Trophy Adventures – Top 10 Hardest PS3 Trophies

admin October 29, 2012 15

Thanks for getting this video over 5000 views ^^ This is my first official video and a top 10 list of the hardest PS3 trophies I’ve earned. I hope you enjoy. Quality for the most part is quite good as well =D The Moogle picture was drawn by my lovely pseudo-little sister Nicole Kuik. The games displayed are owned by their respective companies. The random pictures were found on Google Images. The voice and script are mine. Fan mail to [email protected] Link to my public PSN trophy lookup us.playstation.com

15 Comments »

  1. luisinchains October 29, 2012 at 7:14 AM -

    that deadspace one is brutal. what about the one in megaman 10, “clear the game without getting hit”……for a silver trophy….

  2. billmaher4tw October 29, 2012 at 7:41 AM -

    @TheElectroclown (cont.) but nothing rage inducing. 3 wasn’t too bad for me. Now i’m wondering if i should crack it open and make it be my first legit ps3 plat since it would be easy and be a “proper tribute.” lol just read my typo from before “platinumums” – i like it 😉

  3. billmaher4tw October 29, 2012 at 7:44 AM -

    @TheElectroclown i don’t have any ps3 platinumums (mostly just cuz i don’t try for them and play as long as i enjoy the game) but ironically enough on my ps2 i completed every little thing in sotc (except for going to the top of the tower where the forbidden fruit is) but it doesn’t count of course even tho i bought the HD remake. Whadda bummer : / idk if i wanna redo every little thing again even tho it is my fav game of all time. I thought had some challenge in timed hard mode was 6 & 12, but

  4. TheTerminatorChris October 29, 2012 at 8:19 AM -

    I think getting all gold trophies for one gold trophy in Gran Turismo 5 is pretty much the hardest of all. It should be up there. And to consider collect 1,000 cars and get a bronze for it? Thats hard.

  5. Heenokul October 29, 2012 at 8:41 AM -

    This depends on the definition of “hard”
    You mean it in term of skills, and me in term of absolute value.