Will the next PS5 replenishment at Target take place on January 19th? On Twitter, speculation that Target will launch its new PS5 stock next week has made a rounds, thanks to a new screenshot that seems to suggest just as much, however, the screenshot in question has been challenged. since then. And unfortunately, Target did not comment on the issue, leaving PS5 customers completely in the dark.
As in 2020, the PS5 is almost impossible to get right now. If this will change in the coming months, who knows, but right now it could be the hardest it has ever been to get the console. Not only is competition still fierce, but retailers have exhausted their stock over the holidays. At Christmas, repopulations were extremely rare. And when they grew up on Best Buy, GameStop and more, they sold out instantly.
As for Target, it was quiet in 2021, however, that could change soon. On Twitter, “YtNextGenGaming”, a page that helped PlayStation fans get the evasive console, revealed that they were sent a screenshot that seems to indicate that the next PS5 drop will take place on January 19, which is next Tuesday.
If you haven’t seen the tweet yet, it shows an image showing the PS5 stock that will be ready for January 19, however, in response many have challenged the screenshot, with users claiming it’s not for the console, but the PS5 media remote control . And right now, that seems to be the case.
this could suggest a drop in the target on January 19, nothing confirmed. It was sent to me by one of my followers. I’ll try to confirm this and get back to you guys. pic.twitter.com/NO7tC2eJ6t
– YtNextGenGaming / PS5 / XBOX stock and sneakers (@YtNextGenGaming) January 13, 2021
Will PS5 launch next week at Target? May be. However, right now, the retailer has not announced any new offers, and at least the above tweet should be taken with a massive grain of salt.
Talking to a GameStop manager on Monday, we were told that they did not receive any new stocks in the Black Friday store. Of course, the retailer sold shares online, but the idea is that no one has too many PS5 shares at the moment. In other words, even if Target drops its new stock next week, it probably won’t be the truck supply that many PlayStation customers hope for.