The aptly named PixelJunk 1-4 is the fourth game in the first series of PixelJunk games, but don't get too attached to the name, because Q-Games is holding a naming contest so that the community can have the honor of labeling this installment. Gamespot had the opportunity to play through a few levels of 1-4 for the first time at Sony's PlayStation Gamer's Day in Los Angeles last week, and they were pleased with what they saw. PixelJunk 1-4 is an action puzzle game in which you pilot a rescue ship through a hazardous underground cavern, likely on another planet, to try to save your trapped workers. Armed with missiles and a grappling hook, you use the natural elements in your environment--water and magma--to search for a path to safety.
Don’t expect future PixelJunk titles to force you to go out of your way in order to get 100% trophy completion.
Good? This is bad news. Trophies should require some sort or challenge otherwise its a stupid system.
they never said they wouldnt be a challenge. if you read the article, it says the trophys will be made to be aquired more naturally while playing. i have %100 in pixeljunk monsters, i cant recall one trophy that i got just from playing naturally. i had to play intentionally to unlock them. for example, Deep Impact- Destroy 15 enemies at once with the mortar tower, or Wishing Well- Drop 100 coins into the water and clear the specified stage are not trophys that are aquired naturally
psn games will never get plats unless they got enough content to be comparable to disc games.
Every gamer should have a quality shooter in their repertoire, but quite often the feel of the game can translate straight to frustration, instead of fun. If the control scheme is too touchy or slow to respond, all other factors become irrelevant. No matter how gorgeous the graphics...
TheSixthAxis: 'Zuler's been at it again, this time bringing us some trophies for Pixeljunk Shooter, a good couple of weeks before it might release here and a month before it will release in Japan. He's away right now, though, so it falls down on my considerably manly shoulders to post them. Please, thank our dear Zuler in the comments.'
