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I need 10 more medals to unlock the Trials Trophy (i assume they are the extreme tracks).

The difficulty really ramped up on the A licence tracks. Overall the tracks are quite easy but you get one part which is really difficult to do but the satisfaction of finally doing it is a great feeling, even if you ended up with a bronze medal and 50+ retries :laugh:

Just started playing this last night, and I'm enjoying it quite a bit. I originally planned on just checking out the demo (or the "trial", but I suppose that term can be confusing now ;)), but I was having so much fun that I decided to pay for the unlock after finishing off the demo levels.

I'm loving the look of the levels in this game. I got sick of the warehouse setting in Trials HD pretty quickly, and unfortunately I can be pretty shallow when it comes to stuff like that :). Spent a good 50+ retries on the last demo level, so having some nice scenery definitely make the failed attempts go down a little easier.

Hate that music though. I actually just ended up playing my own music through the console while playing :laugh: .

Game definitely gets pretty damn hard sooner than later. I also realized it is not the best game for me to play, as I am a tad OCD and I just get obsessed with doing the perfect run on each level and not progressing enough. I may put the game down pretty soon, check out the Ghost Recon Beta or something, and come back to it once some good UGC is created. My wife watching me play the game just before said out of every game I have ever played, this is the most annoying by far to sit and watch. :laugh: That's cause she was watching the obsession with nailing the perfect run in full swing. Must. Put. Controller. Down.

Loving Trials to bits. Been playing it for a few hrs now and completed just about all the SP content. Got Golds on 1st 2 sets of tracks and just 2/3rds of the Extreme tracks to finish. Which btw are insane, but so ridiciously addictive its not funny. Literally as after the 50th or so go it becomes a f-bomb.

Editors pretty decent aswell, not been online to download any user tracks but the few Ive made my flat mates had a bit of trouble with.

Dont know what the hell youre going to need to do the Extreme tracks and get Platinum medals, never mind the final tournament for similar.

Also

Fez if anyones been playing this beautiful little slice of indy gaming, the intro to which is just class. Please share, Im on my 4th cube or something so not far in, but mainly as Ive been drawn in by the enviroments and hypnotic music, its such a georgeus wee game. The art in it draws you on to explore further. Plus the whole 3D spin element adds some nice gameplay.

Tho Ive no idea about these apparent hidden "Fez" languages or whatever :s

Fez if anyones been playing this beautiful little slice of indy gaming, the intro to which is just class. Please share, Im on my 4th cube or something so not far in, but mainly as Ive been drawn in by the enviroments and hypnotic music, its such a georgeus wee game. The art in it draws you on to explore further. Plus the whole 3D spin element adds some nice gameplay.

Tho Ive no idea about these apparent hidden "Fez" languages or whatever :s

I'd read up on it, if you want to get all the cubes. There are some really clever puzzles too, the tuning fork ones are especially fun.

When you understand it, it is actually quite easy to understand.

Fez is the second game i've 100%'d on gamerpoints

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