RCU005
Member
I have been hunting for the PS5 30th Anniversary Edition and it’s been impossible. The issue is not that the pre order runs out of stock, the problem is that when the release date comes, the product is 100% discontinued, at release day!
I get that the PS5 Pro bundle is limited (although extremely limited, they could’ve made at least 50,000), because it’s a bundle with a lot of products included, but why does Sony have to make the 30th Anniversary PS5 Slim also so limited (or any other) that it can’t even reach its own release date?
The same thing happened with the Spider-Man edition (console, Dualsense and covers) and also the Astro Bot controller.
Nintendo releases many special editions, but while they are not extremely easy to find, you can get them even several months after release. Even the Mario 3D Collection was easier to find and it was also limited.
Why not make these special editions like the ones that include GOW Ragnarok and Horizon Forbidden West, which are in production for several months, so it allows people to at least buy them outside of preorders?
You can argue that the demand is immense for the 30th Anniversary Edition, and if true, why not “replace” the normal one in production and just make this one for a while then? After all is a celebration YEAR not celebration MILLISECOND.
I get that the PS5 Pro bundle is limited (although extremely limited, they could’ve made at least 50,000), because it’s a bundle with a lot of products included, but why does Sony have to make the 30th Anniversary PS5 Slim also so limited (or any other) that it can’t even reach its own release date?
The same thing happened with the Spider-Man edition (console, Dualsense and covers) and also the Astro Bot controller.
Nintendo releases many special editions, but while they are not extremely easy to find, you can get them even several months after release. Even the Mario 3D Collection was easier to find and it was also limited.
Why not make these special editions like the ones that include GOW Ragnarok and Horizon Forbidden West, which are in production for several months, so it allows people to at least buy them outside of preorders?
You can argue that the demand is immense for the 30th Anniversary Edition, and if true, why not “replace” the normal one in production and just make this one for a while then? After all is a celebration YEAR not celebration MILLISECOND.