Summary: Did you just double-dip? I recently picked up the three Rocksteady developed Batman games for the Xbox. Hey, WB, Arkham Origins could use a remaster release or something. Itâs a good title amongst the three and well worth being included in the âtrilogyâ (which wouldnât make it a trilogy, I know). Anyway, it brought to mind the subject of double dipping. Weâve talked about it before. Either itâs just a game you want to revisit and need to get it on the current console you may have (my reason for these Batman games) or maybe itâs just to show support (all the Burnout copies I own on all systems). Depending on your collection of games, it may be hard to figure out what you have and what you donât. But, not only that, WHERE you may have it also. Is it on PC or console? And if itâs on console then which one and which version of that one. In looking at these Batman games I remembered I never actually owned them on an Xbox system (unless it was included in the free games with gold thing). I picked them up on PS3 for some exclusive content and just stuck with that system through the games. So, hereâs my question to you in this post: is there an app, website, etc, that can help keep track of your gaming library? Iâd imagine something where you can log into all of your gaming accounts and it can pull from there on what you have played at least so youâd know, at one point, you played that game on that system. If there isnât one, there should be. And just make it easy on us. Some of us are drowning in game titles from over the years (thanks mainly to Steam sales, and free games from the console side of things). Meanwhileâ¦Ubisoft, itâs been 3,168 days since the last Splinter Cell game (non-animated series or guest spot in another game franchise, remake, or VR exclusive).
