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Home›Gamification›It’s Official: You Should Finally Be Able to Buy a PS5 in 2023

It’s Official: You Should Finally Be Able to Buy a PS5 in 2023

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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After months of anticipation and speculation, it’s official: the PlayStation 5 will finally be widely available for purchase in 2023. Fans of the popular gaming console have been eagerly awaiting news of restocks and availability since its release in late 2020, but the ongoing chip shortage and other supply chain issues have made it difficult for many to get their hands on one.

The shortage of microchips has affected many industries, including the gaming and electronics industries. Unlike previous console launches, the PS5 has been particularly affected by the chip shortage, making it one of the most difficult consoles to purchase in recent years. But now, Sony has announced that they expect to have enough inventory by 2023 to meet demand.

This news is sure to be a relief to those who have been attempting to purchase the PS5 since its release. With more stock available, gamers will finally be able to experience the next generation of gaming from the comfort of their own homes. The PS5 boasts impressive specs, including a lightning-fast solid-state drive, an AMD Zen 2 processor, and an RDNA 2 GPU, which means games will load faster and look better than ever before.

Sony is expecting to have around 18 million PS5 consoles available for purchase by the end of 2022, and they plan to double that number in 2023. This means that, by the end of 2023, there should be enough supply to meet the increasing demand from gamers worldwide.

The PS5 has been a highly sought-after console since its initial release, and its popularity only continues to grow as more and more must-play titles are released exclusively for the console. Some of the most anticipated games include Horizon Forbidden West, Gran Turismo 7, and God of War: Ragnarok, all of which promise to push the limits of the PS5’s hardware.

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