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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has confirmed that a new achievement system, similar to PlayStation's Platinum trophy, is in the works. Here’s what’s known and what’s still a mystery.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma confirmed on August 5 via X that the team is developing an achievement system similar to PlayStation's Platinum trophy, responding to a fan's question.
User @brandonww83 asked, "When will you introduce an equivalent to the Platinum trophy for achievements?" Sharma replied simply, "The team is working on something for the end of this year!" No further details about the name, visual design, or an exact launch date were shared.
On PlayStation, once you collect all trophies (bronze, silver, gold) in a game, you earn a special Platinum trophy unique to that title. This has become a status symbol among players, showing how thoroughly you've completed games and how many Platinum trophies you have. Currently, Xbox does not have a similar "completion" reward; the system only tracks individual achievements and your total Gamerscore.
The Xbox achievement system was actually introduced in 2005 with the Xbox 360, and PlayStation responded with its own trophy system on the PS3 in 2008, starting with Super Stardust HD. Now, Xbox is preparing to bring back a refined version of the format it originally started, inspired by Sony's take.
Sharma's statement leaves many questions unanswered. It's still unclear whether the system will be called "Platinum," how DLC and future updates will affect completion status, or if the feature will be applied retroactively to older games. Some sources refer to it as a "Completion Bonus," but that's just speculation and not an official name.
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Sharma only mentioned "by the end of this year" with no exact date announced yet.
Probably not. Sources suggest Xbox is likely to choose a different name and visual design that fits its own brand identity, but nothing has been officially confirmed.
No, current information indicates that Gamerscore will remain; the new feature will be an additional completion reward.
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