PS5 sales getting close to Nintendo Switch
UPDATE: The PS5 could drop at Game today. Read on for more information.
It has now been over a year since Sony’s latest console, the PlayStation 5 (PS5), first arrived in the UK. But supply problems and a worldwide chip shortage sparked by the coronavirus pandemic have caused the production of the device to slow. New stock is still tricky to find and, when it does appear, the PS5 sells out quickly.
November started incredibly slowly, with PS5 restocks only appearing at John Lewis & Partners, Game and ShopTo during the first week of the month.
The situation has since improved though and we have seen recent restocks at Very, AO, Argos, Asda and Littlewoods, plus a drop at Sony’s new PS Direct online store. There have also been several more restocks at Game. Let’s just hope the momentum continues as we edge towards Christmas.
If you’re still on the lookout for a PS5, you’ve come to the right place. Our liveblog is on hand to give you the latest insight on restocks from all major UK retailers, both online and in-store, as well as providing details on rumoured releases, plus the latest PS5 games and accessories to snap up.
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What PS5 restocks could we see today?
Gooooood morning PS5 hunters and welcome to another day of console stock tracking action. While we didn’t get any restocks on Cyber Monday, let’s just say we weren’t all that surprised.
Mondays are usually pretty quiet days for restocks in general, so if you add on top a big sales event – something the PS5 will doubtlessly never be a part of (for a few years at least), and well, you see the logic.
But today could be a whole different story. Last week, Game updated its PS5 bundles page with new release dates, putting it in prime position for a restock today. More on that soon. For now, keep your eyes on the blog and we’ll bring you all the live restock updates as they happen.
Alex Lee30 November 2021 08:35
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