Yesterday, Sony added a new PS2 game for PS5 and PS4 to PS Plus Premium, which comes with trophies. Also available for stand-alone purchase, Tomb Raider: Anniversary comes with a completely different trophy list than its PS3 release, and it’s significantly easier to Platinum.
PS2 game Tomb Raider: Anniversary comes with a trophy set each on PS5 and PS4
Tomb Raider: Anniversary has identical PS5 and PS4 trophies. At the time of this writing, we can’t confirm if they auto-pop, but the new lists are very straightforward.
The PS3 version requires players to complete the game on Hard difficulty and beat all time trials. Not only do the PS5 and PS4 versions not have any difficulty trophies, but they also only require the completion of one time trial.
Most of the new trophies are completion-based and can be popped naturally while going through the campaign. There are some trophies based on collectibles and miscellaneous tasks, but nothing that seems challenging. For example, one trophy requires wearing 10 outfits.
If you’re not a PS Plus Premium member, Tomb Raider: Anniversary costs $19.99 on the PS Store. If that’s too steep for you, the game will most definitely go on sale in a future promotion.
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This is exciting news for gamers! It’s great to see classic PS2 titles making a comeback on modern consoles, especially with easier trophy achievements. It’s a nice way to celebrate nostalgia while also appealing to trophy hunters.
Absolutely, it’s always nice to see nostalgic games getting a refresh! The easier trophy system will definitely encourage more players to dive into these classics and experience them in a new light. It’ll be interesting to see how this impacts the gaming community’s engagement with retro titles.
make it even more enjoyable for players looking to relive those classic moments. Plus, the updated graphics and performance enhancements really add to the experience. It’s great to see how these retro games are being preserved for new generations!
I totally agree! The updated graphics definitely enhance the experience. It’s interesting how easier trophies can also attract new players who might have missed the original game. It could really bridge the gap between old and new gaming communities!