Shrygue
September 22nd, 2008, 20:47
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=197533)
Yes, Mega Man 9 looks f-ing brilliant, but one extra treat that has people talking are the insanely tough Achievements in the Xbox 360 version.
With ridiculous challenges like finishing the game without dying, or multiple times in one day, they look set to become some of the most prestigious Achievements in any game. But sadly, the PS3 won't be getting the same treatment.
Capcom's Jon Diamonon, who recently officially confirmed the game for PSN for $9.99 (£6 here, maybe) has revealed that the PSN version will not have Trophy support. When asked, he simply said: "Sorry, no trophies."
That doesn't mean the challenges won't be in there - we've seen the Wii version which does have the same challenges as 360, but only as a game-specific feature, so we expect the same of the PS3 version. But you won't be getting any trophies to show off to mates, though.
Without trophies, would you bother with the challenges?
Screenshots (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/viewer.php?mode=article&id=204617)
Yes, Mega Man 9 looks f-ing brilliant, but one extra treat that has people talking are the insanely tough Achievements in the Xbox 360 version.
With ridiculous challenges like finishing the game without dying, or multiple times in one day, they look set to become some of the most prestigious Achievements in any game. But sadly, the PS3 won't be getting the same treatment.
Capcom's Jon Diamonon, who recently officially confirmed the game for PSN for $9.99 (£6 here, maybe) has revealed that the PSN version will not have Trophy support. When asked, he simply said: "Sorry, no trophies."
That doesn't mean the challenges won't be in there - we've seen the Wii version which does have the same challenges as 360, but only as a game-specific feature, so we expect the same of the PS3 version. But you won't be getting any trophies to show off to mates, though.
Without trophies, would you bother with the challenges?
Screenshots (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/viewer.php?mode=article&id=204617)