Sony's new My PS4 Life website shows you exactly how much time you've spent playing PS4 games since the console launched five years ago. It's a bit like those 'Friendship Anniversary' videos you get on Facebook, if a little more insightful, and probably more sobering. All you need to do is visit My PS4 life, enter your PSN ID and you'll receive a personalised video. It should only take a few minutes, and was running with no problems earlier today. Sony had a few teething problems yesterday, and promise to mail you the video within 24 hours if the site is having problems processing your data.
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Turns out, I've spent 1016 hours playing PS4 games over the last five years, which is less than I feared. Although 136 of those hours belong to Lego Dimensions, my most-played game. In my defence, I have children. And like Lego. I'm less surprised to learn I sunk 102 hours into Star Wars Battlefront, and 80 hours into MGS5: The Phantom Pain. Your personalised video will also tell you the first PS4 game you ever played (mine was FIFA 15, which I didn't even know I owned), and how many trophies you've earned. My tally is at an inexplicable 597 since PS4 launched. The site will also tell you your rarest trophy, which I'm hoping is broken: my rarest trophy is Does it Grow on Trees?!? in Moonlighter; a game played for 30 minutes by my elder son.
Check out the link, and drop us a tweet on @gamesradar with your most unusual or spectacular findings, or share your stats with fellow PS4 players in the comments below. We'd especially love to hear from the person who has spent the most single hours in one game - for example, someone who has spent more than 136 hours playing Lego: Dimensions - so we can give them a virtual medal (while silently contacting their loved ones to have a word).
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