There are many people like me who love to play a game and then replay it just to get all trophies.

I do it not to show them off but because I feel like I've truly completed those games. I'm a gamer who loves to do everything there is to do, explore everything there is to explore, do everything in a game.

What about you? Do you try to get as much trophies as you can? Which trophies are you most proud of?

My most cheristed trophy is the Platinum trophy of FFXIII. I started the game when it came out but only got the platinum trophy in August!

At the moment i'm trying to get the Platinum trophy of Resonance Of Fate, which is very time consuming too.

It really depends on the game. I like getting trophies and achievements while playing but I don't play the games just for the sake of getting over 9000 trophies/achievements. I usually finish the main storyline first and then do all the sidequests etc I've missed on the following playthroughs.. If I happened to like the game enough to actually play it a second time. And then there are those games like LBP and Sing Star which require a lot of friends and attention whoring to get a Platinum Trophy, I don't even bother with those.

I don't have a single platinum trophy but I'm pretty close to getting one in Fallout 3. I'm missing 2 of the main quests and most of the DLC quests (but since the DLC quests don't count I'm only missing 2).

I think the Xbox and PS achievements/trophies are different, but I'm proud of my FFXIII achievements. I haven't gotten them all yet... Getting all weapons and bracelets and stuff like that and equipping them is taking a lot of time... But yeah, I try to get all of the achievements.

I only care about the achievements if they're plausible for me to do. Like killing one of those LongGui or whatever in FFXIII, the one that will give you the actual achievement, never going to happen. And only 30 GS for it, not even worth it.
That being said I'll only get achievements for games I actually like playing.

I don't really play for the achievements though, more the enjoyment of actually playing.