If you thought that your retailer was slacking and missed purchasing enough, then you were wrong - according to SCEA comms boss Patrick Seybold, the company simply struggles to cope with demand.
if you frequented gaming forums recently then you must have heard of a certain issue - one of there not being enough PS3's on the shelves and not enough PS3's being supplied to retailers either. This latest report comes from the US, and today, Sony officially recognized the problem with SCEA comms boss, Patrick Seybold, saying the following regarding the issue:
"There is incredible pent up demand for PS3 right now and with incredible software momentum right for PS3 with Heavy Rain, MLB: The Show, BioShock 2 and God of War III, Final Fantasy XIII, so we expect to see
inventory to be tight for a bit longer," said Seybold, speaking ahead of GDCthis week.
"We're working hard with our retail partners to meet that demand."
SCE UK sales director Mark Howsen told MCVin February that British stocking was struggling to maintain levels against demand.
"Whilst it is hugely pleasing that PS3 slim has been greeted so enthusiastically, we understand that this has lead to some stock issues, particularly with the 120Gb model," he said.
"We are doing our best to address these issues and hope to catch up in the next few weeks."
It's nice to see that the company is working on getting the store shelves plentiful with PS3's once more... they wouldn't want to lose potential buyers, now would they?
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