The first games will be presented this week.
Jim Ryan, vice president of Sony Interactive Entertainment and head of the PlayStation division, in a recent interview, prepared the world for the PlayStation 5 deficit and added that the coronavirus pandemic will not affect the timing of the console’s release.
Sony prepares the world for a shortage of PlayStation 5
A couple of days ago, Sony officially announced that it would hold a press conference this week on the next-generation PlayStation 5 console. At this conference, the company is expected to introduce the first games for the PlayStation 5.
We are still fine. We will release the PlayStation 5 console worldwide for Christmas. We look forward to the next generation console and hope that the entire gaming community is waiting for this with us.
Jim Ryan immediately warned that at the initial stage after the launch of PlayStation 5, a shortage of consoles and problems with the lack of a sufficient number of consoles in warehouses are expected. However, Sony will try to do everything in order to satisfy user demand and increase supply as quickly as possible.
Earlier, Jim Ryan said that the price of the PlayStation 5 will fully match the capabilities of the console, while the console will offer excellent value for money.
