Sony Interactive Entertainment lists another milestone under their wing after their subscription-based service, PS Plus, hit 47.2 million subscribers globally.
As reported by PSU, this achievement was announced by Sony in their Q2 FY21 earnings call. Previously in their Q1 earnings this year, there were only 46.3 million PS Plus subscribers listed officially - meaning almost 1 million subscribers were added during the second quarter of this year.
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PS Plus Hit Over 47 Million Subscribers Worldwide
Aside from this feat by PS Plus, Sony also confirmed that an additional 3.3 million PS5 units were shipped during Q2, overall reaching 13.4 million lifetime/ 104 million monthly active users for PlayStation were noted, and 76.4 million units of software were sold, including 7.6 million 1st party games.
That all happened despite the ongoing console stock issues, due to a semiconductor shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. There's still hope for more stable production of the chipsets and the console itself, though this shortage of consoles is expected to last until 2023. Make sure to follow us for more PS5 news and updates.
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