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Retroachievements Mastery #26 - Myst (3DO)

I hadn't played Myst before but I've heard of it. Nice little adventure game. You do have to think outside the box for some of the puzzles though. Cheevos were standard for the most part although there was one which required knowledge of the film Back to the Future, bizarrely. I've never seen it so it had me stumped for a while

Well done mate, that's brilliant. I'm currently 3 months into my weight loss, and down 30 from 291 (my highest ever) to 261. Same as you, just eating more sensibly. Want to start working some exercise into my routine to help tone as well as reduce.

Keep it up, you should be proud of yourself!

Retroachievements Mastery #25 - Friends: The One With All The Trivia (PS2)

Being a big Friends fan, I really enjoyed it. Questions weren't too bad. Just had to complete game modes on all difficulty settings. Took around 2 hours

Retroachievements Mastery #24 - Soul Star X (Sega 32X)

This was an unreleased prototype. A space shooter which was pretty fun. Only took 5 minutes or so to Master

Retroachievements Mastery #23 - The Final Fantasy Legend (Gameboy)

Going through some consoles I'm not used to to see what the game's are like. Enjoyed this one. Achievements were straight forward, basically beat the game with 1 party member instead of 4. However you can becoming ridiculously overpowered early on so it wasn't too much of a challenge. Took about 6 hours to master

Astro's Playroom

It blew my mind and chocked full of easter eggs and nostalgia

Retroachievements Mastery #22 - Corpse Party (PSP)

I hadn't heard of this one before, its a fun little survival horror/mystery game. Very atmospheric, really enjoyed it. Mastery involved seeing all endings and getting all tags predominantly. Took around 20 hours or so

Retroachievements Mastery #21 - Gran Turismo 2 (PS1)

A really tough set mainly due to getting gold on all licenses. I had to set the game aside a couple of times due to the difficulty. The rest of the achievements were tied to getting 100% completion and they were fairly straight forward. Total play time around 85 hours

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Aloy

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Monokuma

Final Fantasy XIII

Yes

I was never a NES guy unfortunately, but would definitely participate in other systems

Retroachievements Mastery #20 - Dino Crisis (PS1)

Nothing too strenuous. Complete the game multiple times to see all endings. A separate playthrough with no weapons and then beat Operation: Wipeout in less than 8.5 minutes. Took around 20 hours. Good game but I prefer the more action-oriented sequel.

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Except no hornyposting

Or pornyhosting

I thought you were talking about Artificial Intelligence

Final Fantasy XII

I gotta go with REmake.

Is there a link to thr snubs bracket, or am I being blind?

Ones that spring to mind are getting the Platinum trophy on Gran Turismo 5, beating Evil Within on Akumu mode and getting 10 stars ranking on Silent Hill 2

The one I'm currently working on is up there too. 100% Final Fantasy 12: IZJS on Weak Mode. Just got the last 20 levels of Trial Mode to beat

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Phelps

Resident Evil, although I'm not sure it counts as it wasn't released. But impressive what they did with it

Didn't feel anything in UK

Wow, didn't realise Another Code had made it to Switch. I wonder if that opens the door to Hotel Dusk?

I'm currently hooked on retroachievements. Basically achievements/trophies for older consoles. Working my way through Final Fantasy 12: IZJS playing New Game Minus (Weak Mode).

I played it for the first time last year, it is top tier

Yes

Bloodborne losing to Tetris in R1

LOL

Boss

This shows how far PH could have made it with a kinder bracket

I was just reading about it. This is fucking horrendous. I hear 7 people went down with the bridge

Yeah unfortunately he did count.

The wording of the achievement was "Beat the game without anyone leveling up (Includes GFs and temp party members)."

In all fairness it meant I needed to beat a lot of fish on Balamb beach (by carding them so I don't get EXP, only AP) and then play a lot of cards and modding the good ones. Then I used Break on as many forced (non-boss) encounters as I could

Retroachievement Mastery #19 - Final Fantasy VIII (PS1)

Some tricky save management required with cheevos for beating bosses with certain restrictions (including levels). Had to collect all cards, do all sidequests etc. The most difficult ones I'd say was beating Ultemecia GF only at Level 65 or below, getting a perfect score of 600 on the SeeD exam (which meant you had to destroy the Black Widow AND make it back with 25 mins still left in the clock) and beat the game with all characters and GFs at their initial levels. Total play time of about 70 hours but I abused fast forward a ton

Vase

Mate, that is rough! That kinda shit stays with you. I hope you're doing OK, and I hope for a positive outcome for the driver (if possible)

What makes you think you won't win?

Love is blind