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Unofficial Xbox wrap-up shares your gaming stats for 2022-Michael Beckwith-Entertainment – Metro
In lieu of any such recap app or feature from Microsoft, another website has put together their own Xbox wrap-up for fans.
This looks very similar to Sony’s PlayStation wrap-up (pic: TrueAchievements)
In lieu of any official recap app or feature from Microsoft, another website has put together their own Xbox wrap-up for fans.
Whenever a new year approaches, people love to reminisce and reflect on the past 12 months; to look back on all the things they experienced. Something that’s conveniently provided by the likes of Spotify Wrapped, which does all the remembering for you.
Both Sony and Nintendo offer their own yearly wrap-ups where, by syncing your respective accounts, an algorithm determines your personal gaming stats across everything you played on their platforms in 2022.
Strangely, Microsoft is the outlier and hasn’t offered its own alternative for Xbox users. So, another website has gone to the trouble to make an unofficial one.
Simply titled My Year on Xbox, it’s nothing as detailed as what Sony and Nintendo are doing, but you do get a nice graphic that highlights your total playtime across all Xbox games, how many you’ve played, your gamer score, and how many achievements you’ve earned.
It also spotlights whichever Xbox game you’ve played the most this year, as well as precisely how many hours you’ve spent with it and how much of it you’ve completed.
Anyone who’s interested can head over to TrueAchievements and log into the website using your Xbox account. Then you can easily share your results on social media.
There’s clearly a demand for it, with TrueAchievements revealing that more than 20,000 new users registered with the website in the space of 24 hours. Why Microsoft never launched such a feature itself will likely remain a mystery.
The company itself hasn’t exactly had the most stable of years. Things seemed to start strong when it announced its purchase of Activision Blizzard in January, but the deal has since faced more and more scrutiny from regulators.
The US Federal Trade Commission has even filed a lawsuit to block it from happening, but who knows if that’ll actually succeed.
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That’s led many to worry that Microsoft is becoming distracted from its publisher duties, at a time when many had hoped is spate of acquisitions would finally begin to bear fruit.
Microsoft has implied that they have major announcements to come next year but fans have heard that one before and are still waiting for news on key games such as Fable and Forza Motorsport.
The console’s been profitable, but fans have grown frustrated over the lack of major exclusives (pic: Microsoft)
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