Microsoft’s Xbox project, largely forgotten in last year’s Windows and Windows Phone race to eight, is back in the spotlight. Today at the D: Dive Into Media conference, Microsoft let loose some fresh statistics concerning its console, and also revealed how heavily it is investing in creating content and experiences for its living room device.
Microsoft has sold more than 75 million Xbox consoles. Those with an Xbox account average 87 hours per month on their console. There are now 46 million Xbox Live subscribers. 38% of users are women, and 51% have kids. So, males are still the majority, but the Xbox audience is more than a third female, and majority older
and not "Santa Monica Studio"
-_- nice try with that title...(rolls eyes)
http://www.tgdaily.com/game...
"Ballmer said that of those 66 million Xbox 360 consoles, there are 40 million users who have signed up for an online Xbox Live account."
SIGNED UP FOR AN ONLINE XBOX LIVE ACCOUNT
Sorry to rain down on your parade.
That alone is almost a billion dollars in revenue annually.
46 million = Silver and Gold.
http://attackofthefanboy.co...
For comparison sake last year they had 40 million silver and gold
http://www.ign.com/articles...
Last count (back in 2010) showed 12.5 million paid so it may be as high as 20 million today.
http://www.forbes.com/sites...
Every account made on Xbox starts as a silver or "free" member (With an option to get a free month of gold). MS doesn't count silver.
http://www.microsoft.com/en...
"The Xbox LIVE community has grown to 46 million members"
Hence paying + non-paying.
"You there! Make sure the Ads hit them until their eyeballs HURT!"
Perhaps we'll hear more at E3, but I sure hope it won't be content vs games.
But more than Half are Gold, probably around 26m.
its a great numbers.
So in reality Gold members would be about 20m. Probably less.