Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic will have Trophy support

Tyranitar24 | July 18, 2008 | News | Playstation 3 Gaming Tech/Hardware

Playstation Lifestyle has confirmed that Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic, a fighting game that will be releasing for the PSN sometime in the future, will feature trophy support. Apart from this, the game will also have multiplayer for up to four-players, leaderboards to show everyone who is the best in the game, and you will be able to perform different attacks, such as air attacks.

If you still don't believe the source, check out Sony's game profile, which also confirms trophy support for the game.

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Cruxis Mana | July 18, 2008

This should pass the time nicely until LittleBigPlanet comes out in October.

... That is if it comes out soon.
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PangTong_Blademaster | July 18, 2008

Someone working on LBP said deinately October and Beta in September. I am getting sick of these arcade games with trophies, developers need to get off their asses and make some for real games like GTAIV or MGS4
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  VeGiTAX2 | July 18, 2008
  
  Odd, Rag Doll Kung Fu the original was developed primarily by Mark Healey around 2005. I'd have to wonder how long it would take a single person to ever finance and produce a game the size of GTA IV or MGS4.
  
  It helps to realize that there are smaller developers around and they do try to make best with what they have. I find it fortunate that he lucked out and Sony ended up helping bring his project to new levels. Individual developers don't often reach success like that in days like these.
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Final Blade | July 19, 2008

_{This sounds interesting. I may check this out in the future.}