Gravity Crash’s Secret Trophies
Those three tricky secrets revealed exclusively on TheSixthAxis.Published 02/12/2009 at 11:00 by nofi
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We exclusively revealed what the list of Trophies were for PSN title Gravity Crash back on the 13th of November, but with three secret Trophies. However, now we can exclusively reveal what the secret Trophies are, and they’re pretty nicely hidden:
Outsmarted (Bronze)
- How to get: dodgy a homing missile long enough so it runs out of fuel.
Within Acceptable Parameters (Bronze)
- How to get: in manual shield mode, save yourself with shield at 5% or less.
Mega Points (Bronze)
- How to get: gain a score of 1,048,576
Some really well done Trophies, I’m sure you’ll agree – there’s at least one there that would have been pretty damned tricky to figure out on your own. As an aside, remember that you’ve still got just over a day to work on your Gravity Crash level for our competition.
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urbankiller14 | 02/12/2009 11:04
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is there platium if there is i am ganna ace this !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Erroneus | 02/12/2009 11:09
Wanted "Trophy Hunter" but was too late.
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Nope it’s a PSN game, no platiniums in there.
But “gain a score of 1,048,576″ … wat
Is there some trick to that score?
shields_t | 02/12/2009 11:18
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I can only assume it’s a developer score, I’m clearly not going to come close, this game has made me think about how much harder games were when you got 3 lives and no continues, I’d barely have made the second level by now if that was the case with gravity crash.
Severn2j | 02/12/2009 12:19
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1,048,576 is 1 Megabyte displayed in bytes.. Back in the old DOS days, I used to see that number a lot.
Raen | 02/12/2009 12:29
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@Severn2j It’s also what you get from 4KB (sorta, see my comment below).
jacklum | 02/12/2009 15:00
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You have to beat pretty much the entire game in one sitting to get that score (and collect most of the items/destroy most of the enemies). I did it with about 10 lives left…
jacklum | 02/12/2009 15:31
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One tip I would give is not to destroy the refuelling crystals all the way as they regenerate over time. Gives you plenty of leeway to take your time and explore more, especially in the later, longer levels.
BadBoyBoogie | 02/12/2009 11:08
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That’s a bit of a weird score to attain for the Mega Points trophy!! I haven’t had a chance to start playing this much yet, but I’ll get around to it soon hopefully, once I finish some of my other games!!
nofi | 02/12/2009 11:10
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Not really mate, it’s the binary result of 1 million bytes.
urbankiller14 | 02/12/2009 11:14
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ment to reply to dis
shields_t | 02/12/2009 11:20
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Right you are, been a few years sine my last quantitative methods lecture. I get less headaches these days!
Raen | 02/12/2009 11:43
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Was just about to reply with that. The developers are being super geeky is all.
Raen | 02/12/2009 11:49
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Although it’s not a million bytes surely? Unless my binary is super rusty it’s 2 to the power of 20. One byte is 2 to the power 8, and (depending on how you use the bytes) 2 bytes is 65,536 or 512. That means that 1,048,576 is either 2 bytes and a nibble (half a byte) or 4096 bytes by my reckoning. 4096 is also a big deal being 4 KB, so that’s my assumption.
BadBoyBoogie | 02/12/2009 11:52
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Ah, thanks nofi…makes more sense now.
Sting_HP | 02/12/2009 15:19
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Thank you for fully explaining that Raen.
FluBBa | 02/12/2009 15:22
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It’s just 2 to the power of 20 or 0×100000 in Hex base, nothing to do with bytes.
Raen | 02/12/2009 15:24
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Hasn’t considered running it as Hex.
Watchful | 02/12/2009 15:34
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@FluBBa As far as the trophy is concerned it does seem to be related to bytes (or bits). 1048576 is the number of bytes in a megabyte (or bits in a megabit) which is presumably why the trophy is called Mega Points.
urbankiller14 | 02/12/2009 11:14
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true
Manorhowze | 02/12/2009 11:49
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There are 4 hidden trophies on Gravity Crash. You missed out Feeble Humans. Rescue 50 stranded crewmen