10 Easy Ways To Get Impossible Video Game Trophies

Being good at the video game you are playing is one thing - and a thing that you are, at some point in playing, expected to become, as you steadily improve through the hours you play it until you're no longer in scrub territory (or at least a little less bad).

Being good at a video game within another video game is an entirely different ask though, as often these are optional extras that you don't play nearly as much, and that you thus don't have as much time to get good at unless you form a strange bond with the minigame.

Or really want an achievement from it - such as A Crack In Time's delightfully named "My Blaster Runs Really, Really Hot", in which you need an eye-watering 10,000 points in the arcade game also named My Blaster Runs Hot.

Only, if you were really struggling, there was a handy way to make netting this literally half the work. You can play this minigame with two players, and you can still get the achievement this way, meaning you only need to get half each to finally get your reward.