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PlayStation Wrap-Up sums up your 2025 console gaming habits. Here’s how to get yours.

December 10, 2025
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Sony has jumped on the end-of-year recap trend, introducing the new PlayStation Wrap-Up. Debuting this year, the Wrap-Up offers a summary and statistics on your PlayStation gaming habits for 2025.

What is the PlayStation Wrap-Up?

Available from today, the PlayStation Wrap-Up offers a summary and statistics on how you used your PlayStation console over the past year. This includes such information as the number of games you’ve played, which titles you played the most, which genres you spent the most time with, how many trophies you won, and the total hours you spent in-game. Interestingly, the PlayStation Wrap-Up also includes statistics on your hardware, such as the design of the DualSense wireless controller you used the most. 

The 2025 PlayStation Wrap-Up is available from now until Jan. 8 next year, and will continue to be updated until the end of the year. As such, even if you look at yours now, you’ll probably want to check it again closer to its expiry date for a more complete summary of your 2025 PlayStation habits.

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How to get your PlayStation Wrap-Up 2025


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To see your 2025 PlayStation Wrap-Up, you simply visit the official website and sign into your PlayStation account. Once you’ve viewed it, you’ll be given a summary card which you can share on social media, as well as a glass-themed avatar.

Not everyone will have a PlayStation Wrap-Up. In order to get one, you must be an adult with a PlayStation account who has played games on PlayStation 4 or 5 for at least 10 hours this year. You must also have consented to PlayStation collecting your “Full Data” in your PlayStation 5’s system settings, or “Additional Data” in your PlayStation 4’s settings.

If you’re really disappointed you didn’t get a Wrap-Up, you could switch on such data collection and smash out 10 hours in a game before the end of the year. Of course, the data will only cover the next three weeks of your PlayStation use, which will probably be much less interesting.

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