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Call Of Duty Elite Reaches 1M Paid Subscribers
Activision is assuring gamers that the cavalry is on the way for its free and premium online service Call of Duty Elite.
The company says that it expects to continue to roll out features for the service as things progress, and that everything should be fully operational by December 1.
The Elite platform has had problems since its launch alongside Modern Warfare 3 on November 8, but it is up and running for Xbox 360 and PS3 owners. The exact release of the PC version of Elite is still up in the air.
In other Elite news, Activision says that one million gamers have signed up for the paid, premium version of the service in its first six days. The company also says that four million people have registered for Elite (which also has a free component) over all.
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