Summary
TrueAchievements’ #Xbox25 tool builds a 25-year summary of your Xbox gamertag and milestones.
Sign in on TrueAchievements to see a personal feed of achievements, milestones, and old game history.
May need to adjust Xbox privacy so TrueAchievements can pull your data for the #Xbox25 digest.
How long have you been an Xbox gamer? One of the coolest parts of being a part of Microsoft’s gaming ecosystem is that things very rarely deprecate. Stuff like your gamer score and your library of older games comes with you even if you started with the original Xbox, meaning all your memories are nicely stored away in one place.
To celebrate Xbox’s 25th anniversary, the website TrueAchievements has rolled out a new tool that summarises your 25 years with Xbox. So, if you’ve been a fan since the early days, it’s a lovely walk down memory lane.
When did you start your Xbox adventure?
As spotted by Windows Central, the TrueAchievements #Xbox25 tool gives you a deep dive on your gamertag and shows you all of your milestones between today and when the Xbox first launched. If you want to see your own digest, head over to the TrueAchievements website and log in.
It’s worth noting that if this is your first time registering for TrueAchievements, you may need to adjust your Xbox profile’s privacy settings to allow the website to access all your data. If you’re trying to sign up, and you’ve checked all the boxes and your gamertag looks good, but it’s not letting you continue, double-check to see if it’s complaining about privacy options. If it is, follow this guide to give the website access.
Once the website downloads your data, you’ll get a full feed of all your major milestones. Turns out, the first ever achievement I got was in 2009 in Fallout 3 over Games for Windows Live (remember that?). The 25th achievement was in Batman: Arkham Asylum in the same year. What can I say? 2009-me had exquisite taste.
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