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reidlosdog on 17 October 2010
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reidlosdog said:
oniyide said:

@reidlosdog  where are you getting that not many PS3 users play online??? just curious because Uncharted 2 alone has thousand of players daily. and MW2 for that matter. No one is saying LIVE isnt better it is, just why does MS have to charge for playing a damn game online??? You honestly think they have to do this????


I think they did it since the Xbox, and had to do it then, but then realized people will actually pay for this, so continued on.

So no, they don't HAVE to do it, but they know many people are willing to pay for it.

I'm not exactly sure where I got this statistic cause I'm trying to find it on Vgchartz, cause I thought I got it from there, but still looking.

Here is a statment that can back my claim but not prove it for amount of hours played per week: Xbox 360 (7.3 hrs), PC (6.6 hrs) and PS3 (5.8 hrs).

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=389038

NPD Group's Online Gaming 2010 Report Is what I need to find, but it is proving difficult as they have made it so that only subscribers can get this information, as it is already old.



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