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  Call Of Duty 4 Sees Over 14 Million Online Players
by David Jenkins
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January 8, 2009
 
 Call Of Duty 4  Sees Over 14 Million Online Players
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Bestseller Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has seen over 10 million unique online users on the Xbox 360 and over 4 million on the PS3, according to detailed online statistics revealed by Infinity Ward community manager Robert Bowling.

As of January 3, the game has seen 10,006,606 unique users on the Xbox 360, writes Bowling on his regular blog IAMfourzerotwo.

Total game sales for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC versions had already hit 10 million as of June 2008, making Call of Duty 4 one of the most successful video games ever.

Detailed statistics for the PlayStation 3 version were not available, but Infinity Ward was able to estimate approximately 4,381,276 unique users on the PlayStation Network, pushing the multiplatform online console title to over 14 million players. The PC version of the game was not mentioned.

Other data revealed for the Xbox 360 version alone included the fact 7,111,508 people (71.1 percent) had completed the game's F.N.G. mission -– more than the entire population of Hong Kong -- although the figures also suggest that 28.9 percent of players never got past the first level.

A total of 5,654,643 people had beaten the game on any difficulty level (46.5 percent), which, as Bowling points out is more than the population of Finland. Only 283,632 people -- 2.8 percent of players -- had completed the Airplane section on Veteran difficultly.
 
   
 
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Frank Smith
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Now only if we could bottle that up in to a subscription and charge $15.99 a month.....

Raymond Klein
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They made a PC version. Can’t they make expansions? That would make money too.

Blake Nicholas
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I completed the airplane section on veteran difficulty. I would think more than 2.8 percent had done it that's interesting.

Nelson Pavao
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I'm a big fan of the multiplayer side of games and I usually don't bother completing single player portions anymore, but I did complete this one. To me, it was the perfect length and pace.

rob miller
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This is one of my top 5 games of all time


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