The first patch for NBA 2K16 has just been released for PC users and is rolling out on Steam right now weighing in at about 87 MB.
To celebrate the ten year anniversary of PlayStation trophies, let's look at the five most ridiculous platinum trophies of all time.
Fortnite is just an absurd grind not necessarily that difficult, but the hardest platinum trophies are from games like Super Meatboy and even moreso, Crypt of the Necrodancer.
Super Meat boy!
I intended to platinum it, but I never went to see the complete list of trophies until not too long ago. I said to myself back then : "the hardest one must be getting a+ every stages", but no. They had to include a "complete all worlds without dying once" for each world, including the dark world versions! How crazy is that ?!?!?!
Still never seen any harder than Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter
Be #1 on the Leaderboards
Overwatch's and Final Fantasy X for me
Other multiplayer games these days or if they have an online part of the game
Final Fantasy IX...those 200 jumps...urgh
Final Fantasy IX 1000 jump rope is total bullshit. Luckily you can use an auto clicker script with PS Remote Play
I got to 680, lost focus for one second and failed. I couldn't believe it... decided to collect all the cards instead haha
DC heroes such as Deadpool, Harley Quinn and Quicksilver lol Damn, I do not take this list seriously.
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Games that cheat are the worst, and not for the reasons you think.
Super Mario Kart.
Good lord, the struggle...
Mario Kart 64 was almost as bad, but not quite.
Tiger woods pga tour golf. No matter how good you played, the other players scores were close at end of round. I had to take extra strokes, then play my game the last round to prevent this.
