Hello everyone! Welcome back to another episode of your favorite bi-weekly trophy hunting shenanigans! There's quite a bit to cover in this week's episode so let's get to it. At the top of the show the crew covers some changes to the formatting for episodes moving forward. Don't worry. The schedule and cadence up uploads will not be changing but the content per month will now be divided into a more news and discussion heavy episode , and a more deep dive into what we've been playing in the second episode of each month. After that we get into the listener / Patreon submitted questions. Topics include, what genre's we avoid trophy hunting in, what game we're looking forward to most, and how we all balance our schedules to be able to game and trophy hunt. After that we dive deep into a discussion of Norse mythology and the trophy list for the newly released Tribes of Midgard. Overall, the list is pretty good in terms of distribution, and artwork. However, the market is flooded with these games as service, and season / battle pass heavy experiences. Does the industry really need more of these? Finally, the crew closes up the show with what we've been playing. Eli continues to trudge through hell and the bodies of felled demons in Doom Eternal. Colin comes near the end of his journey in Demon's Souls and discovers the joy of the Spyro Reignited Trilogy. Darryl comes ever closer to finishing out his experience with Ethan Winters and Resident Evil: Village. We hope you all enjoy the show! Thank you for listening!

Hello everyone and welcome back to Episode 37 of the show! We've got quite a bit to cover in this episode so sit back, relax, grab some popcorn and get ready. The gang starts out with a discussion about the titles shown at Sony's most recent State of Play Event, namely Sifu, Deathloop, Lost Judgement, and Death Stranding. Overall we can't help but feel that some of the art directions, and overall game directions for titles these days don't jive with our gaming sensibilities. After that we answer a Patreon submitted question concerning game recommendations for the listeners, and have a broad discussion about the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 trophy list. What can Treyarch and the Call of Duty games do to make their trophy lists, specifically those centered around the zombies game mode, more accessible? We have some ideas. Finally, the show closes with what we've been playing. Darryl has found himself drawn in more and more to Resident Evil: Village. Eli has gone over to the dark side and found a love and appreciation for Minecraft, and Colin finds a hidden gem in Plague Tale: Innocence. We hope you enjoy! Thank you!

Hello and welcome back everyone to another episode of Trophy Talk Podcast! We've got a bit of a lengthy episode for you today, but there was quite a bit to discuss. For starters, Colin has finally procured his PS5 along with the "Pulse" headset from Sony. Suffice it to say, he's got quite a bit to say about it, and Eli chimes in for a solid discussion regarding the two pieces of hardware. From there we get into Patreon submitted questions including discussions on auto popping trophy lists from PS4 on PS5, what games we think should get the PS5 treatment / boost, and our overall thoughts on the "Dual Sense" controller. After that, the gang discusses the trophy list for, "A Plague Tale: Innocence" which was recently announced as a PS+ offering for July. To cap off the show we talk about what we've been playing. Darryl heaps quite a lot of praise and renown onto "Ghost of Tsushima" (days before the directors cut official announcement). Eli has been slaying demons left and right but mostly just multiple times in a row in "Doom 2016" and "Demon's Souls", and Colin lunges forward in his completion percentage of "Mass Effect". We hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening!

Welcome back everybody to episode 35 of the show! We're recording a bit earlier this week so the gang is a bit tired but none the less we've come together, in a melding of the minds to bring you some important topics and updates. Colin begins by ranting about the pure craziness of trying to procure a PS5 in the current market. Eli gushes about his love of "Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart" while acknowledging its glitches, and Darryl finds his new love aka an incredibly difficult and grindy trophy list. In between it all there are discussions about narrative dissonance in open world games, the meaning of life, the "Star Wars: Squadrons" trophy list, and what options Sony has to compete with Game Pass. We hope you enjoy the show! =)

Hello trophy hunters and welcome back to episode 34 of the Trophy Talk Podcast! This episode has got some hits in it, that's for sure. While some of our long time listeners are in for a big surprise, so too are Darryl and Colin. Eli has been up to some stuff and he'll tell you about it later on in the show. Before we get to that though this show is full of all the goodies you've come to expect and love. We begin with a discussion of a return to normalcy, and Darryl's experience going to the movie theater again. After that the crew digs into the questions submitted via Patreon and has some great discussions concerning RNG trophies, games that don't have plats that we've 100%'d , and what Platinum trophy we would want removed from our list. After that we break down the trophy list for the upcoming PS5 exclusive, "Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart." Turns out that the trophy list looks pretty damn good and continues many of Sony's first party studios trends with regards to designing trophy lists. Lastly the show closes with what we've been playing, and the surprise alluded to before. We hope you enjoy the show, and are pretty sure you will. Thanks for listening!

Hello trophy hunters and welcome back to episode 33! The crew is back recording a bit earlier in the morning than usual, and on little sleep so you may hear some small Freudian slips in this episode. Where is more coffee when you need it? Regardless this week saw some big news with regards to trophies, specifically in the realm of "Fall Guys". What was once an unobtainable incredibly rare trophy in "Infallible" became obtainable for quite a few folks this week. For a small window the trophy was boostable in private lobbies before being patched out. As we all utilized this method to get the trophy, we discuss the ethics of this and if generally speaking, we feel guilty about it. After that we discuss the trophy list for "Stranded Deep", another of the free PS + offerings for PS4 in the month of May. As always the team closes with what they've been playing. Eli has already finished his first play through of "Outriders" but is yearning for more! Darryl reaches a huge milestone and finally earns the platinum in "Friday the 13th", and Colin continues to inch towards the 100% in "Resident Evil: Village" while getting distracted by a new multiplayer game, "Knockout City." We hope you enjoy!!

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Trophy Talk Podcast! This week's show is quite the banger as we've all been playing some great games and been up to some nefarious deeds. The show begins with a pretty lengthy discussion answering questions submitted on Patreon as well as announcing the winner of the first leg of the trophy hunting race on the Discord! The crew then moves on to some news stories from recent weeks, including our take on the 100 Platinum stream. Also, Colin stands on his soapbox announcing confusion by the laziness in the "Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance" port's trophy list. From there we touch on what we've been playing. Eli continues to expose all of us to a plethora of games, some greater than others, and some with some glitched achievements. Darryl moves ever onward and upward in his quest for the "Friday the 13th" platinum, and Colin gives a lengthy initial impression of "Resident Evil: Village". Thanks so much for listening to the show, we hope you enjoy! =)

Hello and welcome back to episode 31 of the Trophy Talk Podcast! In the beginning of the year we launched our Patreon page and titled the episode "2.0 Update Required." This week, as we get into the second trimester of the year, we felt it was time to share some updates with our community about our Patreon page, our trophy hunting race, and our community night. So, as a result, we're calling this episode "Patch Notes 2.1". We hope you all enjoy learning a bit more about the future content of the show and what you can expect for the next four months. After the housekeeping, we dive into the hard hitting question of whether or not it's okay to wear your shoes in the house when you get home from work, as well as the classic Patreon submitted questions we've all come to love. Would Eli truly be able to beat the Devil at Guitar Hero? He thinks so. After that, we have some brief news discussions before disecting the "Returnal" trophy list. Long story short, the game is likely going to be much harder than the trophy list would suggest. We close the show out as always with what we've been playing. Eli learns to let go of some of the games as service games he's been drawn to lately, Darryl provides more updates on "The Mean Greens" and his journey in Lordran, and Colin takes us back to the early 2000's with "Star Wars: Republic Commando". Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!

What's going on gamers! Welcome back to another episode of Trophy Talk. Quite a lot has been happening recently in the world of Sony. Announcements seem to be coming out every week concerning Sony studios, services, or titles. Typically speaking, the news hasn't been positive but it's certainly worth discussing at the top of the show. So, we do just that. Why would "Naughty dog" be remaking "The Last of Us", and what does that mean about the ecosystem? For some lighter discussion the team addresses quotidian topics like how often should a person wash their clothes, and what is a proper amount of jeans to own? For list reviews, this episode centers around "Days Gone" and "Outriders" both of which seem like solid trophy hunting options. Lastly, we get into what we've been playing. Eli continues to add larger titles to his games as service catalog by beginning "World of Warcraft", "League of Legends", and "Outriders". Can one man do all that? We don't think so. Darryl has come to almost the end of his journey in Lordran and "Dark Souls". Colin tries to cosplay as a drill sergeant in "Mean Greens" and "Star Wars: Republic Commando" but ultimately fails? All that and more behind the play button. Enjoy!

Hello and welcome back to episode 29 of Trophy Talk! The strange topics and Patreon questions this week are extra spicy as the crew debates things like: the proper way to eat ice cream, if mixing a bite of salad and pasta is okay, and which video game character we would want to be in real life. For our list discussion this week we touch on a smaller co-op game, It Takes Two. Which, as you'll find out the crew thinks has a pretty good list! We also discuss which games we would want to give the remaster treatment too, bringing their glory of days past in to the current era. As always the show ends with what we've been playing. Colin and Eli both have caught the PC gaming bug and have spent a great deal of time with League of Legends and Diablo 3 respectively. Darryl on the other hand has become master of his own fate and is already well on his way to completing NG+ in Dark Souls. So stay awhile and listen! We hope you enjoy the show. Happy hunting!