The eight million-strong gaming community site is adding a news feed that gives you the news you want.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/26400
Raptr, the gaming community site that began in 2007, is launching a social news feed to complements its other slate of gaming community interaction today.
The end result, which you can check out by making an account on their web site, is something similar to Digg or Reddit, where readers can search through news of their liking and upgrade or downgrade news they like. You can add topics at your own behest, or you can link up one of your online personas on Xbox Live or PSN and it will pull your game information. Unfortunately, because of Nintendo's online structure, you can't automate your topic selection as easily.
You can also follow Nintendo World Report on Raptr, giving you an alternate way to see what new content we have up on the site.
Another website I've never heard of. I wonder if there's any methodology to how sites like this come into existence and which grow popular, or if it's just totally random...I'll bet its like Cubivore.
You would have a much better chance of knowing what Raptr is if you were a frequent gamer on Xbox 360 or Playstation 3, as you can plug your online presence on those consoles into Raptr and have it track how much of what games you played, giving you a pretty neat rundown of how you spend your time gaming, cross platform.
You would have a much better chance of knowing what Raptr is if you were a frequent gamer on Xbox 360 or Playstation 3, as you can plug your online presence on those consoles into Raptr and have it track how much of what games you played, giving you a pretty neat rundown of how you spend your time gaming, cross platform.
Isn't this basically the same thing that the Nintendo Channel offers. You can track what games you have played and how long of a peticular game.
In my experience, the stats gathered in the Nintendo Channel are not particularly accurate.
It's a good approximation, but I've seen it not go up at all after putting several more hours into a game.If you checked it right away then the new playtime might not be counted yet. Sometimes it takes a day or two to show up. Also, if you ever play a game when the Wii is not set to the correct date and time, it will very likely not count that playtime in the total.
