Warhawk was first released in America back in August 28th, 2007, since then it has managed to sell over half a million times in that region!
To be exact, in the past week the PlayStation leaderboard statstics show the game has been played (online naturally) by 511,207 individual people (since launch) who purchased the game either online via a PlayStation Store download or at retail and played ranked matches. — Via N4G
Attendum: Due to a complaint I wanted to expand on these “sales numbers”. Since Sony never released official numbers, these are not the current accurate sales, but merely an indicator to show the game sold over 500,000 copies.
VIDEOGAMESBLOGGER, you might want to change this article…
1. They’re only talking about ranked games.
2. They’re only talking about ranked games in the US, which is stupid if you’re not going to put that in the article. (stats.US.playstation.com should’ve tipped the “reporter” who wrote this article)
3. The person who wrote this article owns an XboX, and likely doesn’t know what he’s writing about.
4. A LOT of people who got high rank before the rank glitch was fixed stopped playing ranked games to keep their fake rank. When the ranked servers were reset because of the glitch, I didnt come on for almost a month myself because I was near a General, but got busted down to Airman.
Sorry about the mixup Pixelsword, I’ve added your notes to the article and corrected that they are U.S.-only numbers. I still think it’s great to hear the game’s doing well.
Your welcome, glad to help. It wasn’t your fault, the source article was faulty, I had to read it to figure it out myself.
And I’m glad that it’s doing well too!
VG Blogger I’m sorry! I copied and pasted my complaint from the actual NG4 article, I didn’t mean to offend you! I’m so sorry! You can go to the actual article and see that what I originally posted, I was just at work, so I didn’t have the time to write a specific one for you guys! Again I am so sorry!
(at the bottom)
http://www.n4g.com/ps3/NewsCom-123919.aspx?CT=1&Page=2&Page2=1#Comments
Oh I see, well no worries. Maybe now that the word is out, Sony can do a worldwide count.