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77 Million PSN Accounts In The Wild, Which Country Has The Most?

by Ernice Gilbert on May 2nd, 2011, under Hot, News, PS3, PSN, Sony

With over 77 million PSN accounts across the globe, do you know which country houses the most? We’re sure you do.

Via Famitsu, per Kotaku, the United States leads with 31,140,307 PSN accounts, followed by the United Kingdom with 9,296,317.

Here’s the full quencher:

- USA: 31,140,307
- UK: 9,296,317
- Japan: 7,427,038
- France: 4,701,424
- Canada: 3,524,227
- Germany: 3,233,800
- Spain: 2,982,592 accounts

You can create as many PSN accounts as you like, and according to Sony, ten million credit cards are connected to the service, and might have been compromised when the hack occurred. PSN comes back on this week.

6 Comments

  1. Mon, 2nd May 2011 at 9:43 am

    I can’t believe that the UK is at number 2. We are such a tiny Island.

    Guess the UK just loves to game.

  2. Mon, 2nd May 2011 at 9:46 am

    Indeed. UK loves to game…Lots of game developers there too.

  3. Tue, 3rd May 2011 at 5:13 am

    shocked to see JP so low, and france so high!
    i mean i thought all the frogs do is make poor quality cars, wine and eat cheese all day!
    O, and invade vietnam so they can steal there bread and call it theres.
    ;)

  4. Tue, 3rd May 2011 at 5:28 am

    :-)

  5. Tue, 3rd May 2011 at 8:55 am

    interesting read, there are aprx 60 million in the uk i think (or is that england?!) and say about 230mill in the USA? By my rough calculation then there are slightly more gamers per population in the uk than anywhere else? I realise from your other article psn back on in Japan, lets hope its the eu next later on today for when we all finish work and then the USA another 5 hours later for when they all return home!! Killzone 2 will be the first game i play online for sure!!!

  6. Tue, 3rd May 2011 at 12:05 pm

    Can’t wait for the return myself. I’ll be looking into how many Xbox Live accounts there are in the UK, so I could write up a decent read about it…

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