In essence, this devalues the effort to some degree of more recent achievement hunters, since there are so many games out there that let you get gamerscore with relatively low investment both in terms of time, effort, and skill. And what's worse, some of the games even gain extra gamerscore over time, abusing Microsoft's policies which let game developers add gamerscore after so many months. Xitilon, for example, has been cited to me by numerous achievement fans as a company that sells simple easy games for $5, giving achievement hunters an incredibly easy ride to 1000 gamerscore with 10-20 minutes of light work. Some publishers actually seem to be abusing that fact too.
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It required tons of investment in terms of time, and in some cases money, since smaller indie games weren't given the full 1000 gamerscore like they are today. In any case, back in the day, achieving hundreds of thousands, or even millions of achievement points was a truly epic feat. When I play on my Nintendo Switch, I really do find myself missing Xbox achievements. For those of a certain age at least (and I can only speak for myself) it does seem that achievements do add a dimension of fun and reward for investing in your platform of choice. Sure, achievements are just a fun little thing and perhaps shouldn't be taken too seriously. One point of contention in the Xbox achievement hunting community pertains to the accrual of points in recent times.
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