#Ps timetracker update#
#Ps timetracker Ps4#

#Ps timetracker Ps4#

As such, they could have actually built a record of what you’ve been playing and for how long into the new operating system – for the purpose of this article, I’m going to presume they haven’t and/or you’re simply looking for this tool to run on your PS4 and not the new console (although it’ll work on both if they’ve not included it).įirst things first – this isn’t sponsored and I wasn’t asked to write this, it’s just something I spotted a few weeks back and have been using since, so I thought I’d share it with all of you as I know some of you will love this new feature. Today is the 14th October, we’re less than a month away from the official launch of the PS5 in certain regions, yet we still don’t know anything about the UI – although there are rumours that it’s going to be shown tomorrow. However, as Sony has had a small thing to work on over the last few years, the PS5, they’ve ignored this request and people have continued to ask for the feature. One request I hear a lot is the ability to track the amount of time you’ve played specific games – Steam monitors it, the 3DS and Wii U gave a comprehensive overview, and even the Switch kinda does the job (until it can’t be bothered quoting the exact time anymore).

#Ps timetracker update#

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