Sony says it is increasing production of the PlayStation 5 and “is working to boost more supply for the New Year holiday season.”
During Latest financial results, Sony explained that both software sales and gameplay engagement were down year-over-year. Not surprising given the significant increase in games during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Sony said, “Given this situation, in the first half of the year, mainly [PS5] Promotion of hardware and new PlayStation Plus services. “
Sony expects to still meet its 18 million unit sales forecast this year, with positive signs of supply after the blockade is lifted in Shanghai, a major parts production hub. Stated. As a result, Sony believes it will be able to go into production and sell many of those units during the holiday season, which is currently a booming sales season.
Sony had previously promised to increase production this year, but supply was still constrained and the new unit sold out almost immediately. In a question and answer session, Sony CFO Hiroki Totoki said, “I want to increase production as soon as possible.”
Sony has consistently improved its hardware and services since the launch of the PS5. Recently, we’ve added an update to support 1440p monitors and introduced the new PlayStation Stars loyalty service.
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