In the first two weeks on sale, the PlayStation 5 has managed to outsell the launch numbers for its predecessor, PS4.
Now that both the PS5 and Xbox Series X and S are out in the wild, there’s a choice that many consumers have to make.
Sony warned consumers that there won’t be any additional stock allocation for retailers on the day of the PlayStation 5’s launch.
UK retailers warn that unless consumers have a pre-order for a next-gen console already, they’re unlikely to be able to buy one on launch day.
Sony has revealed that they expect the launch sales for the PlayStation 5 to beat those of the PlayStation 4.
The pre-sale orders for the PS5 in the first 12 hours in the US matched the sales numbers for the first 12 weeks of the PS4.
The NPD Group has published their predictions for holiday sales in 2020. The best-selling console will reportedly be the Nintendo Switch.
Sony has outlined further details of what backward compatibility will look like on the PlayStation 5 when it launches next month.
A recent study revealed that most of the gamers in the US who have pre-ordered a net-gen console have for a Playstation 5 standard edition.
Sony said that they expect to see seven million PlayStation 5 units sell by the end of the current financial year.