Well, you should have a firm grasp on the game's main story after completing it twice to unlock that mode in Arkham Origins. It also depends on what the difficulty will be (hard or maybe harder).

so how is this going to work if people will hide/unhide their trophies every now and then?

I've been jumping around too much with games. I refuse to play GTA5 until the online is at least stable enough to play, plus I don't want to have my single player save get corrupted or anything. Every time I go to play DW8 or DW7XL, I end up dozing off in the middle of a battle or something similar.

I've been playing through Lego Pirates, but Lego games tend to take around 15-20 hours to plat and have a static formula to getting there. There's a few other games I wouldn't mind completing as well.

I still don't know how that works. Does it hide the trophies from other people? If so, are they taken off the total amount of trophies you have acquired?

They should have just make it an option to straight up delete low/zero percentages on trophy lists.

I haven't tried it yet, but I'm pretty sure it only hides the entire game's trophy list from other people online and it won't change your overall trophy count. You will still see the game on your offline trophy list. Would be a good option to just delete a game with 0% but for now this is the next best thing... and to hide any Hanna Montana trophy lists. lol

How are you doing with it? I admit I suck at fighting games, never play them, but aren't the Vita controls very inaccurate? I struggle to do a hadouken, I guess 2 out of 3 times I fail at it.

Also, how are you supposed to play these type of games, with the stick or with the digipad?

Finally got a diamond rank (top 1%) in a Rayman Legends vita extreme weekly challenge level Was top 7 out of 1400 to start with a super fast time. Then got knocked back to 9 out of 1800 before the end of the challenge. I was feeling really confident my time would hold in the top 1% since I was a 10th of a second away from the top 3.

Now I calculated it will take approximately another 3 1/2 months of playing Rayman Legends every day to platinum it with the daily & weekly challenges. Still need about 2,200 points and I'd need to get 2 golds every day on daily challenges and 2 golds for the weekly challenges for 14 weeks to reach the final level 11. You get 50 points for diamond, 10 for gold, 5 for silver, and 1 for bronze on challenges. If the Vita version adds in the 28 missing levels from the PS3 version that should speed up the process by a couple weeks since the offline medals count towards overall level points.

HideoK said: Finally got a diamond rank (top 1%) in a Rayman Legends vita extreme weekly challenge level Was top 7 out of 1400 to start with a super fast time. Then got knocked back to 9 out of 1800 before the end of the challenge. I was feeling really confident my time would hold in the top 1% since I was a 10th of a second away from the top 3. Now I calculated it will take approximately another 3 1/2 months of playing Rayman Legends every day to platinum it with the daily & weekly challenges. Still need about 2,200 points and I'd need to get 2 golds every day on daily challenges and 2 golds for the weekly challenges for 14 weeks to reach the final level 11. You get 50 points for diamond, 10 for gold, 5 for silver, and 1 for bronze on challenges. If the Vita version adds in the 28 missing levels from the PS3 version that should speed up the process by a couple weeks since the offline medals count towards overall level points.

Damn that platinum is the hardest ever :D (maybe besides Gran Turismo 5 and Wipeout HD) I'm still to plat Origins, I won't even try to get it on Legends. Anyway Kudos to you!

Oh man, these Mirror's Edge time trials are extremely difficult. You need to be really skilled to even come close to the 3 star target on most maps. Especially the dlc maps. I was thinking about going for the 90 star trophy but I think it's beyond me. Thank god it's not needed for platinum.