If you've tried and failed to pick up a PlayStation 5 so far, then your luck might be about to change, as the CEO of PlayStation has claimed that the console shortage is over.
At CES 2023, Sony announced that it has officially sold 30 million PS5 units since its release in 2020. When the console first came out, the company stated that they had a lifetime goal of selling 100 million PS5s in total, which means they are almost a third of the way there after the increase in sales in December 2022.
This increase in recent sales is likely due to the long-term worldwide supply issue of the console being resolved back in November, which Jim Ryan, PlayStation CEO, confirmed at the PlayStation Partner Awards in Japan.