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Jim Ryan ‘feels bad’ Sony won’t be able meet PS5 demand for ‘some time’ yet | VGC
PlayStation boss says “improving inventory levels remains a top priority”…

Despite a global chip shortage, PlayStation’s boss said on Wednesday that the company has managed to produce and sell a record number of PS5 consoles.
However, overwhelming demand for the console means PS5 won’t be readily available for some time yet.
“We’ve built more PlayStations faster than we ever have before which makes me happy. But on the other hand, we’re some time from being able to meet all the demand that’s out there, which makes me feel bad,” Ryan told Reuters.
“Our partners are performing really well for us, but the chip shortage is definitely a challenge that we are all navigating.”
In a separate Famitsu interview, Ryan was asked if he thinks PS5 availability will improve by the end of this year.
“We know that it’s still difficult for gamers to get PS5, and we’re very sorry about that,” he responded.
“There are signs that things are loosening up a bit, but we still have a lot of work to do.”
Sony claimed on Wednesday that PS5 has become its fastest selling console ever after topping 10 million sales globally.
The console reached the milestone in mid-July, about eight months after its launch, and just under a month faster than the PS4 managed.
“While PS5 has reached more households faster than any of our previous consoles, we still have a lot of work ahead of us as demand for PS5 continues to outstrip supply,” Ryan said.
“I want gamers to know that while we continue to face unique challenges throughout the world that affect our industry and many others, improving inventory levels remains a top priority for SIE.”