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Because i like the Game/s

... i ran out of new Games

Simply to increase the Playtime of every Game.

To keep up with Friends/others

To increase my E-peen, noob

A bit of everything.

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As for myself:

If i really enjoyed a Game (like Fallout 3, Demons Souls), i want others to tell that, and the best proof is to achieve simply everything in it.

additionally, there's always some kind of competition for me. I'm not a trophy/achievement whore, but if i REALLY like the games i played, i want to be equal (or even better, by achieving everything) with Friends. :)

but dont expect something big, there are just 4 Games i completed to a 100% so far.  (So its Answer 6 for me.)

.. and you guys :)?

Is it ok if I talk about trophies?



Your silence speaks volume. I consider it a yes.

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I like to see that 100% complete. It's prestigious.

if it doesn't demand too much time (Fallout 3, Source games) or super skills (SFIV), I try to complete the game, because if I don't, it's like I left something before finishing it.

to allow myself to sell a good game

To make people who look at my Achievements/Trophies feel bad about themselves.

It works.

I'm a gamer with a compulsive disorder.

I frequently find myself crying in front of my PS3 after comparing achievements with friend :)

E-peen and self gratification.

But anyone who see's my rather shoddy trophy collection (average less than 20% I think over all games) would see I dont feel much need to feed my e-peen.

It also has to be a game I enjoy alot to try and go out of my way to get Trophies/achievements. The only ones I have done so thus far are Dragon Age and Tekken 6.

The only games I got 100% in are Avatar and Tomb Raider Legend......and then, they created TRL downloadable content. Instead of buying the DLC to play Tomb Raider Anniversary on Tomb Raider Legend, I bought the actual TRA disc. Now, my perfect TRL score is gone!