According to Famitsu's research, the estimated domestic sales volume (breaking news) of the next-generation consoles (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S) in the first week was revealed.
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I can understand Sony's strategy. The EU & US are their dominant markets, and where they generate the most amount of revenue. It would make sense if you have a limited stock to allocate most of that stock to your dominant market. Sony have Japan in their back pocket, and stock will always sell there, also there is less competition from MS. In the EU & US however, the competition is stronger, and stock shortages potentially give more ground to the competittion.
The important thing here for both consoles though, is that launch day sales are not an indicator of a lack of demand. Demand is extremely high for both consoles, the problem is supply. We won't really know how well both consoles are selling (in relation to demand) until there is a surplus in the market.
Well if it’s selling out isn’t that a good sign? Just ramp up your supply for the demand?
There is supply shortage but over the years a traditional home console has gotten less ans less and more handheld. It would be a good idea fir Sony to release a JP only handheld
I live in Tokyo and it is IMPOSSIBLE to get a PS5 right now, so it's l about supply.
All shops are holding lotteries to get one and recently you have a 1~2% chance of actually winning.
Even getting a PS4 or a Switch is close to impossible this year.