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The Behemoth has announced that Castle Crashers has now reached the 2 million player mark.

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Microsoft has told CNET that at least 2 million Xbox Live users logged into Facebook through Xbox 360 in the week since the two services were integrated, and that half a million Last.fm accounts were created in the first 24 hours of availability.

No figures have been released on Twitter use through 360, but according to a rep, there have been “tweets from nearly every market where we have Xbox Live.”

A tenth of all Live users have accessed Facebook through 360 in a week? Amazing scenes.

All through there.

Spore has sold more than 2 million units, EA just confirmed as part of its full-year financials.

The Maxis game was tipped as a driver in a year that saw revenue grow 15 percent to to $4.2 billion.

Spore has now seen more than 100 million creatures created for the game.

While Maxis may be celebrating, however, EA probably isn’t: the firm announced losses in excess of $1 billion for the 12 months ending March 2009 today.

Famitsu’s confirmed that DSi has now sold more than 2 million consoles in Japan.

The handheld revision went on sale last November. It’s sold over 700,000 units in Japan so far this year.

DSi launches in the US on April 5 and in Europe on April 3.

Thanks, Kotaku.

Street Fighter IV’s now moved more than 2 million copies worldwide, Capcom’s confirmed.

The game released last Friday, and will be followed by the new Street Fighter movie on February 28.

“The movie was developed in order to help rebuild the Street Fighter brand by drawing in new fans and reinvigorating fans of old,” said the firm

“In fruition of its policies, Capcom has achieved the feat of breaking the two million copy mark despite the economic crisis with this first iteration of the Street Fighter series in 11 years.”

Where’s our copy, Capcom? And where’s our FightStick, Mad Catz? Just not good enough.

According to this, Capcom’s claiming 2 million worldwide sales for Devil May Cry 4. The game has now shipped in all territories.

The game is the fastest-selling in the entire series, with sales accounting for a quarter of all 9 million Devil May Cry games sold in the franchise’s seven-year-old series.

According to this and this, the PS3 version of Assassin’s Creed is the fourth title for the system to pass the 2 million sales mark. The PC version slipped slightly recently, but with success like that for the franchise, Ubisoft is probably too busy swimming in champagne to notice. Bully for them.