Well hello, hello there everybody! Welcome back to another exciting episode of Trophy Talk! In episode 77 of the show we're getting into some brand new games and trophy list reviews, all with varying degrees of excitement and hype surrounding them. Darryl takes us into the horror of Dead Space Remake, Slugger tries to parkour his way through the Forspoken trophy list, and Colin practices some sponge imitation in his examination of SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake. Along the way we ask the hard hitting questions such as; how many bronzes is too much? Why do some trophy lists have doubles of the same trophy and title? Just what exactly is zero gravity basketball? On top of all that we answer your Patreon submitted questions about our dream jobs, the PSVR2, and our impressions so far of HBO's The Last of Us. This episode was a blast to record and we hope that you have a blast listening to it. Remember to check out the Discord for details on the upcoming race beginning February 1st, and if you're so inclined leave us a nice review or thumbs up! Thanks, and happy gaming =)

Well hello there everyone!! We're so happy to be back with our first freshly recorded episode in 2023. We hope that you all have a wonderful Holiday and start to the new year. This episode marks the first episode with Slugger joining us a full time host, and as such we decided to mix it up and add a few new segments and ideas for you all. So, in addition to the gang talking about what they've been playing for the past month or so, we also have a trophy guessing game, a lightning round, and a PS+ round up to add to the repertoire of segments. None of this of course is replacing the Platinum shout outs or the Patreon submitted questions. So, in reality, there's quite a bit going on in this episode! Specific game discussions include deep dives into Inscyption, AC: Valhalla, and Star Ocean: The Divine Force. Patreon topics focus around what games in 2023 we would pick up on day one if we could only choose five options. This turned out to be particularly difficult given just how stacked 2023 is shaping up to be. Thank you all for listening, we hope you're just as excited about the show in 2023 as we are. Happy gaming and take care!

Well hello there trophy hunters. Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk! As we normally do for our end of year episodes, our final episode of 2022 and first of 2023 is something a little different. Instead of focusing on what we've been playing, we instead took some time this episode to look at our year in review. All four of us decided to go through our statistics provided by Sony for their 2022 wrap up and share them with the group, along with our thoughts and goals for 2023. In addition to that we go over a few Patreon questions including which games deserved sequels but never got them, and what we thought about the Forespoken demo that came out a few weeks back. Most importantly though, this episode marks the final episode that Eli will be joining us as a full time host. He says it better than I could ever write it but just note this is an episode you won't want to miss. As sad as that particular note is, we also have a moment of joy in that we get to welcome a new full time host to the show in Slugger. Please join me in saying goodbye to Eli, and welcoming Slugger! We hope that you enjoy the episode, and happy New Year!

Well hello there everybody! Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk! In this, Episode 74 , we've got a big bag of holiday cheer in store for you! We start of the show by talking about our Christmas wish lists and what games we may be hoping that Santa brings from the North Pole this year before getting into our Platinum shout outs and another round of patented jokes and riddles from Eli. From there we get into Patreon submitted questions which include a look at what the spirit of Christmas means to us these days as we all reside in our 30s, a thorough look at Blasphemous and if we'll ever play it or not, and what games we think are the "coziest" in the business. Finally, we get into some trophy list reviews and for this month we have a good mix for you. Eli goes old school SSX with his examination of "Shredders", Darryl braves the survival horror of "The Calisto Protocol," and Colin continues to embrace RPGs by looking at "Crisis Core: Final Fantasy 7 Reunion." We hope you enjoy the lists, and the show. Thank you for listening and happy gaming!

Hello everyone! Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk. This week, we've got something slightly different in store for you. As you could likely tell from the title, Darryl and Eli were unable to attend the beginning portion of this show. As a result we've asked one of our oldest gaming friends and community members, Slugger VII to join us! As it's his first time joining us, we spend the top of the show talking about recent trends in first party Sony trophy lists, and there specifics. We also touch on the way that Slugger got into trophy hunting, and how he approaches it now. With 298 platinum trophies and counting, he's in a league well above us to say the least. After that we get into a few Patreon submitted questions centering around Thanksgiving, and what 2023 holds in store for Sony before moving on to what we've been playing. We camp out and discuss God of War: Ragnarok for a solid 25 minutes or so and managed to do so without spoilers. It was a very interesting talk indeed, and we hope you enjoy the episode! Happy Gaming!

Well hello there everybody! Welcome back to another exciting episode of Trophy Talk! As you could likely tell from the title and the thumbnail for this episode, we're going to be talking about the God of War: Ragnarok trophy list. Now don't worry, if you want to avoid any spoilers from the list I've added some audio in the podcast that will tell you when it's about to start and what time to skip to. In addition to that we're also looking at Sonic Frontiers, and Gungrave G.O.R.E. this week and giving our thoughts on those lists! We also have some pretty fantastic trophy lists to get into some Patreon submitted questions. Looking at next year we all discuss what some of our gaming / trophy hunting goals are for 2023, and we also stop to talk for a while about CoD missing 2023 for this first time in years. What does this mean and why is it happening? Could it have anything to do with GTA6 possibly being on the horizon? Lastly we also touch a bit on the Game Awards, Game of the Year nominees and give our thoughts and impressions on who we think might come out on top. Thank you for listening, and happy gaming!

Well hello there everybody! Welcome back to another episode of your favorite bi-weekly trophy hunting show, Trophy Talk! In this, our 71st episode of the show, the gang gets together to answer quite a few Patreon submitted questions and talk about what we've been playing so far for October and November. Our Patreon supporters asked some hard hitters this time so it takes us roughly an hour and a half to get into what we've been playing. Fear not though, as the questions were indeed pretty though provoking. On the IRL side questions include things like, more stories about close calls with the bathroom, situations in retail with difficult customers, and more. On the gaming side we discuss the Xbox / Activision acquisition and what ramifications that may have had on Sony's recent showings and showcases. We also discuss what aspects of God of War 2018 worked for us and which didn't as we all highly await the arrival of Ragnarok next week. Finally, we get into what we've been playing. Eli continues his MMO / RPG grinds with Warframe, Darryl continues to try and escape the labyrinth that is Inscryption and Resident Evil 0, and Colin cleans up two old games on his backlog in RE0 and The Order 1886 before he talking at length about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2022) and Halo: Infinite. It's a jam packed episode, and we hope you enjoy. Thank you for listening!

Hello there everyone! Thanks for tuning in and joining us on the 70th episode of the podcast! As always we really appreciate you listening, your feedback and your support. For this episode we have some pretty dope things in store for you if we do say so ourselves. For starters we pick up with some trophy hunting news from around the globe. Did you know that a recent firmware update had a large quality of life improvement for dealing with "hidden" trophies? We didn't either! How do you think NA compares to the rest of the world in terms of platinum trophies obtained? Turns out, not so great well, and that's a bummer. After that we get into some riddles from Eli , our Patreon submitted questions, and trophy list reviews. This week we're taking a look at Call of Duty: MW2 (2022), LEGO: Bricktales, Gotham Knights, and Inscryption. Once again, thanks for checking out the show, and we hope you enjoy! Happy gaming =)

Hello, hello there everyone! Welcome back to a particularly saucy, and niceeee, episode of Trophy Talk Podcast. That's right, we're 69 episodes in, and at the start of Spooktober, 2022. We camp out at the top of the show to discuss Overwatch 2, and its new implementation of trophies. We think this system is an interesting idea for the games as a service genre, and we're curious to hear what you the audience thinks. After that Eli switches it up on us, that's right it's not dad jokes this time, but something even more terrifying! From there we move into Patreon submitted questions, with topics ranging from the new PS Stars program, our favorite album of all time, mixing two IP and universes together, and a new round of keep, delete, sequel, reboot. As always we close out the show with what we've been playing. Eli has some kind words to say about Metal Hellsinger and Warframe, Darryl and Colin nerd out about Star Wars, and both discuss their love of Toem. We hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

Hello hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk! In keeping with out traditions this episode has the crew reviewing three trophy lists from recently released games on the PSN. We feel we've been getting better and better at finding games that are more indie, and lesser known. Hopefully our discussions can spotlight these games within the trophy hunting community and lead to some positive feedback for developers, and positive gaming sessions for the players! This week Darryl reviews "Serial Cleaners," Colin reviews "The DioField Chronicle," and Eli reviews "Blind Fate: Edo No Yami." Let us know what you think of the games! Don't fret though, that's not all the episode has in store. We also go into a couple deep and thought provoking questions about life and Sony First Party Games submitted to us from our Patreon, and laugh / don't laugh at some truly groan worthy dad jokes. Thanks for listening as always, and happy gaming!