Quite frankly I have other games to play and other things to do with my life than chase down digital trophies. Again, I really like that they exist. I rarely play a game once I finish the main campaign/story, unless its a multiplayer game or sandbox or something.

I don't have that many, because I just can't be bothered to get the dumbest trophies, especially in games I didn't enjoy that much. Anyway, the list:

• Assassin's Creed: Mirage: It was OK. Some of the trophies were somewhat painful to get, but since I got pretty close to platinum with fairly little effort, going all the way wasn't too much extra work.
• Assassin's Creed: Origins: I don't think it was too bad, especially considering I loved the game? I don't really remember anymore since it's been a while.
• Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped: I loved the game, and the platinum was a fun challenge, aside from some painful levels. Overall, it wasn't too bad though.
• Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires: This was easy nonsense, but it was my first platinum. I wish I'd got a worthier platinum as my first one.
• Final Fantasy XIII: Easy for the most part, then pure grind for the last ones, I think. Stupid nonsense for the last trophies, but it was only my second platinum, so I was ready for a bit more effort. Also, I loved the game, despite its obvious flaws.
• Ghost of Tsushima: I loved the game, and I actually had fun getting the platinum as well. I don't think there was any nonsense involved in getting the trophies.
• Horizon: Zero Dawn: After I was done with the game, I was fairly close to getting the platinum anyway. Still took a while to get it, but wasn't too bad. I don't generally like meaningless collectibles, which was required for the platinum though. Not a fan of getting the best rank for all the hunting trials either, but at least they were pretty easy for the most part.

The hard part for GT Sport were the online trophies. Yet since I got so addicted to the online races (over 15,000 run) those came easily. I ended up with 1310 victories total out of the required 91 lol. The license tests in GT Sport were not that difficult like GT6.

I fell out of love with online racing in GT7, or rather towards the end of GT Sport already. PD messed up the penalty system so bad encouraging dirty play rather than clean driving. It wasn't fun anymore so I quit. No interest in bumper car racing.

When I play GT7 nowadays it's on PSVR2, racing classic cars offline around the Nurburgring.

I have no desire to grind the rest of the gold medals for platinum. I did complete everything in the game but some gold medals aren't fun to go after. Nor are some of the trophies.

I finished Blood & Truth on PSVR. I enjoyed it but not enough for secondary play throughs. Too many other great things to play! Although I would love ton play it again remastered for PSVR2 with the sense controllers.

Have you picked up a wheel for racing games? And may I suggest you try the Dirt series or Dirt Rally as they are pure racing fun and if you still have psvr 1 Dirt Rally is in VR. I recommend Dirt 4 in particular though as Dirt rally and Dirt Rally 2.0 can be very difficult. 

No I've never used a wheel, don't have the space for it. Besides that I spend years racing while standing due to a back injury and then I got used to it. (Was a bit weird in VR though, wearing a car helmet lol)

Dirt Rally was great on PSVR1. I bought Dirt Rally 2.0 with the expectation it would come to VR, still waiting :/ Haven't played much of 2 because of that.

Anyway atm I haven't played anything in well over a month. Summer time is here, longer days, means less time and more physically tired at night. There's still a barrier to play VR when tired and flat games don't interest me much anymore. (Plus with HDR it really needs to be dark outside to enjoy it fully, still light at 9:30 pm now) I rather go to bed early and fall asleep with some TV.

My interest in games will get back eventually, I've had these long pauses before. However it doesn't help there's nothing much exciting coming out nowadays. Usually it's some great RPG or action adventure that draws me back in but the pickings are slim. Most my gaming time is in the winter months, too many outdoor activities competing in summer!

The new Ace Combat, Aces of Thunder, for PVSR2 might get me back in. No release date yet. I haven't started Madison VR yet, just not dark enough in the evening. (Sure the headset blocks out light, but it feels weird to put a headset on when the sun is out and play a dark game)

The trick is to find a game that's completely mindless. Diablo 4 is a perfect example. Don't focus on getting anywhere in the game, just sit back (maybe listen to a podcast or music) and let your hands play away. Other things that work include Tetris, bullet hell games, arcade racing and old school platformers. This will get ya out of the slump and you'll soon realise that it is the over all goal in the games, the vastness or whatever that is keeping you from gaming and not the moment to moment gameplay which is where the fun is at and why we should be gaming. 

Marvel's Spider-man (0/10)
Marvel's Spider-man 2 (0/10)
Mass Effect 2 (0/10)


There's other games that either are on XBox or have some sort of internal achievement system that I got all of them in. I.e. Banjo Kazooie XBLA, Kirby Air Ride, Smash Bros. Brawl, Kid Icarus Uprising. I don't really care much about trophies. If I really like a game, it might serve as an excuse to play it longer, but I don't care too much about the trophy itself.

Spidermans platinum brought you zero enjoyment? Hmm, I remember that one pushing me to do all that side stuff I'd never have done otherwise and while it got a bit tedious I found it generally enjoyable. Zero? You sure...