I'm not a big fan of tracking how much time I play a game, and compared to much of the gamers, I put my hardcore title to shame nowadays, but what if I started to track all my gaming hours into a massive tracking system, combining it with some functionalities of Steam, Twitter and Facebook?
Out of mere curiosity, I saw this little tweet from a twitter account the Addict3d blog is actually following (thanks OneOfSwords) and I got myself thinking, how the hell can he track his hours on the Xbox360 and tweet?
The program he was using was none other the Raptr, a "supercharged" game tracker that tracks PC, 360 and PS3 and not just that, it has lots more to offer such as, game libraries, In-game menus and chat, trophies, internet messaging compatibility (MSN Messenger for example) and so on.
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You can also connect with famous social networks like twitter and Facebook and post your time wasted spent in games. The client also includes a budding system that lets you add, compare and talk to friends on the Raptr messenger and social network, which on a computer standpoint, lets you talk to them in-game without tabbing out.
On the Raptr website if your a major fan of statistics, you can always check your page, check some of the statistical information they have on they blog if you really are that a nut for it.
If you want to know more about Raptr and its development team, be sure to check out their fine website.
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