Call of Duty 4 is officially more popular than World of Warcraft.

On consoles alone, at least 17.4 million unique users have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode (The PlayStation numbers are not updated).

If we were to include the units on the PC - and modernize the PlayStation numbers - we would have been looking at a number far greater than 20 millon.

Yeah and Wii play has sold 24 million

Yeah and Wii play has sold 24 million

error_202

Solitaire has outsold the Wii hardware and software library put together. Your point being? :) I was talking about the online mode. World of Warcraft was the king for a long time. :)

And if we are talking about game hours WoW would double CoD4 if not more. WoW gets far more playage than CoD4clembo1990

World of Warcraft was released 3 years earlier. :)

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Yeah and Wii play has sold 24 million

Deathlessness

Solitaire has outsold the Wii hardware and software library put together. Your point being? :) I was talking about the online mode. World of Warcraft was the king for a long time. :)

That is my point, kinda random to compare a twitch FPS to an MMORPG, even if it is just in sales. I even doubt one would play the other.

EDIT: oh you were comparing the online modes. My bad.

On consoles alone, at least 17.4 million unique users have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode (The PlayStation numbers are not updated).

If we were to include the units on the PC - and modernize the PlayStation numbers - we would have been looking at a number far greater than 20 millon.

Deathlessness

Yea right.

clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

Deathlessness

I bet none of those people would be shelling 15 a month to play cod online for the next 5 years.

On consoles alone, at least 17.4 million unique users have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode (The PlayStation numbers are not updated).

If we were to include the units on the PC - and modernize the PlayStation numbers - we would have been looking at a number far greater than 20 millon.

Deathlessness

I would like to see how many of them there would be if they were payin a 15$ monthly feelol not so much im thinking

On consoles alone, at least 17.4 million unique users have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode (The PlayStation numbers are not updated).

If we were to include the units on the PC - and modernize the PlayStation numbers - we would have been looking at a number far greater than 20 millon.

Deathlessness

clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

Deathlessness

World of Warcraft - 15$ per month

Call of Duty 4 - 0$ per month

And I'm pretty positive WoW has had more unique players over the years anyways.

LOL and they are both owned by the same company so its not like it would change anything

Yea right.

clyde46

Xfire isn't even available for consoles. :?

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clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

Vyyral

World of Warcraft - 15$ per month

Call of Duty 4 - 0$ per month

And I'm pretty positive WoW has had more unique players over the years anyways.

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[QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

On consoles alone, at least 17.4 million unique users have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode (The PlayStation numbers are not updated).

If we were to include the units on the PC - and modernize the PlayStation numbers - we would have been looking at a number far greater than 20 millon.

Deathlessness

I would like to see how many of them there would be if they were payin a 15$ monthly feelol not so much im thinking

Yes, they would. If Infinity Ward would only be focusing on Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and if they were to release expansions and constantly improve the game, there would be many.

Maybe you're just mad because it's bigger than World of Warcraft. :lol:

LOL who in their right mind would pay to play a FPS online. Especially a camping noobfest like Cod 4 :lol:

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[QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

On consoles alone, at least 17.4 million unique users have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode (The PlayStation numbers are not updated).

If we were to include the units on the PC - and modernize the PlayStation numbers - we would have been looking at a number far greater than 20 millon.

Deathlessness

I would like to see how many of them there would be if they were payin a 15$ monthly feelol not so much im thinking

Yes, they would. If Infinity Ward would only be focusing on Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and if they were to release expansions and constantly improve the game, there would be many.

Maybe you're just mad because it's bigger than World of Warcraft. :lol:

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clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

clembo1990

World of Warcraft - 15$ per month

Call of Duty 4 - 0$ per month

And I'm pretty positive WoW has had more unique players over the years anyways.

Are you quoting me by accident or something? I said I'm pretty sure WoW has had more unique players, I'm on the WoW side here! :P

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[QUOTE="Fetus5"]

I would like to see how many of them there would be if they were payin a 15$ monthly feelol not so much im thinking

Espada12

Yes, they would. If Infinity Ward would only be focusing on Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and if they were to release expansions and constantly improve the game, there would be many.

Maybe you're just mad because it's bigger than World of Warcraft. :lol:

LOL who in their right mind would pay to play a FPS online. Especially a camping noobfest like Cod 4 :lol:

Maybe one of those over 20 million? :lol:

[QUOTE="clembo1990"][QUOTE="Vyyral"]

World of Warcraft - 15$ per month

Call of Duty 4 - 0$ per month

And I'm pretty positive WoW has had more unique players over the years anyways.

Vyyral

Are you quoting me by accident or something? I said I'm pretty sure WoW has had more unique players, I'm on the WoW side here! :P

Your proof has convinced me. :roll:

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[QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

Yes, they would. If Infinity Ward would only be focusing on Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and if they were to release expansions and constantly improve the game, there would be many.

Maybe you're just mad because it's bigger than World of Warcraft. :lol:

Deathlessness

LOL who in their right mind would pay to play a FPS online. Especially a camping noobfest like Cod 4 :lol:

Maybe one of those over 20 million? :lol:

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[QUOTE="Espada12"]

LOL who in their right mind would pay to play a FPS online. Especially a camping noobfest like Cod 4 :lol:

Danm_999

Maybe one of those over 20 million? :lol:

Not to mention WoW is on PC only and cod is on every gaming platform! Even the DS :lol:

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[QUOTE="Espada12"]

LOL who in their right mind would pay to play a FPS online. Especially a camping noobfest like Cod 4 :lol:

Danm_999

Maybe one of those over 20 million? :lol:

If it were a "world", like World of Warcraft, then yes. :) It would have crushed it, like it's crushing it right now. :)

Jasonhoneyman is that you?

[QUOTE="Danm_999"][QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

Maybe one of those over 20 million? :lol:

Deathlessness

If it were a "world", like World of Warcraft, then yes. :) It would have crushed it, like it's crushing it right now. :)

[QUOTE="Danm_999"][QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

Maybe one of those over 20 million? :lol:

Espada12

Not to mention WoW is on PC only and cod is on every gaming platform! Even the DS :lol:

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare currently has more than 13 million unique users on the Xbox 360 alone. :)

Out of about 30 million, we're talking about an impressive 13 million! And I'm not including the PlayStation or PC numbers.

Out of billions PC owners, approximately 11 - 12 million play World of Warcraft. :)

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[QUOTE="Danm_999"] You seriously believe if Infinity Ward charged $15/month for COD4 they'd have a larger userbase than WoW? Can you comprehend how many active players WoW would have if it were free? You're not using your head.Danm_999

If it were a "world", like World of Warcraft, then yes. :) It would have crushed it, like it's crushing it right now. :)

You're running out of arguments. :lol: I said "if". Let us imagine it. Then we both know what would have happened. :)

clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

Deathlessness

Erm, aren't you kind of contradicting yourself? if Call of duty 4 was released in 2004 i can guarentee it would have less players now, than if it was released in 2007. So the later release is actuley helping it. Plus WoW has had ALOT more unique players, but yes it has been out longer, but it still has had more.

[QUOTE="Danm_999"][QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

If it were a "world", like World of Warcraft, then yes. :) It would have crushed it, like it's crushing it right now. :)

Deathlessness

You're running out of arguments. :lol: I said "if". Let us imagine it. Then we both know what would have happened. :)

Using your logic Wii Fit Dominates them all 8 )

i wonder how many people lose weight doing that lol

im not thinking too many since we prob would seen some ads related to the jarded subway stuff

Yeah and Wii play has sold 24 million

error_202

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[QUOTE="Danm_999"] Sure. Infinity Ward, a developer with no experience in MMORPGs, and no experience outside FPS, could make an MMORPG that would do what Sony Online, Funcom, ArenaNet, Mythic Entertainment and the popular licenses of Star Wars, Warhammer, Conan, the Matrix could not. Yes, Infinity Ward, who have never managed to produce a game outside the FPS genre, could do what none of the other giants in the MMORPG genre with decades of experience could do. And it would be just as successful as an FPS on four platforms, with no online fees. I've got to ask at this point, is your brain getting enough oxygen?Danm_999

You're running out of arguments. :lol: I said "if". Let us imagine it. Then we both know what would have happened. :)

Like they are now? :lol: Perhaps you're just a little sad because Call of Duty has become so huge. Infinity Ward's upcoming Modern Warfare 2 will absolutely own StarCraft II in sales, too. :) I mean, the mediocre Call of Duty: World at War sold 11 million in 6 months. StarCraft did it in 11 years. :lol: And the fifth Call of Duty would never have been that successful if it weren't for Infinity Ward's extremely popular shooter. :) Modern Warfare 2, the true sequel, is approaching... :D

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[QUOTE="Danm_999"] You seriously believe if Infinity Ward charged $15/month for COD4 they'd have a larger userbase than WoW? Can you comprehend how many active players WoW would have if it were free? You're not using your head.Deathlessness

Not to mention WoW is on PC only and cod is on every gaming platform! Even the DS :lol:

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare currently has more than 13 million unique users on the Xbox 360 alone. :)

Out of about 30 million, we're talking about an impressive 13 million! And I'm not including the PlayStation or PC numbers.

Out of billions PC owners, approximately 11 - 12 million play World of Warcraft. :)

11-12 million have an active WoW account right now yes. But if you were to put together all the people who quit and all the people who's playing now, that would be a bit more then just 11-12 million, don't you think?:)

Using your logic Wii Fit Dominates them all 8 )

i wonder how many people lose weight doing that lol

im not thinking too many since we prob would seen some ads related to the jarded subway stuff

Fetus5

Over 20 million have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode. How many have played Wii Fit's online mode? :)

Like they are now? :lol:Deathlessness

No, not like they are now, because it's a different situation.

Remember, you asked me to imagine a different scenario to present reality? Or is your short term memory shot?

Perhaps you're just a little sad because Call of Duty has become so huge.Deathlessness

Why? I enjoy the Call of Duty series. I hope it all the success in the world, as long as it keeps to it's quality.

Infinity Ward's upcoming Modern Warfare 2 will absolutely own StarCraft II in sales, too. :) I mean, the mediocre Call of Duty: World at War sold 11 million in 6 months. StarCraft did it in 11 years. :lol: And the fifth Call of Duty would never have been that successful if it weren't for Infinity Ward's extremely popular shooter. :) Modern Warfare 2, the true sequel, is approaching... :D

Deathlessness

I grow tired of pointing out why its stupid to compare the success of a game released in 1997 on a single platform, to a game released a decade later, when the market was exponentially bigger, and on all platforms.

I've got a better idea, go pitch your COD MMORPG to Infinity Ward and watch them laugh you out the door.

clyde46.

World of Warcraft - released in 2004.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - released in 2007.

Good try, though. :D

Deathlessness

[QUOTE="Fetus5"]

Using your logic Wii Fit Dominates them all 8 )

i wonder how many people lose weight doing that lol

im not thinking too many since we prob would seen some ads related to the jarded subway stuff

Deathlessness

Over 20 million have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode. How many have played Wii Fit's online mode? :)

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Like they are now? :lol:Danm_999

No, not like they are now, because it's a different situation.

Remember, you asked me to imagine a different scenario to present reality? Or is your short term memory shot?

Perhaps you're just a little sad because Call of Duty has become so huge.Deathlessness

Why? I enjoy the Call of Duty series. I hope it all the success in the world, as long as it keeps to it's quality.

Infinity Ward's upcoming Modern Warfare 2 will absolutely own StarCraft II in sales, too. :) I mean, the mediocre Call of Duty: World at War sold 11 million in 6 months. StarCraft did it in 11 years. :lol: And the fifth Call of Duty would never have been that successful if it weren't for Infinity Ward's extremely popular shooter. :) Modern Warfare 2, the true sequel, is approaching... :D

Deathlessness

I grow tired of pointing out why its stupid to compare the success of a game released in 1997 on a single platform, to a game released a decade later, when the market was exponentially bigger, and on all platforms.

I've got a better idea, go pitch your COD MMORPG to Infinity Ward and watch them laugh you out the door.

Well, StarCraft II will be released in 2009, when the market is "exponentially bigger". Let's see it coming close to Modern Warfare 2. :cry:

[QUOTE="Danm_999"]

[QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

Like they are now? :lol:Deathlessness

No, not like they are now, because it's a different situation.

Remember, you asked me to imagine a different scenario to present reality? Or is your short term memory shot?

Perhaps you're just a little sad because Call of Duty has become so huge.Deathlessness

Why? I enjoy the Call of Duty series. I hope it all the success in the world, as long as it keeps to it's quality.

Infinity Ward's upcoming Modern Warfare 2 will absolutely own StarCraft II in sales, too. :) I mean, the mediocre Call of Duty: World at War sold 11 million in 6 months. StarCraft did it in 11 years. :lol: And the fifth Call of Duty would never have been that successful if it weren't for Infinity Ward's extremely popular shooter. :) Modern Warfare 2, the true sequel, is approaching... :D

Deathlessness

I grow tired of pointing out why its stupid to compare the success of a game released in 1997 on a single platform, to a game released a decade later, when the market was exponentially bigger, and on all platforms.

I've got a better idea, go pitch your COD MMORPG to Infinity Ward and watch them laugh you out the door.

Well, StarCraft II will be released in 2009, when the market is "exponentially bigger". Let's see it coming close to Modern Warfare 2. :cry:

[QUOTE="Deathlessness"] ok then what [QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

[QUOTE="Fetus5"]

Using your logic Wii Fit Dominates them all 8 )

i wonder how many people lose weight doing that lol

im not thinking too many since we prob would seen some ads related to the jarded subway stuff

clyde46

Over 20 million have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode. How many have played Wii Fit's online mode? :)

:lol: Not even close. Only "active" players. :) Don't let Blizzard fool you.

[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="Deathlessness"]

Over 20 million have played Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare's online mode. How many have played Wii Fit's online mode? :)

Deathlessness

:lol: Not even close. Only "active" players. :) Don't let Blizzard fool you.

And you don't pay $15 a month for CoD either, which could be a difference maker. SpruceCaboose

[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]And you don't pay $15 a month for CoD either, which could be a difference maker. clembo1990