600,000 people subscribe to CoD: Elite, Shatters Records

Posted By | On 18th, Nov. 2011

Call of Duty: Elite is very successful as you may have noticed, but not to this extent. Almost 600,000 people registered to the service which costs $50 per year. Activision is pleased with the results and has revealed a lot more information.

This statement was revealed by Gamestop CEO, Tony Bartel.

“In the case of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, we worked closely with Activision, Sony and Microsoft to pre-order and deliver nearly 600,000 instances of the Modern Warfare Elite DLC to date,” said GameStop president Tony Bartel. “This places the launch of Elite as one of our top 10 launches of the year so far.”

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