Sony is giving away a real life Platinum Trophy on March 17th through its 2020 PlayStation Player Celebration campaign, Actually obtaining that trophy, however, will take some🌌 busywork, knowledge and a whole lot of luck.
Everyone will be able to win goodies as long as, but the actual winner must to this website on March 17th at exactl💦y 11:00 am Pacific time to answer questions correctly. That means being the first 𓄧person there and having the knowledge to pass before everyone else. Only the first two people to correctly answer the question will qualify for the reward. In other words, it might be best to brush up on your trophy knowledge of the most popular games before then. The winner will also get a 100.00 PSN gift voucher and codes to redeem several games.
On February 24th, the contest will officially open for everyone who's registered their ID. From there, the amount of trophies earned by everyone will count towards community milestones to earn rewards. The first Community Goal of 500k tro🍨phies earned and 128k games played will net everyone a PS4 Static theme. The second goal of 375k games played and 1.5M trophies earned will earn 5 exclusive PSN Avatars. And the third and final goal of 675k games played and 2.7 million trophies earned will give a PS4 Dynamic theme. It seems the biggest hurdle to getting these rewards is letting people know this contest actually exists.
Anyone who has played a game since the PlayStation 3 introduced them knows what a trophy is. Trophies are the little rewards that pop up in the corner of the screen while playing a game. To get a "Platinum" trophy, pಌlayers need every other trophy the game has to offer. That means sometimes putting in hundreds of hours of work. Some trophies are so ridiculously tedious that most players never win the Platinum, such as Final Fantasy 9's "jump rope 1000 times without missing" trophy.
It seems that the real life Platinum Tropꦓhy will be as unobtainable, but if you think you have what it takes, remember, March 17th, , 11 AM. Go𝕴od luck.