TrueAchievements lets you analyze your decade history on Xbox

By Asher Madan
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How did you do?

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Xbox One Controllers (Image credit: Daniel Rubino | Windows Central)

What you need to know

  • Microsoft isn't holding its annual "Year in Review" for 2019.
  • It allowed you to look at your statistics for the entire year and see which games you played most.
  • Luckily, TrueAchievements is holding a "My Decade on Xbox" event.
  • You can go here and see how you did the past 10 years.

Every year, Microsoft holds a "Year in Review" event where you can go to the console manufacturer's Xbox website and check out how you did over the past year. You can view your best achievement, most-played game, and more. Unfortunately, Microsoft decided to not do that for 2019. Luckily, TrueAchievements was able to save the day.

Today, the outlet announced that it's doing a "My Decade on Xbox" event. Just go to the proper TrueAchievement's page here, sign on with your Xbox Live account, and you're good to go. You'll be able to see the number of games you've played over the past 10 years and much more. Our favorite statistics has to be the value of games. No wonder we're always broke!

How did you stack up? Let us know.

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Asher Madan
Asher Madan

Asher Madan handles gaming news for Windows Central. Before joining Windows Central in 2017, Asher worked for a number of different gaming outlets. He has a background in medical science and is passionate about all forms of entertainment, cooking, and antiquing.

7 Comments
  • Woooow, that just made me realize the time I really spent gaming. 508 games played with over 11,000 achievements and over 243,000 gamerscore. If only I had the same type of job I did at the beginning of the decade, I would have almost double that. I don't know if I should be proud or embarrassed. 😜
  • I guess i don't play much, I've had Xbox live and Xbox since day one and my total gamerscore is 29,137. That's since 2002 when Xbox live launched. Also I own around 450 xbox games spanning all generations. I don't feel like a true gamer anymore, thanks. Ha. I guess I need to get my priorities straight and play more Xbox.
  • If only there were numbers to reflect OG Xbox like they do with the 360 titles I may have done around 50-80 (possibly way more) on that system. I can't remember my start date, maybe 2003 or 2004? My total score is a little over 300k, so it looks like this decade was the gaming one for me (albeit mostly during the first few years).
  • Wow, 300k? Now I must look up what the highest gamerscore is.
  • A login to a third party site with my Microsoft account? No thanks.
  • They don't have access to your Microsoft Account. They use bots to scan public profiles on XBL for their gamer card stats. You can use your MS account for SSO, but you can also use a few others or create your own account through them. Or you can just use their service without joining the site. I believe they scan everyone at least once a week, but if you have a free account you can request a scan a few times a day. Give it a try, it's a pretty great site.
  • That's what I said, then I closed the page quickly and ran far, far away.