Sony Interactive Entertainment boss Jim Ryan has admitted there could be issues with the availability of the PlayStation 5, but promises - the company is working on restocking.
In an interview with the BBC, the executive said:
“We have produced more PS5s under these difficult conditions than when the PS4 was launched. If people are having trouble finding the console when it premieres, we are so sorry and truely sorry. "
“But we can assure you that we are working hard to significantly replenish the stocks in the market before and after Christmas. It will be a bigger launch than the PlayStation 4. Given the circumstances, we can be proud of it. "
Ryan, naturally, was referring to the situation with the coronavirus. The person in charge of the SIE underlined that the release of a new console during a world pandemic is similar to a "roller coaster", and will never again decide on such an adventure.
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