'Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite' News: 47 Trophies Set To Be Made Available For Players
Several Trophies linked to the game's different modes
"Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite" is just about ready to be released, and while fighting game fans wait for it to hit store shelves, they can already read up on what they need to know if they are going to claim this title's Platinum Trophy.
The full Trophy list for this soon-to-be released game can now be seen on Exophase, and it looks like players will have to work on getting 47 different rewards.
Many of the game's Trophies are tied to the modes that players can try out.
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For instance, by simply managing to go through Arcade Mode successfully, players will be given the "Earth's Mightiest Hero" Trophy. If players keep coming back to Arcade Mode and are able to finish it using all the characters included in the roster, they will then trigger the "Full Roster" Trophy.
Mission Mode players have Trophies waiting for them as well.
Players who can accomplish 20 missions will trigger the "Sidekick" Trophy, while those who can double the amount of finished missions will receive the "Super Hero" award. Players will really have to dedicate themselves to Mission Mode if they want to get "Living Legend" as it requires them to complete 100 missions.
There are also Trophies handed out to "Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite" players who are able to go past certain points of Story Mode.
Some Trophies will only be given to those players who excel at executing combos during Arcade and online matches, while others are rewarded after players manage to repeat certain moves a specific number of times.
It also looks like players will have to spend plenty of time competing in online and ranked matches if they want to earn all the available Trophies.
The players who are somehow able to unlock 46 of the game's Trophies will then be given the "Master of Infinity" award.
Players can start working their way through "Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite's" Trophy list as soon as the game is released on Sept. 19.
