Sony revealed today that it will be shipping more inventories of the PlayStation 5 to retailers before the year, 2020 ends. Sony also said it has seen an “unprecedented demand” for its latest-generation gaming console; following its release earlier this month, November 2020.

In a tweet, Sony pointed out that the PlayStation 5 launch was its biggest console launch ever; although it just stopped short of disclosing how many units have been sold.

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The company only said the following on Twitter, “There’s no clear information as well on how many PS5 consoles it plans to release to retailers later this year. The PS5 faced significant demand; even during the pre-order period, as previously confirmed by Jim Ryan, the President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment. In the U.S. alone, the consoles sold in the first 12 hours matched the number of PS4 consoles sold in the first 12 weeks; as people were staying at home due to COVID-19 lockdowns in many places.”

Ryan also acknowledged that not everyone would be able to get their hands on the PS5 on launch day. Sony made it clear before the launch that the console would only be available to purchase online at launch. That said, Sony’s announcement today should appease PlayStation fans who want to snap up the PS5 in time for the holidays.

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