Horray guys, It's Been 10 years already of PSN!!! Lets see them stats! I got this Email from Sony today!!!
Im posting mine below. 
Altough in Greek you will understand the stats when you see yours.
But for reference:
Joined PSN: 10 June 2008
Total online playtime: 1036 hours which 4% have achived. 743hours were on Destiny (yay lol)
Most played game for 2016: Skyrim remastered (160hours)
And the trophy collection which only 1% have achieved!!!

Where can I get these stats?

Sorry about that. I got an Email from Sony. Ill add it in OP

Everyone is a trophy hunter nowadays, squeezing every last bit of a game for recognition instead of simply enjoying the ride. But arent we all like that to a certain degree? Isnt that part of everyday life? I guess, in a way, we are all trophy hunters. Thats just life: an endless effort for recognition and ass slapping. 

I wonder if this is just something Sony of Europe is doing... Any other europeans get an email like this?

Ka-pi96 said: Firstly, I never got an email Secondly, PSN tracks play times but just refuses to share them? ugh, it's even worse than the Switch in that regard then!

This. A thousand times this. Especially the second part. I'd love to be able to see how much time I've spent on each game, like I can on Steam and GOG.

Not me, that's for sure.

Zkuq said: Ka-pi96 said: Firstly, I never got an email Secondly, PSN tracks play times but just refuses to share them? ugh, it's even worse than the Switch in that regard then! This. A thousand times this. Especially the second part. I'd love to be able to see how much time I've spent on each game, like I can on Steam and GOG.

I would agree but the Steam tracking is so bad that it's laughable.  

I once had a game that was way wrong.  I can't remember which game but I played the first few minutes before closing it.  Steam said I played for several hours, though.  I went looking to see if others had the same issue and it seems pretty common.  Some people posted some ridiculous numbers.  From what I understand, Steam tracks the .exe, so if the process doesn't close right or keeps running in the background (I know Fallout:NV used to do that with me) then your numbers can be way off.  I think it runs into other problems, as well, as some people have reported undertracking.

Well, it's still better than nothing. I haven't had any trouble personally, and I'm under the impression that it's got better in the last years. That said, I'm sure there are still problems, even if it is better, but like I said, better than nothing!