Sony may now advertise that it has 17 million registered PlayStation Network accounts, but that Xbox-Live-sized stat provoked new questions and skepticism that a Sony rep answered for us (mtv videogames blog) today.
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The Sony 17 million stat first popped up at CES and immediately drew a parallel to the 17 million Xbox Live users recently claimed by Microsoft.
Sony's 17 million returned in the press release MTV Multiplayer received yesterday, a release stuffed with impressive numbers that confirm PSN to be a well-stocked and actively used service.
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How the hell have they got 17 million PSN users when they haven't even sold that many consoles? What i want to know is does these numbers just pop out of their ass.
There are many PS3 owners, me included. Not only that but the service is FREE. In hard economic times, free is GREAT news!
the ps3 has already passed the 20million mark. so the PS3 is about 7million behind the 360. Which is very good considering they have a higher price point and came out year later.
So if you got 1 PS3 and 2 kids everyone gets to play online free unlike the 360 when you need multiple gold accounts.
Hum, not suprising, its Sony, they have done their share of spinning in the past.
Like the target renders.