Last PS5 pre-order: Double dose of good news on pre-order stocks...

It is rumored that the pre-order inventory for PS5 Wave 3 will be the “largest shipment” yet, which should make it a little easier to place an order than before.

Additionally, rumors have been circulating that the PS5 Wave 3 pre-order stocks are expected to go live any moment – some are expecting this week.

So far, this has not happened because the pre-order stock for Amazon Prime Day PS5 supposedly did not arrive.

Hopefully this will change soon as a YouTuber points out that there are more pre-orders available from a number of retailers.

According to YouTuber Jake Randall, who said in an online video that more PS5 pre-orders could arrive on October 16 and 23.

Randall, who spoke specifically about US pre-orders, emphasized that these were rumors a source provided.

The incoming PS5 pre-order inventory and number of units available was also noted on the Stock Informer PS5 page. The website says, “We expect the third wave of PS5 pre-orders to come soon, which is reported to have a larger volume of units available.”

This week pre-order inventory for PS5 was available from a retailer. The US store Antonline opened pre-orders for the PS5. The site also took pre-orders for the Xbox Series X on Tuesday, October 13th.

Other next-gen console news reopened this week on Curry’s pre-orders for Xbox Series X – the PS5’s big rivals. The major UK retailer has started taking pre-orders for Microsoft’s next console, but you can scratch your head over the price.

Currys has the Xbox Series X listed for £ 2449 and is available for pre-order now.

If you’re wondering why the price is so high, it’s because the Xbox Series X is “only available to priority pre-order customers with a valid code.”

This code adds a £ 2000 voucher to a £ 5 deposit that customers have already paid. Despite the listed price, they pay the typical £ 449.

Those who do not have this important code have been advised not to place an order. “Orders without a unique code will be canceled” and “Refunds will be returned to your payment method within 3-5 working days”.

Currys have stated that the reason for this unique approach is due to the high number of pre-orders for the Xbox Series X.

Nick Hayden, Head of Gaming at Currys PC World, said, “Demand for pre-orders for the Xbox X and S series has been exceptionally high, and this unique pricing strategy is helping to prioritize those who have already pre-ordered. You will be able to “pay the rest of the bill today and make sure you get your Xbox when the launch day arrives next month.”

“All customers who have already pre-ordered from Currys PC World have received a unique code that returns the surprise price to RRP before the final purchase. Codes will be valid until 11:59 PM GMT on Sunday October 18, 2020 when the online price drops back to MSRP so others have a chance to get their hands on these new consoles. ”