PS5 Chip Shortages Reaching Crisis Levels: How Did it Get This Bad? - PS5
Jim Ryan says PS5 shortage has been resolved - Xfire
Sony is making more PS4s to make up for the shortage of PS5s
PS4 Stock Levels Will Not Meet Demand for a Couple of Months | Push Square
Sony Has Declared That The Great PS5 Shortage Is Over At CES
Sony Reportedly Planning To Address PS5 Shortage By Making More PS4 Systems
Sony Reportedly Hopes to Combat PlayStation 5 Shortage by Making More PS4s | Complex
PlayStation 5 Surpasses 30 Million Units Sold, CEO Jim Ryan Indicates Shortage Might Be Over - Game Informer
Sony says the PlayStation 5 shortage is finally over
Supply Chain Shortages: 10 Things You May Have Trouble Finding In The 2021 Holiday Season - CBS San Francisco
Sony declares PlayStation 5 stock shortages over as it sells the most PS5 consoles ever - NotebookCheck.net News
Sony will continue making PS4 consoles throughout 2022 due to PS5 shortages | TechSpot
PlayStation 5 “Long-Term Supply Issues” Are Resolved, says Jim Ryan – GTPlanet
PS5 shortages set to continue due to global chip shortage, warns Sony | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Sony says it is not increasing PS4 production to deal with the current PS5 shortage | VG247
Sony will continue making PS4s as PS5 shortage continues | Shacknews
GameSpot - Sony has warned that the ongoing PlayStation 5 shortage situation might continue through 2022. According to Bloomberg, Sony management informed analysts that demand is outpacing supply for the PS5, which,
Sony says PlayStation 5 shortage is over after surpassing 30 million units sold : NPR
Sony and Nintendo Videogame Machines to Be in Short Supply Again This Year - WSJ
Sony Making More PS4's Due To Ongoing Shortage | Gaming Instincts
The Chip Shortage Affecting Gaming 'Will Remain Very Tight' Until at Least Next September - IGN
Sony Cuts PlayStation 5 Production on Chips Shortage - Bloomberg
Sony Misses PS5 Sales Targets Thanks To Endless Supply Shortages (Which May End Soon)
PlayStation sales slip to $7.1bn as supply shortages continue | GamesIndustry.biz
