Nofi from TheSixthAxis writes that "trophies, whilst a relatively new aspect of the PlayStation 3, are now ubiquitous. We've talked at length about their appeal in the past and our Trophy List is maintained daily, but if you're just looking to boost your score quickly it's all about the Platinums. But which games have the easiest Platinums? We take a look at five PlayStation 3 games and give you a hassle-free pack of Trophies to select from."
"Pixar are by far one of the best movie making companies out there, and have been for years. But could Valve be gaming’s answer to such a phenomenon?"- PureDarkness
I know this isn't what the article is talking about but I'd love to see a Portal movie from Valve. All this trailers they made were awesome.
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Sorry, Valve is a solid company and has some nice IP's and many gamers put Half-life on a very deserving pedestal but they take TOO long to get anything done. As a matter of fact, M$ had to pick between Half-life and a new IP being made by Epic and eager little Cliffy B. They went with Epic because nobody know when Valve will ever get around to making and finishing a project. Best decision MGS ever made I would say huh...lol...btw...Most people were disappointed with Portal 2.
Pixar is beyond amazing and for a company to continue to put out movie after movie of such a high quality and REGULARITY, it's unheard of. Valve is lazy and it's Steam network wasn't really tested...till now. Many Pubs are going to be starting up their own networks as the technology is cheap now and valve will have to hustle if they don't want to start laying people off...you'll see what I mean. The days of taking 5 years to make a game are done.
Valve will have to have a yearly release if it wants to compete with EA, MGS who are bring XBL to the whole world via the PC, Activision will no doubt want to cut out the middle man as well, THQ, Ubi-softy...you name it, it's coming. Valve's fat, lazy good times are OVER.
Valve have made a game (or expansion pack) in:
'98, two in '99, '00, '01, '03, two in '04, '06, '07 (which was Orange box so that's more than one), '08, '09, and '11.
Not only is that regulrity but that's also 13 games in 14 years. That's also counting Orange box as one game.
Pixar has released (including Cars 2 later this year) 12 films in 17 years. So quite how you say Valve take too long to get anything done but Pixar does stuff with regularity I do not know. Stop getting butt-hurt over them taking a while to make Half Life 3 because they've given you plenty of stuff to play with in the mean time.
PSFocus writes: "Everybody has his own kind of genre film, which he or she likes to watch. The one loves horror, the other of romance. In between all these different movie viewers is a big deal. They all love Pixar films, at least, a few strange cases after then. Pixar is a studio that once in a while with nice, funny and above all very nice computer animated films come. Meanwhile, the studio has a number of years now and provide them each good movies. Their latest creation is up to them and of course the game will follow."
Games2C:
"The visual style captures the essence of the film, helped further by authentic voice acting from the cast and little filmesque clips to push the narrative along at a gentle pace. But don't be in doubt, UP is a bog–standard movie conversion – that is short in both length and ambition. An extension of the film perhaps, but not a particularly valuable addition to anyone's game collection."
This is just a list of rubbish games
isn't that easy, while I am sure it is for some. But that damn "yatta!" trophy is the only one giving me a problem. Tried several times just can't seem too be Dr. Robotnik.
These "Easiest Platinum Trophies" lists always come up with the crappiest games...
Yet they also forget to add in the singular 'easiest' Platinum trophy ever: Hannah Montana: The Movie.
Would anyone be really proud about having these in their trophy cabinet though?
In my opinion, Uncharted : Drake's Fortune, inFamous and Wolverine Origins are quite easy to get the platinum.
For Uncharted, the hardest to do is to complete the game in the highest difficulty, it will be a pain but the game is not very long, so you just have to hide as much as possible.
For inFamous, you'll have to finish two times the game (with one time in Difficult), print a map with all the collectible shards and fight more in Difficult (because the experience is slower to increase, and one trophy asks you to get all the Famous / inFamous powers) and it's done.
And for Wolverine, the game is really short and easy, finish it two times and you will easily have the platinum. Fallout 3's trophies are also easy to have but it's very long to do, but if you enjoyed Fallout 3, the platinum is an easy quest.