"Black action" player has accumulated game 600 million hours

More than 20 million of players have been playing 600 million-hour games (about 68,000 years) for 45 days from the launch of the Call of Duty: Black September 9, with the average player playing for up to 87 minutes a day, more than the well-known social networking site, Facebook said.　　At the same time, Microsoft's Halo in September the first week of the IPO, the total number of players for 50 million hours of game time, if the momentum lasted 45 days, then this figure will reach 326 million hours.　　But the move does not disclose the specific online user figures for Black Ops, it's just that the number of registered users "exceeds the number of viewers in the final season of the ABC series Lost" (20.5 million) and game users will be able to form the third largest state in the United States (the second largest state of the United States is Texas, with a population of about 25 million). The November NPD statistics show that the black Ops has sold 8.4 million copies since the IPO.　　Just a week ago, the video announcing the game brought more than 1 billion dollars in revenue to the company. "The 1 billion dollar figure is staggering, but it's not enough to show the game's success," said Eric Hirshberg, president of the company. The real success of black ops points to the millions of game times that players create. Call of Duty has become one of the most popular social networks in the world. "The media are making progress and the technology of social platforms is more important than ever," said Bobby Kotick, a blizzard president. Call of Duty has created a wide range of identities for its communities and has become an essential part of a player's social life and other forms of digital communication. ”