Xbox Series X pre-orders sold out quickly when they opened on September 22nd. However, if you’ve been waiting to pick up Microsoft’s flagship console on launch day, you may be disappointed.
Spencer admitted in the “Dropped Frames” podcast that demand would continue to exceed supply for his new consoles this year and through 2021. “We know what our offer will look like for the rest of the year. We will have more demand than we deliver, ”said Spencer.“And I’ll apologize to people in advance. We saw how much energy there was with pre-orders and we were basically out there [of stock] in a couple of hours, which is unfortunate. I think we will live in this world for a few months. We will have much more demand than supply. ”
The demand for next-gen is high
The situation echoes what Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, said about PS5 stock in a recent interview.
Ryan said that “demand is expressed by the size of the pre-order [sic] was very, very remarkable “and that” not everyone who wants to buy a PS5 on launch day can find one “.
The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S will be released on November 10th and will retail for $ 499 / £ 429 / AU $ 749 and $ 299 / £ 249 / AU $ 499, respectively.
You can now read our handy preview for the Xbox Series X and watch us unpack the new premium console from Microsoft and the smaller Xbox Series S.
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