Hello everybody! Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk, your favorite bi-weekly trophy hunting show! The gang has got some solid Patreon submitted questions to go over this week before we delve into what we've been playing. Topics include, the nature of Pokémon, geography, what games we're looking forward to trophy hunting in Q1 of 2023, and the trend to set new games in a neon cyber punk aesthetic. Of course there's more than that. Dad jokes are here, we do a new section that shouts out platinum's earned in our community (thanks to Skrilus), and discuss just how lame this recent West Coast heat wave was. After getting warmed up with that we dive into what we've been playing. Darryl completes his time with Mafia 3, (earning the full 100% including DLC), before beginning Jedi: Fallen Order. Eli is back at it again with not one, not two, not three, but four live service games, (though he has pre-ordered and anxiously awaiting Metal Hellsinger). Finally, Colin talks about his time with Cowabunga Collection, and Resident Evil 4. We hope you enjoy and thank you so much for listening. Don't forget to leave a nice review if you like the show, follow us on your Podcast service of choice, and check out the Patreon if you're so inclined. Thanks!!

Well hello hello there everyone! Welcome back to Episode 66 of the Trophy Talk Podcast. While new releases may be somewhat slow at the moment, the crew has still managed to pull together six different games and trophy lists to talk about. On top of all that we've got quite a few listener submitted Patreon questions to get through. So, buckle up. Compared to our last few episodes this one is a bit longer! With that being said though, the normal absurdness of dad jokes, questioning the origins of "Blue Milk", ranting about difficulty related trophies, and questioning the viability of the Switch in 2022, ensues. Do we have the authority to talk about many of these things? Certainly not, but we do so nonetheless. Enjoy and thank you for listening!

Well hello, hello there folks! Welcome back to another exciting episode of Trophy Talk! There's been an uproar recently, regarding the newly announced and written about game, "Press X for Trophies," and amongst us it spurs a discussion concerning how the PSN is curated, how trophies should be balanced, and whether or not we even care about a trophies overall value. In addition to that we discuss which Discord, and or Patreon supporter we would want to change our gaming perspectives with and why before getting into what we've been playing. Eli finally, (FINALLY!) turns on his PS5 and plays some "Spiderman," Darryl finishes up a long grind with "Killzone," and nears completion with "The Quarry," and Colin has seen the light and majesty of "The Last of Us: Part II. " All of that and more behind the play button. Thank you for listening and happy gaming =)

Well hey there you fine folks! Welcome back to another exciting episode of Trophy Talk! We hope you've all been enjoying your Summer and have been able to get in some solid gaming time. The gang is back together today to review some trophy lists for a few lesser known games, vent about some truly annoying experiences with our trophy hunting recently, and answer our Patreon submitted questions. So, let's get into it. Questions from Patreon include, what platinum we would steal from our fellow cohosts, thoughts on our next trophy milestones, and if we'd be willing to accept a challenge for next years trophy hunting. From there we move on to review the lists for, "Bright Memory: Infinite," "Escape Academy," and "MADiSON." All of these games have come out within the last month, are smaller titles on the PSN Store, and have great lists and distribution!

One final thing to note, I (Colin) chose to surprise switch the intro song for this episode to match a topic I discuss at the top of the show. This song was not created by any of us, and is not owned by any of us on the show. The small clip of it played is from the OST for "Ruined King: A League of Legends Story," and was written by Gareth Coker. It's a wonderful game and OST that I highly recommend. Anyway, enjoy the show! =)

Hello hello everybody! Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk! The crew has been up to some nefarious deeds, if you couldn't tell from the thumbnail, we all got together the night before recording to play some Magic the Gathering. It was a very fun time, and that discussion dominates the first few bit of the show. After that, we get into dad jokes, Patreon questions and what we've been playing so far in late June and early July. Some of the questions were hard hitters this week, asking things like; what exactly are our life plans? Is the world flat? Who from Last Stand Media would we want to guest on the show? Games for what we've been playing include, It Takes Two, Demon's Souls, The Quarry, Ruined King: A League of Legends Story, and Arcadegeddon. Thank you all for tuning in to the show, we hope you enjoy =)

Hello hello everyone and welcome back to Trophy Talk! We have a pretty exciting show in store for you all today so thanks for tuning in. For starters, Summer is a time where Colin always feels drawn to playing RPGs. We begin by discussing if any other genre's of game are at home in a particular time of the year. After that and some greatly themed dad jokes from Eli, the crew gets into our Patreon submitted questions. In this we discuss trophy distribution, My Name is Mayo, potential pet names, remakes and remasters, and what game would be a fair trade for God of War from Microsoft. After that, each of us goes into detail on a trophy list of our choosing! Colin goes retro and looks at the Capcom Fighting Game Collection, Eli somehow finds another free to play multiplayer game with Arcadegeddon, and Darryl continues his examination of Supermassive Games lists with Man of Medan. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

Hello you fine people, and welcome back to another exciting episode of Trophy Talk! In this, our second episode for the month of June, we take some time to talk about all the fun games we've been playing! Well... at least most of them are pretty fun. Before we get to that though we regale you the audience with stories of champagne and bathroom grand openings, tales of stolen cheese, dad jokes, and questions from our Patrons. Included in these questions are our favorite / most anticipated games coming out of Summer Games Fest, whether or not we would survive living in the last game we played, what the best breakfast food is, and what the longest break we've taken from trophy hunting is. Thank you so very much for your support and for listening. We hope you enjoy the show, happy gaming!

Well hello hello there good people! Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk! It's been about three weeks real time since the boys have had a chance to sit down together and there's much to catch up on. Colin has been away on his honeymoon for the last 10 days so the boys take some time at the top to catch up on Canadian exchange rates, the intricacies of the French language, and recap on the wedding. After that Darryl prompts us each with a unique scenario in a zombie apocalypse and how we would handle it. Our responses are pretty different indeed. For Patreon questions we delve into topics such as when the right time to introduce your kids to gaming is, and if we think difficulty related trophies should exist? Spoiler, yes they should. Finally, as is tradition in the first episode of every month, the gang each brings a trophy list to discuss and review. Colin begins with Super Perils of Baking, the newest game from Lillymo Games. Eli finds a pretty interesting blend of zombie survival and Minecraft to talk about with Deadcraft, and Darryl throws praise at another Rebellion list in Sniper Elite 5. We think these three games and lists all seem really solid in a time when arguably it could be said not much is coming out. We hope you enjoy the show and as always thank you for listening!

Well hello hello everybody, and welcome back to another exciting episode of Trophy Talk! It's a big day, as of the time of this uploading Colin has been married!! This episode was recorded in advance of the big weekend but don't you worry, it's still jam packed with everything you've come to love from the crew. This week's episode includes a range of discussion such as how we handle savings / paychecks, what are some difficult games in our backlog we've been waiting to play, do we use zippers when we pee, and what our names would be if we could pick new ones! After that, and a healthy dose of dad jokes, the gang gets into what we've been playing. Eli has discovered the joy and the majesty of one of the oldest and most storied card games, Magic the Gathering, Darryl jumps into some smaller more chill titles before beginning his tour with Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, and Colin goes back to 1996 to play one of the best retro FPS's available in Quake. We hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

Hello hello everybody, and welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk! While the industry by and large is in a bit of a drought right now, (as far as new AAA releases go) the boys have had time to ponder other things. What are the three qualities we look for most in a partner? What indie games are worth our attention? Does Colin have horrible Reddit etiquette? These are the kinds of questions we hope to answer in this show! Plus, we have our slew of dad jokes, Patreon submitted questions, an update on our Discord race, and trophy list reviews. It's a packed episode, so thank you for listening! We hope you enjoy =)