07-30-2004, 10:55 PM
July 29, 2004 - Sony Computer Entertainment sent out a gleeful announcement today claiming that SOCOM II: U.S. Navy SEALS has averaged 373,000 online player hours per day, apparently more player hours daily than all Xbox Live titles log worldwide.
Want another big number? The total player hours on SOCOM II is approaching 94 million hours, or 10,835 years of straight gameplay.
As another perspective on SOCOM II's popularity, Sony points out that as a daily average, more than 103,000 unique SOCOM II accounts log in -- equivalent to the capacity of the University of Michigan stadium. That, by the way, is one of the largest sports venues in the country.
In other words, many, many people are playing SOCOM II. Sony's possible suggested conclusion: why aren't you?
Want another big number? The total player hours on SOCOM II is approaching 94 million hours, or 10,835 years of straight gameplay.
As another perspective on SOCOM II's popularity, Sony points out that as a daily average, more than 103,000 unique SOCOM II accounts log in -- equivalent to the capacity of the University of Michigan stadium. That, by the way, is one of the largest sports venues in the country.
In other words, many, many people are playing SOCOM II. Sony's possible suggested conclusion: why aren't you?
