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Call of Duty Elite hit 1 million subscribers in first 6 days

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 22 Nov 2011 4:24 User comments (2)

Call of Duty Elite hit 1 million subscribers in first 6 days

Activision has announced today that it has sold one million premium subscriptions to Call of Duty Elite in just the first 6 days of availability.
As a comparison, the publisher says it took Netflix, Sirius and Xbox Live on average one year to reach the same milestone.

Overall, 4.2 million gamers have registered for the service and 80,000 Elite clans have been created. Furthermore, "100,000 user-generated videos have been uploaded to Call of Duty Elite and the service has had more than three million daily logins," says Activision.

"The audience response to Call of Duty Elite's premium service has been beyond our expectations, and we want to thank Call of Duty players around the world for their unprecedented enthusiasm. The number of gamers who have registered for Call of Duty Elite further illustrates how this service is poised to redefine social gaming and set a new bar for interactive entertainment," said Bobby Kotick, CEO, Activision Blizzard.



Check the service here: http://www.callofduty.com/elite

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2 user comments

123.11.2011 00:32
llongtheD
Inactive

Yet another way to glean money and info off of idiots.

225.11.2011 08:29
lee0123
Unverified new user

Take note Ubisoft...thats how you are suppose to thank gamers for spending there hard earned cash on your products!

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