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Ubisoft is still sailing full speed ahead with Skull and Bones, delivering a seasonal reset update before Season 2 kicks off. 



This has been a big talking point in the community, as many pirates wonder what will happen to their loot when a new season begins. Let's go over what to expect.






Skull and Bones Season 2 preview



First, let's tackle what Ubisoft has in store for Season 2. Adjustments to the end game loop and overall seasonal formula are front and center:




Ship Upgrades, which allows you to upgrade your ships to improve ship stats and gain new perks



Fleet Management, which allows you to assign ships to manufactories to automatically collect Pieces of Eight



Helm Leases, which allows you to acquire a manufactory of your choice



New PvE & Solo Game Modes



Balancing the costs of our Manufactories




The biggest takeaway is that this is in addition to new content. You can still look forward to several new boss fights, sea monsters, ships, weapons, and other in-game items to live out your pirate fantasies.



Skull and Bones seasonal reset









A livestream called The Deck went over everything we all have been hoping to hear against a Skull and Bones seasonal rest. They started by going over the fact that all Diamond rank Kingpins receive the end of season cosmetic rewards.



As well, new items are going to the most successful Kingpins from Season 1. These are World Helm Leases and Ship Upgrade Parts. This goes alongside a soft seasonal reset for Skull and Bones in the transition to Season 2.



All leaderboard ranks, manufactories, and upgrades are reset, but you'll either get to keep some things or receive some rewards depending on how vastly you grew your empire.



(Image via Ubisoft)




Territory Reset - World Helm Leases are given based on the number of territories you end Season 1 with.

1 Territory = World Helm Lease x 1



3 Territories = World Helm Lease x2



5 Territories = World Helm Lease x3



8 Territories = World Helm

Skull and Bones details seasonal reset ahead of Season 2

Ubisoft's official cinematic trailer for Assassin's Creed Shadows premiered today at 9 a.m. PDT. The video showcases the game's protagonists in action and reveals the release date of November 15, 2024.



Notably, the trailer on Ubisoft's YouTube is purely cinematic and does not show any gameplay. However, the proper first look at the game's feudal Japan setting and unique protagonists are plenty exciting.



Assassin's Creed Shadows protagonists and setting



Both Assassin's Creed Shadows protagonists, Naoe (left) and Yasuke (right) (Image via esports.gg)



Ubisoft's cinematic trailer launch includes the simultaneous upload of a character introduction video. In it, Game Director Charles Benoit and Associate Narrative Director Brooke Davies provide more information about the game's 16th-century Japan setting and its dual protagonists.



Naoe the shinobi



The first of Assassin's Creed Shadows' dual protagonists is Naoe, a female assassin who specializes in stealth and fights with a hidden blade. Her home is that of the Iga province, a remote mountainous region known as the birthplace of shinobi.



Davies describes her as an intense, passionate and determined woman set on achieving her goals. She also explains that Naoe's values and shinobi skillset are largely taught to her by her father, legendary shinobi and historical figure, Fujibayashi Nagato.



Yasuke the samurai



Yasuke is the second playable protagonist of Assassin's Creed Shadows. He is based on a real-life historical African samurai who arrived in Japan in 1579, which is where the game begins.



AC Shadows' narrative takes inspiration from Yasuke's recorded relationships with significant figures such as Oda Nobunaga, the Portuguese, and the Jesuits, as well as his own journey of discovery across Japan.



Yasuke's large stature and combat-heavy skillset allow him to break armor and directly engage enemies. Davies describes him as thoughtful, level-headed, and respectful of the culture he

Assassin's Creed Shadows release date and protagonists revealed

The much-anticipated hero shooter Marvel Rivals is already out via the Closed Alpha test, and plenty of characters with unique abilities are available.



It can be hard to choose which superhero or villain to play as there are plenty to choose from, and the roster will only get bigger as the game development advances. The characters fall into three categories: Duelists (also known as DPS, they deal a lot of damage, but don't have a lot of health), Strategists (play supportive roles like providing healing or crowd control), and Vanguard (the usual tanks who can take a lot of damage and cover the Duelists and Strategists).



So, if you're looking to play Marvel Rivals, read on to discover all the characters available and what they do in the game, including their normal attack, abilities, passive, and team-up abilities.






Table of contentsEvery character in Marvel Rivals and their abilitiesBlack Panther - DuelistDoctor Strange - VanguardGroot - VanguardHela - DuelistBruce Banner/Hero Hulk/Monster Hulk - VanguardLoki - StrategistLuna Snow - StrategistMagik - DuelistMagneto - VanguardMantis - StrategistNamor - DuelistPeni Parker - VanguardThe Punisher - DuelistRocket Raccoon - StrategistStar-Lord - DuelistStorm - DuelistScarlet Witch - DuelistSpider-Man - Duelist



Every character in Marvel Rivals and their abilities



Black Panther - Duelist



The beloved hero from Wakanda does a lot of damage in Marvel Rivals (Image via NetEase Games)




Normal attack (Left click) - Vibranium Claws: "Slice Vibranium Claws forward."



Bast's Descent (Q): "Summon Bast, pouncing forward, dealing damage, and attaching a Vibranium Mark to hit enemies."



Sprint Rend (Left Shift): "Lunge forward and deal damage to enemies. Hitting an enemy afflicted with a Vibranium Mark produces bonus Health and refreshes the ability."



Spinning Kick (E): "Spiral forward and attach a Vibranium Mark to hit enemies."



Subtle Step (Space): "Hold Space to run on a wall; perform a jump after

All Marvel Rivals characters and their abilities

Ubisoft has canceled its upcoming free-to-play shooter Tom Clancy's The Division Heartland, the publisher announced on May 15.



The news comes as a shock as studio Red Storm Entertainment spent at least three years working on The Division Heartland and organized multiple betas with players. But, when taking a deep look at Ubisoft's plans, this comes after the developer and publisher canceled three other games in January 2023.






The news also comes on the same day Ubisoft revealed the release date for Assassin's Creed Shadows, the next game of the franchise.



Why Ubisoft canceled The Division Heartland



Ubisoft has halted plans to launch The Division Heartland to focus on other projects, which include XDefiant and Rainbow Six.



"After careful consideration, we have made the tough call to halt development on Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland, effective immediately," Ubisoft said in a statement to Insider Gaming. "Our priority now is to support the talented team members at our Red Storm Entertainment studio, who will be transitioning to new projects within our company, including XDefiant and Rainbow Six."



Ubisoft originally delivered the news to Red Storm Entertainment staff this Wednesday before the company's earnings call and it's "in line with the increased selectivity of its investments." 



The current focus on Ubisoft, still according to its earnings call, is to "regain leadership" in open-world adventures and "expand the footprint" on games-as-a-service (GaaS)  experiences.



It's currently unclear whether Ubisoft will shut down studios and promote layoffs on top of halting the development of The Division Heartland. However, this would be expected as the publisher and developer shut down mobile studio Ubisoft London in September 2023 and recently laid off 45 employees in April.



The cancelation of The Division Heartland will certainly put more pressure on XDefiant's developers, as the game is coming out on May 21.






That's all for now.

Ubisoft abruptly cancels Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland

The Finals continues providing meaningful updates and changes that keep its player base interested and coming back for more. The game's latest, update 2.8.0, looks to continue with this momentum by giving melee weapons a proper tune-up and adding a new carriable item — more on these changes, and the new cosmetics, coming in The Finals update 2.8.0.



(Image via Embark Studios)



The Finals update 2.8.0 patch notes



The Finals update 2.8.0 has the usual array of bug fixes and other small changes. You can view the full patch notes here. Here are the major takeaways from the patch:



A new carriable object has been added to the Arena: Glitch Barrels




Dev note: Glitch barrels are carriable objects. Pick them up and throw them to apply their effect in an area, or shoot them to detonate them from afar. The Glitch barrels apply the same effect as Glitch Grenades, removing the target's ability to use their Gadgets and Specializations.




All Melee Weapons




Improved hit validation for all melee weapons



There is now a setting for turning melee aim assist on/off in the “Gameplay” section



The aim assist and lunge range are slightly more generous for quick melee



We have changed the way sprinting gets blocked when attacking with melee weapons and using quick melee, so that sprint is only blocked through parts of a swing, instead of the whole duration of the attack. This is tweaked on a weapon-to-weapon basis



The sprint toggle no longer gets canceled by melee attacks, so players don’t have to re-toggle spam to efficiently chase their target while attacking




Dagger




Improved backstab validation



Fixed so that the aim assist for backstabs now synchronizes with the swing, rather than triggering at the start of the charge-up.







New Shop Cosmetics



The devs have also released a short video containing some new cosmetics coming to the shop in The Finals update 2.8.0. 









These patch notes are live now. Just make sure to install any

The Finals update 2.8.0 adds Glitch Barrels, melee weapon rework

After months of speculation and waiting, fans can finally circle a release date on the calendar for EA Sports College Football 25. The price for the collegiate football game is now confirmed, with multiple editions being offered to fans. Here's more on when you can finally get your hands on the long-awaited return to EA Sports college football.



So far, this is the only in-game image from College Football 25 that is available (Image via EA)



EA Sports College Football 25 release date



According to EA's website, EA Sports College Football 25 will have a release date of July 19, 2024. Fans will get a much more thorough taste of what to expect from the game on May 17, when there will be a full reveal, according to developers.



So far, we have only gotten a glimpse of what the game has to offer via a screenshot of Notre Dame players exiting the tunnel that surfaced earlier this week. Other than that, there are still many questions surrounding the new collegiate football game.



All of the editions, their prices, and their covers for College Football 25 (Image via esports.gg)



EA Sports College Football 25 price and editions



EA Sports College Football 25 will have three editions with a price of anywhere from $69.99 to $149.99. They are as follows:




Standard edition - $69.99



Deluxe edition - $99.99



MVP Bundle (includes Madden 25 Deluxe edition and College Football 25 Deluxe edition) - $149.99




Right now, pre-orders are live on EA's website for each of these editions for both PlayStation and Xbox. There are also discounts and other ways to pay with EA Play, for those interested.






Will College Football 25 be on PC?



As of now, EA has not provided any indication that College Football 25 will be playable on PC. Pre-orders are currently live for Playstation and Xbox, however, there could be a PC release that comes after the console launch. We will provide any updates on this as soon as we are able.



Otherwise, stay tuned for a full reveal of

EA Sports College Football 25 release date and price confirmed

Assassin's Creed Shadows will be the next Assassin's Creed game to release, and one of its playable protagonists is Yasuke, a Samurai of African origins. You read that right, a black Samurai in an Assassin's Creed game set in Feudal Japan.



Interestingly, however, it's not as controversial as you think this might be. In truth, this character is based on a real-life character that existed in history. It's an interesting change of pace from the series' tendency to feature fictional protagonists in historic settings.




Become a lethal shinobi assassin and powerful, legendary samurai in Feudal Japan. Assassin&#39;s Creed Shadows Official World Premiere Trailer now available on YouTube #AssassinsCreedShadowsWatch now: https://t.co/Pc5onMv8p0 pic.twitter.com/q6B376ZvTT— Assassin&#39;s Creed (@assassinscreed) May 15, 2024




Yasuke will be one of two playable protagonists in the game, the other being Naoe, a female shinobi. A recent trend in the Assassin's Creed series was to offer a choice to players to pick between a male and a female protagonist. 



This was the case with Assassin's Creed: Odyssey and Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. Assassin's Creed Shadows will take the approach of Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, wherein players could play as both Jacob and Evie Frye, twins, each with their story arcs and missions. 



Here in Assassin's Creed Shadows, Yasuke will play as the combat-focused character whereas Naoe will have more stealth-focused gameplay. 



Who was Yasuke and what's his role in Assassin's Creed Shadows?



Image Source: Ubisoft



Historically, Yasuke was a man of African origin who served as a retainer to Japanese Samurai daimyō Oda Nobunaga, one of the leading authorities of the Sengoku and Azuchi-Momoyama periods. He was retained by the Oda clan as a koshō, a vassal to the daimyō.



Most depictions in popular culture suggest he was trained to be a Samurai warrior and wore Samurai armor and weapons. In truth, there isn't much-documented evidence

Who is Yasuke from Assassin's Creed Shadows based on?

The popular mobile game set in the World of Warcraft universe, Warcraft Rumble, has gotten its first-ever raid, and players are here for it. Here is everything you need to know about the raid, Molten Core.



Warcraft Rumble's Molten Core story



Every raid has to have a bit of a plot, doesn't it? Molten Core is no exception. The raid takes place at Blackrock Mountain, which was created when the Dark Iron dwarf Thaurissan summoned Ragnaros into Azeroth. 



This massive hellscape is the perfect location for a raid, as players will have to fight through the fire and monsters that lurk beneath. 







With quite a few bosses and more, players will have to trek their way through Blackrock Mountain and take on every foe.



Raid requirements and bosses



The new Molten Core raid in Warcraft Rumble has a total of 7 bosses you must defeat, but there are specific requirements for each.



Here are the Molten Core requirements for every boss:




Sigils Required: 90




Minimum Level:




Wing 1: 22-24

Lucifron



Magmadar





Wing 2: 24-26

Garr



Gehennas & Shazz





Wing 3: 26-28

Baron Geddon



Golemagg





Ragnaros: 28-30




Schedule



The Molten Core raid in Warcraft Rumble only takes place for about a week, so make sure you are prepared to get involved.







Molten Core dates: June 5 at 11 a.m. PDT - June 12 at 10:59 a.m.



Initial Schedule:




Siege



Raid



Off week




Regular Schedule: 




Siege



Off week



Raid



Off week




Get your calendars ready!



Rewards



Don't worry, the Molten Core raid in Warcraft Rumble comes with a plethora of rewards for those who complete it. 



Molten Core raid rewards:




100 Valor when defeating Lucifron



100 Valor when defeating Magmadar



1 Boost Slot when clearing Wing 1



100 Valor when defeating Garr



100 Valor when defeating Gehennas & Shazzrah



1 Mythic Tome when clearing Wing 2



100 Valor when defeating Baron Geddon



100 Valor when defeating Golemagg



Legendary Core when clearing

Warcraft Rumble's first-ever raid is here: Molten Core

Activision has opened a new studio in Warsaw, Poland called Elsewhere Entertainment, the company announced on May 16.



Activision assembled Elsewhere to exclusively create a "brand new narrative-based IP," according to a blog post. Although Activision built Elsewhere from scratch, the studio features "storytelling experts" who worked in popular AAA franchises including The Last of Us, Uncharted, The Witcher, Cyberpunk, Destiny, Tom Clancy's The Division, and Far Cry.



The news comes a little more than a week after Microsoft, Activision's parental company, shut down four Bethesda Studios — Arkane Austin, Tango Gameworks, Alpha Dog, and Roundhouse Games.






What is the goal of Activision's new studio Elsewhere?



As said, Elsewhere's task is to create a new "narrative-based and genre-defining AAA franchise," according to the blog post.



"Elsewhere Entertainment is a premier and standalone studio dedicated to establishing an environment that inspires bold and diverse ideas," the blog post reads. "The team’s underlying mission encourages everyone to explore and collaborate creatively to craft a franchise with an enduring legacy that resonates far beyond games."



Activision still has to make a logo for its new studio Elsewhere (Image via Activision)



The creation of Elsewhere happens at a time when Activision has mostly focused on developing new Call of Duty games following the acquisition by Microsoft in October 2023. Folks expect Activision to reveal the next Call of Duty game on June 9 during the Xbox Showcase.



It's unclear, though, when Elsewhere will release its first game. But, based on what was announced today, it'll likely take at least a couple of years before we see the studio's first AAA game if they want to develop a "genre-defining" title.



A breath of fresh air for game developers



On the bigger side of things, the opening of the Elsewhere studio by Activision could incentivize well-known directors to return to big publishers should

Activision opens Elsewhere Entertainment studio to create new "narrative-based AAA franchise"

Skull and Bones has had a lengthy first season. With a Smuggler's Pass, the battle against the Fleet of Pestilence, and plenty of mystery to uncover, pirates have been busy. But now, it is time to prepare for when Skull and Bones Season 2 launches.






At the time of writing, 11 days remain until the seasonal reset. That puts Skull and Bones Season 2 at either May 27 or 28.



Countdown to Skull and Bones Season 2



(Screenshot via esports.gg)



The devs have delivered a massive update from the Skull and Bones prior to Season 2 and its seasonal reset. They're about to change the end game, and drop a slew of new content into the Indian Ocean for pirates to enjoy.



And it should all arrive near the end of May. Typically, Skull and Bones puts out its updates on Tuesdays, in the developers' time zone. Here are the times maintenance usually begins:




7 p.m. PST (day prior)



4 a.m. CEST



12 p.m. AEST




So, if you're on the western side of the world, updates usually go live Monday evening. There is often no longer than an hour of downtime.



Skull and Bones Season 2



By the looks of how Season 1 began, Skull and Bones Season 2 should follow the same maintenance format with a launch on May 27 or May 28 depending on your part of the world.



What to do before Skull and Bones Season 1 ends?



(Screenshot via esports.gg)



About halfway through Season 1, Skull and Bones extended it by about a week. That gave pirate Kingpins plenty of time to complete all of the necessary tasks that propped up their empire and earned them in-game rewards.



Here are some things you can do before Season 2 starts, to set yourself up for success:




Collect an abundance of resources



Defeat La Peste and the Fleet of Pestilence



Take down as many sea monsters and ghost ships as you can



Complete the Smuggler's Pass



Unlock territories and manufactories through the Helm for Season 2 rewards



Collect up to 300,000 Pieces of Eight to ensure you retain the maximum when

When is Skull and Bones Season 2? Release date and countdown

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The year is almost over. 2023 is coming to an end and it is just about time to usher in 2024. So, let's look back fondly on all the gaming we did. One of <a href="https://esports.gg/guides/gaming/how-to-get-your-twitch-recap-2023/">many year-end recaps</a> is the Nintendo Switch Year in Review for 2023.


The year is almost over. 2023 is coming to an end and it is just about time to usher in 2024. So, let's look back fondly on all the gaming we did. One of many year-end recaps is the Nintendo Switch Year in Review for 2023.


The year is ending and many companies are giving you a look at how your 2023 went. You've memories from the likes of Spotify Wrapped, <a href="https://esports.gg/guides/gaming/how-to-get-your-twitch-recap-2023/">your Twitch Recap</a>, and now you can view your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up.


The year is ending and many companies are giving you a look at how your 2023 went. You've memories from the likes of Spotify Wrapped, your Twitch Recap, and now you can view your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up. 


Sony has put together a slew of information if you are a PlayStation user. You can see how many games you've played, the amount of trophies you've earned, and much more. So, let's dive in and see how exactly you can take a look.


Sony has put together a slew of information if you are a PlayStation user. You can see how many games you've played, the amount of trophies you've earned, and much more. So, let's dive in and see how exactly you can take a look.


How to access your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up?

If you've played on a PlayStation console at all in 2023, then you have a Wrap-Up waiting for you. It went live on December 12, 2023 and showcases several statistics from the last year. Here is exactly how you can access it:


If you've played on a PlayStation console at all in 2023, then you have a Wrap-Up waiting for you. It went live on December 12, 2023 and showcases several statistics from the last year. Here is exactly how you can access it:


It really is that simple. After an easy sign-in process, you'll be able to see a variety of information regarding just how much time you spent on your PlayStation.


It really is that simple. After an easy sign-in process, you'll be able to see a variety of information regarding just how much time you spent on your PlayStation.


What does the PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up show?

There are nine different pages in your Wrap-Up that you can view:


There are nine different pages in your Wrap-Up that you can view:


On the last page, you'll be able to scroll down to see a voucher for digital collectibles. You can also select any of the final cards to share the different categories across your social media channels if you would like to.


On the last page, you'll be able to scroll down to see a voucher for digital collectibles. You can also select any of the final cards to share the different categories across your social media channels if you would like to.


Stay tuned to esports.gg for more <a href="https://esports.gg/">esports news</a> and <a href="https://esports.gg/games/gaming/">gaming</a> coverage.


Stay tuned to esports.gg for more esports news and gaming coverage.


The year is ending and many companies are giving you a look at how your 2023 went. You've memories from the likes of Spotify Wrapped, <a href="https://esports.gg/guides/gaming/how-to-get-your-twitch-recap-2023/">your Twitch Recap</a>, and now you can view your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up. 



Sony has put together a slew of information if you are a PlayStation user. You can see how many games you've played, the amount of trophies you've earned, and much more. So, let's dive in and see how exactly you can take a look.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-access-your-playstation-2023-wrap-up">How to access your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up?</h2>



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If you've played on a PlayStation console at all in 2023, then you have a Wrap-Up waiting for you. It went live on December 12, 2023 and showcases several statistics from the last year. Here is exactly how you can access it:



<ol>
<li>Go to the <a href="https://wrapup.playstation.com/en-us/e4676c1b1e0f8788e1ced3401c93b37e2785e569f59402e9b3cb8cb7fb2cfafe/">PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up website</a></li>



<li>Sign in with the email you use for your PlayStation account</li>



<li>Click the Let's Find Out button</li>



<li>Use the arrows on the sides of the page to navigate between the different categories</li>
</ol>



It really is that simple. After an easy sign-in process, you'll be able to see a variety of information regarding just how much time you spent on your PlayStation.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-what-does-the-playstation-2023-wrap-up-show">What does the PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up show?</h2>



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There are nine different pages in your Wrap-Up that you can view:



<ul>
<li>The amount of games you played and the first one you played for the year</li>



<li>Your top five games, including hours played and trophies earned</li>



<li>Your gaming style</li>



<li>A monthly look at your most-played game</li>



<li>Recommended games to play based on your gaming style</li>



<li>The total hours you played for 2023</li>



<li>The amount of trophies you earned</li>



<li>Hours played with friends</li>



<li>A final page compelling you to share your Wrap-Up</li>
</ul>



On the last page, you'll be able to scroll down to see a voucher for digital collectibles. You can also select any of the final cards to share the different categories across your social media channels if you would like to.



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How to get your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up

You can take a gander at the hours you spent on your Switch, what games you played the most, and some other statistics. How many hours did you pour into Tears of the Kingdom? Well, we can find out together.


You can take a gander at the hours you spent on your Switch, what games you played the most, and some other statistics. How many hours did you pour into Tears of the Kingdom? Well, we can find out together.


How you can get your Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023

Head straight over to the <a href="https://year-in-review.nintendo.com/en-us/">Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023 website</a>

Click on the red Sign In button near the bottom of the page

Click the other red Sign In button that appears

Sign in with your email and password to login to your Nintendo Account

Navigate through the Year in Review to see your stats

There are multiple pages you can view that all give you insight into your Nintendo Switch usage for 2023.


There are multiple pages you can view that all give you insight into your Nintendo Switch usage for 2023. 


The amount of games you played and total hours played

Gaming trends, showing a percentage of the genres you played most

The month in which you played most and total monthly play time from January to November

After you've gone through your Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023, you'll be able to download your stats on different cards and share them with your friends. From your top game to the month you gamed the most, the special cards are a great way to show off your love for the Switch.


After you've gone through your Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023, you'll be able to download your stats on different cards and share them with your friends. From your top game to the month you gamed the most, the special cards are a great way to show off your love for the Switch.


If you spent a lot of time playing your Xbox for the last 365 days, then you can get your Xbox Year in Review for 2023. You can take a look at your total play time, the gamerscore you earned, and so much more.


If you spent a lot of time playing your Xbox for the last 365 days, then you can get your Xbox Year in Review for 2023. You can take a look at your total play time, the gamerscore you earned, and so much more.


It joins a variety of platforms in sharing a recap of how your year went. From music applications to gaming consoles, everyone is hooked on knowing the amount of time they enjoyed their favorite hobby throughout 2023.


It joins a variety of platforms in sharing a recap of how your year went. From music applications to gaming consoles, everyone is hooked on knowing the amount of time they enjoyed their favorite hobby throughout 2023.


How to see your Xbox Year in Review for 2023?

If you're a fan of both PlayStation and Xbox, then the method is similar to getting your <a href="https://esports.gg/guides/gaming/how-to-get-your-playstation-2023-wrap-up/">PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up.</a> You just need to follow these simple stepsto take a gander at your statistics for Xbox in the past year:


If you're a fan of both PlayStation and Xbox, then the method is similar to getting your PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up. You just need to follow these simple stepsto take a gander at your statistics for Xbox in the past year:


To be honest, the Xbox version isn't as flashy as other year-end recaps, but it still gives you a great look at just exactly how your spent your 2023 gaming.


To be honest, the Xbox version isn't as flashy as other year-end recaps, but it still gives you a great look at just exactly how your spent your 2023 gaming.


You can see a slew of highlights for your 2023 with Xbox Year in Review:


You can see a slew of highlights for your 2023 with Xbox Year in Review:


Find out where you stack up with others in terms of total Xbox playtime and relive some of your fondest achievements when you view your most-played games of the year.


Find out where you stack up with others in terms of total Xbox playtime and relive some of your fondest achievements when you view your most-played games of the year.


If you spent a lot of time playing your Xbox for the last 365 days, then you can get your Xbox Year in Review for 2023. You can take a look at your total play time, the gamerscore you earned, and so much more.



It joins a variety of platforms in sharing a recap of how your year went. From music applications to gaming consoles, everyone is hooked on knowing the amount of time they enjoyed their favorite hobby throughout 2023.



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-see-your-xbox-year-in-review-for-2023">How to see your Xbox Year in Review for 2023?</h2>



If you're a fan of both PlayStation and Xbox, then the method is similar to getting your <a href="https://esports.gg/guides/gaming/how-to-get-your-playstation-2023-wrap-up/">PlayStation 2023 Wrap-Up.</a> You just need to follow these simple stepsto take a gander at your statistics for Xbox in the past year:



<ol>
<li>Go to the <a href="https://www.xbox.com/en-us/year-in-review">official Xbox Year in Review 2023 page</a> of the Xbox website</li>



<li>Sign in with the email attached to your Xbox account</li>



<li>View your Year in Review statistics by scrolling through the page</li>
</ol>



To be honest, the Xbox version isn't as flashy as other year-end recaps, but it still gives you a great look at just exactly how your spent your 2023 gaming.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-here-s-what-is-shown">Here's what is shown</h2>



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<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><a href="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-Year-in-Review-highlights-1.jpg"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-Year-in-Review-highlights-1-1024x535.jpg" alt="The Xbox Year in Review 2023 highlights section." class="wp-image-333256"/></a></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><a href="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-Year-in-Review-stack-up-1.jpg"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-Year-in-Review-stack-up-1.jpg" alt="The Xbox Year in Review 2023 percentile section." class="wp-image-333257"/></a></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><a href="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-most-played.jpg"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-most-played-1024x674.jpg" alt="The Xbox Year in Review 2023 most-played games section." class="wp-image-333260"/></a></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><a href="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-community-review.jpg"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Xbox-community-review-1024x204.jpg" alt="The Xbox Year in Review 2023 community achievements section." class="wp-image-333255"/></a></figure>
</figure>



You can see a slew of highlights for your 2023 with Xbox Year in Review:



<ul>
<li>Lifetime gamerscore and current rewards</li>



<li>Total play time, games played, gamerscore earned, achievements unlocked, and top gameplay month</li>



<li>Your percentile placement in terms of time spent playing Xbox</li>



<li>Your most played games, broken down to show time you've spent on it and rarest achievement</li>



<li>A clickable button that takes you to the <a href="https://www.xbox.com/en-US/2023recap">Xbox 2023 community review</a></li>
</ul>



Find out where you stack up with others in terms of total Xbox playtime and relive some of your fondest achievements when you view your most-played games of the year.



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How to get your Xbox Year in Review 2023

The year is almost over. 2023 is coming to an end and it is just about time to usher in 2024. So, let's look back fondly on all the gaming we did. One of <a href="https://esports.gg/guides/gaming/how-to-get-your-twitch-recap-2023/">many year-end recaps</a> is the Nintendo Switch Year in Review for 2023.



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You can take a gander at the hours you spent on your Switch, what games you played the most, and some other statistics. How many hours did you pour into Tears of the Kingdom? Well, we can find out together.



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-you-can-get-your-nintendo-switch-year-in-review-2023">How you can get your Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023</h2>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><a href="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Swtich-Year-in-Review-Get-Started.jpg"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Swtich-Year-in-Review-Get-Started-1024x576.jpg" alt="The year 2023 and a red Get Started button underneath for the Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023." class="wp-image-333869"/></a><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">(Screenshot via esports.gg)</figcaption></figure>



<ol>
<li>Head straight over to the <a href="https://year-in-review.nintendo.com/en-us/">Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023 website</a></li>



<li>Click on the red Sign In button near the bottom of the page</li>



<li>Click the other red Sign In button that appears</li>



<li>Sign in with your email and password to login to your Nintendo Account</li>



<li>Press the red Get Started button</li>



<li>Navigate through the Year in Review to see your stats</li>
</ol>



There are multiple pages you can view that all give you insight into your Nintendo Switch usage for 2023. 



<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-here-are-the-stats-you-ll-find">Here are the stats you'll find</h2>



<figure class="wp-block-gallery has-nested-images columns-default is-cropped">
<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Switch-Review-First-Game-1024x557.jpg" alt="Hollow Knight as the first game played in this Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023." class="wp-image-333875"/></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Switch-Review-Games-and-Hours-1024x557.jpg" alt="The amount of games played and total hours for this Nintendo Switch Year in Review." class="wp-image-333884"/></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Switch-Review-Top-Three-1024x557.jpg" alt="The top three games played in this Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023." class="wp-image-333874"/></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Switch-Review-Trends-1024x557.jpg" alt="The gaming trends showing a list and percentages of genres played." class="wp-image-333873"/></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Switch-Review-Monthly-1024x557.jpg" alt="Monthly playtime for the year in review." class="wp-image-333878"/></figure>



<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://admin.esports.gg/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Switch-Review-Cards-1024x557.jpg" alt="Three cards that can be downloaded to show off the stats." class="wp-image-333879"/></figure>
</figure>



<ul>
<li>Your first game of the year</li>



<li>The amount of games you played and total hours played</li>



<li>Your top three most played games of 2023</li>



<li>Gaming trends, showing a percentage of the genres you played most</li>



<li>The month in which you played most and total monthly play time from January to November</li>
</ul>



After you've gone through your Nintendo Switch Year in Review 2023, you'll be able to download your stats on different cards and share them with your friends. From your top game to the month you gamed the most, the special cards are a great way to show off your love for the Switch.



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