What is your biggest gaming achievement?

What is the biggest gaming achievement you ever did? I am not talking about like Xbox 360 G points I am talking about personal. For example getting my first time 10 kill streak.

1) What was the achievement?

2) What video game?

3) When did this happen? (Date)

4) What console?

One of Mine goes way back to the mega drive days beating Altered Beast finally as a kid. Always found and still do hard as nails.

A real sense of pride and accomplishment beating up smurfs. Just something really satisfying about upsetting someone going round deliberately looking for easy wins.

1. Beating Mirror's Edge in VR without getting motion sickness
2. Mirror's Edge Steam verison
3. Sometime Spring or early Summer of 2016
4. Oculus Rift

Like 8 streak kill in Hardcore HQ in COD4 with a deagle?

What is the biggest gaming achievement you ever did?

Here is three of them-

For me I don't think there's much of anything significant. Others would look at this as nothing special but I'd say the most tedious thing I've done is get the Ultima Weapon in the first Kingdom Hearts game. Another one would be completing the Pokedex in Yellow.

Am I proud of these achievements though? Not really. Because after it's all said and done I'm kind of like..."OK, that's over." That's why I kind of just play a game and complete what I want to complete without going out of my way to do other things.

Don't undersell yourself too much dood. All the ones I put up look like chump hour for speed-runners, but I never compare myself to people who make a living off gaming.

What matters is if it's an achievement to you. If you punch a fist in the air and happy with what you did? That counts.

Also I got into Pokémon with X/Y. Never come close to completing a Pokedex ever. That takes some commitment, seems like a pretty good achievement. and Don't know much of Kingdom Hearts, but they're not exactly known as easy games from my knowledge.

Attended a Local LAN Party event when I was a teenager, Saw they held a Dead or Alive 2 "Tournament" where you could win five bottles of Coca-cola as the top prize and won the Tournament using the Bayman character.

It was a very short trip into E-sports now in retrospect.

Well I've always been big on trophies so that's really the only way I know how measure gaming achievements. Anyway, 100% on GTA IV's trophies (including DLC) and beating Call of Duty World at War on Veteran always come to mind.

Getting the nuke on COD.
Beating the Easter Egg on IX with random players.

PUBG móvil anh ganado juego 3 consecutivos. es un muy móvil o puede descargar en mobidescargar.

I guess just beating Rocket Knight adventures back in the day or something...

When I got out of Yharnam in Bloodborne. Omg the best bit of the game is at the start, the learning curve is steep but once you get passed that bit everything becomes smooth and you learn the enemy patterns, mastering the visceral attack too on the PS4.

Beating XCOM 2 (PS4) on Legendary difficulty with Ironman turned on. Took many many attempts and I remember I finally got it as the expansion was being released.

Also proud of having the no.1 score on the PSN for Sengoku 3 caravan mode.

@gettingonwithgaminglife: My favorite part of Bloodborne for me was the gatling-gun man. Warns the player well in advance and then becomes a bit of a find cover encounter, till you come from behind and kick him off the clocktower.

My biggest Videogame moment is not on Console. But on a coin operated arcade machine. In 1987 I clocked 9999999 on Bubble Bobble using Power up! and original Game. a feat I have not been able to repeat at the Arcade or on home console Playstation 2 Taito Legends.

I use to be really good in MP games back when I cared about them I was pretty damn good in Battlefield 2 back in 06-07. I got accused of hacking all the time it was always funny and sometimes I would kicked from the server from triggered admins it was great lol.

1) I played a game for ten hours straight

2) Crackdown 1

3) Feb 2007

4) Xbox 360

@RSM-HQ: Havent even used that yet lol. On first playthrough still because I play a lot of other games too. I like the Hunters Axe and have been doing well with the blunderbuss, though I regretted it because I should have used my blood chunks to level the repeating pistol instead during Gehrmans fight. I managed the parry, but much less effectively.

Being paired up against Justin Wong in Super Street Fighter II Turbo and making him pause (he still won).

Street Fighter II Anniversary on PS2 at the Season's Beating's Tournament in Columbus OH.

I'm not one of the best in the nation, but I have been told I am one of the best players in the tri-state region by more than a few people.

And one time my boys had to bring up some dudes from Cincinnati to challenge me specifically.

Getting the "Kill less than 100 foes in one story mode" trophy in Sengoku Basara Samurai Heroes. What is cool about that trophy, the normally in one level of the game you kill about 700-1000 foes. One story session in the game is about 6-9 levels. So it was a bit tricky to kill only the specific foes to finish the objectives to get this achivement.

Winning PUBG is my highest gaming achievement. Knowing that you’re number one out of 100 players is quite the rush. There’s nothing else in gaming that matches the adrenaline you feel when you’re the last two.

• Going platinum with AC: Origins.
• September 2018..?
• PS4

Other small achievements include getting all the Grandmaster Cat witcher gear in The Witcher Wild Hunt.

1.- i finished dark souls 1,2,3, with all their respective DLCs, within a week, no boss was left behind.

2.- Getting Joyesue in FFXI after camping the monster that drops it after several days of waiting for it to spawn, and having lost the mob to other people several times.

3.- Finishing FFXI period.

4.- My little big planet Platinum trophy, i got it legit, i spent weeks creating a single level, which got me all the "likes" i needed for the trophy, i also needed enough people to add you to add me to their favourite creator list, i was very proud.

5.- Finishing Zelda: A link to the past and Ocarina of time at a very early age, and not knowing any english at all, same with FFVII-FFIX, i finished all those games without knowing wtf was going on, but i liked the music, so i kept playing. Weird huh?