Eliot Van Buskirk/Evolver
Sony Music Unlimited isn’t just another music subscription, in part because it lets you choose the music that plays in PlayStation 4 videogames, which, alone, will be worth the price of admission ($5/ or $10/month) to some gamers, especially because all of that music can play on computers, phones, and/or tablets, just like any other on-demand music subscription.
We anticipated that the launch of the PlayStation 4 last November would boost the use of Sony Music Unlimited, because it ships with it, and indeed, that’s what happened.
Sony shared some details with Evolver.fm indicating that the PS4 did boost usage of Sony Music Unlimited between its November launch and now, in the following ways:
Sony Music Unlimited isn’t just another music subscription, in part because it lets you choose the music that plays in PlayStation 4 videogames, which, alone, will be worth the price of admission ($5/ or $10/month) to some gamers, especially because all of that music can play on computers, phones, and/or tablets, just like any other on-demand music subscription.
We anticipated that the launch of the PlayStation 4 last November would boost the use of Sony Music Unlimited, because it ships with it, and indeed, that’s what happened.
Sony shared some details with Evolver.fm indicating that the PS4 did boost usage of Sony Music Unlimited between its November launch and now, in the following ways:
- Subscriber growth “more than doubled and sustained this momentum.”
- The service streamed 50 percent more music than it did previously.
- The percentage of Sony Music Unlimited users accessing the service on the PlayStation 4 increased between November and December, from 29 percent of all playback to 38 percent.
- Sony Music Unlimited streamed over 7 million hours of music since the launch of the PlayStation 4.
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