PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles will be available at Target today.
The retailer is making a limited number of both consoles available to purchase online on Thursday, according toJake Randall, who has previously successfully reported on multiple Target restocks ahead of them going live.
In order to stand the best chance of getting a console, users should be signed into a Target account, which will automatically direct them to the store closest to their registered address where systems are available. Delivery isn’t an option, so buyers will need to pick up the product from their chosen store.
UPDATE:PS5 disc consoles went on sale first at Target on Thursday at about 4.45am PT / 7.45am ET. They were followed about 15 minutes later by PS5 Digital Edition consoles, withXboxSeries X following shortly after. All of the consoles have now sold out.
ORIGINAL STORY CONTINUES:Once they’re available, you should be able to purchase PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles through the following links, stock permitting:
Check out Randall’s livestream below for tips on how to successfully complete the checkout process.
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The boss of AMD, which makes the CPUs and GPUs inside PS5 andXbox Series X/S, said in October that she expects chip supply issues toease gradually in the second half of 2022.
At a news conference attended byNikkei Asialast week, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said the global chip shortage is set to last until 2023.
And chip maker Toshiba also recently warned that supply issues for power regulating chipswill stretch well into next year and perhaps even beyond.
