: Going Commando

BioShock Infinite

Assassin's Creed II

Alice: Madness Returns

I'd love to discover some new all-time favorites. Based on my taste, do you have any recommendations?

Hey everyone! I recently started playing Sly Raccoon, and today I finally earned the Platinum Trophy.

I'm 31 years old, and the only time I ever got to play Sly Cooper before this was when I was about 8 years old on a demo disc. If I remember correctly, that demo only let you play for 30 minutes.

I'm not going to lie—this has been the most stressful Platinum I've earned so far. If I ever found out who thought it was a good idea to make the time trials so incredibly tight, I'd definitely have a few words with them. Thankfully, I found a video showing a few glitches that helped save some time, and after a long battle with my controller, I finally earned the last trophy.

You have my respect if you've platinumed this game too.

Thanks for reading!

I finally went back and finished Ratchet & Clank after leaving the platinum unfinished all the way back in 2017. I completed the game at the time, but I never had the motivation or patience to clean up the remaining trophies.

Coming back to it years later was a really enjoyable experience. Trophy hunting has become a much bigger hobby for me, so I was determined to finish what I started.

The trophy that gave me the most anxiety was the one that requires every enemy to dance. Throughout the entire playthrough I kept wondering if I had accidentally missed one and would end up needing another run.

The Pokitaru amoeboid glitch was a huge help. Being able to reload the save and fight endless waves made leveling the Omega weapons much easier, while also giving me plenty of Raritanium and holo-cards.

There's something really satisfying about returning to an old save file and finally earning trophies you left unfinished years ago. Finishing this platinum after so long felt special, and in some ways even more rewarding than earning a brand-new one.

Thanks for reading!

Hey guys. I just earned my 19th platinum trophy with Hogwarts Legacy. I'm really happy to have achieved it because I've always been a huge fan of the books and movies, and it was a platinum I knew I had to add to my collection sooner or later.

I honestly don't understand why I've seen so many negative opinions about this game. For me, it was a magical experience, and I'm actually a bit sad that it's over. I really hope we get a sequel someday.

The only downside to this platinum is having to create four different save files just to play a certain quest with each Hogwarts house. But overall, it was definitely worth it.

I'd like my #20 platinum to be something special. Any recommendations?

Thanks for reading!

Hi guys. I just earned my 18th platinum trophy. This was my first time playing Horizon, and I honestly enjoyed it a lot.

Lately, I've seen quite a few negative comments about the game on Twitter, and I really don't understand why. Did you guys enjoy it?

I finally got the Platinum Trophy for Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time!

I'm not going to lie, this platinum was a real pain. The Captain Qwark minigame trophy nearly drove me insane, and there were moments when I honestly thought I'd never get it. But after a lot of retries and patience, I finally managed to pull it off.

It feels great to have this one completed. Definitely one of the most satisfying Ratchet & Clank platinums I've earned 🎉