a major contributions that Microsoft and Xbox have given the world of gaming goals: before 2005, when the Xbox 360 Gamerscore and objectives were introduced, there were in fact "systems cross-game goals "to monitor the progress of the players. Since then this system è been used anywhere: on a competitors on mobile platforms, on Steam and so ì on.

According to a scoop of American site Windows Central , Microsoft is reportedly now working on the next "revolution", a players ' activity tracking system called Career .

According to the site, the career system is designed to keep track of the progress of the players in the credits that play more (as well as those engaged in eSports), even after they had unlocked all achievements. There are some titles playing for months or even years, for which there are maybe more achievements to unlock but where they continue to make progress, to win in online play, level up, and so on; the career system will allow us to obtain new levels and "prestige" in terms of Xbox Live, making them visible to all players, by making these "companies" in our games. As we advance in our careers Live, you will be able to unlock rewards in the form of boxes of clothing and accessories for the new Avatar system expected in the coming months .

The career system we will also propose specific missions, also how to play titles or perform feats details, thanks to which we will achieve progress and extra rewards. All this will not replace the system of goals but will support him working closely with it: for example, you might have to unlock rare goals we will achieve progress in career.

Windows Central does not know for now when this new system arrives, nor has the certainty that it will come really rather than being maybe trashed during the development: it is certainly an interesting idea, so hopefully we'll hear about it again in the future. As always, stay tuned!