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Halo: Reach may have fallen short of the #1 spot on Xbox Live through the first week, but it still had an impressive debut. Bungie today revealed the online stats for the game through its first week, and the results are staggering.

"Fortunately for us, our online team tracks every single aspect of Halo: Reach right down to shots fired, and our own internal data tells a very different story," Bungie said on its website. "Our sources tell us that we've been the number one title on Xbox Live for the last seven days."

Compared to Halo 3, Halo: Reach's online unique user count had eclipsed its total for the entire week after just one day. Halo: Reach's online population through the first week also had four times the number of total unique users compared to Halo 3.

Below are some more Halo: Reach stats through the first week:

- 70 Million+ Games have been played
- 235 Million+ Player-Games have been played
- 2 Million+ Files have been uploaded to File Shares
- 5,901 man-years have been spent in online Reach games
- 20 Million Daily challenges have been completed
- 709,840 Weekly challenges have been completed
- 165 Billion Credits have been earned

Microsoft has yet to release exact unit sales numbers for Halo: Reach, but announced at the Tokyo Game Show last week the game generated over $200 million in sales.

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impressive numbers.

Indeed, the numbers are very impressive. I wonder how the numbers compared to other shooters.

froggyboy604 wrote:Indeed, the numbers are very impressive. I wonder how the numbers compared to other shooters.

I'm sure these numbers blow all other shooting game numbers out of the water and sky.

I'm sure they probably do blow away all other games but I'm thinking Call of Duty: Black Ops will take back over.

Those numbers are insane. It's one of the biggest releases of all time.