Time to line up. If you’ve struggled to snag a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X, Best Buy goes to be selling the consoles on Thursday in dozens of physical stores across the US The event provides a rare opportunity to bypass the web scalpers and bots when it involves landing the in-demand products. However, Best Buy says it’ll only have “limited quantities” of the consoles during tomorrow’s sale.
Best Buy’s website will list participating stores. Expect some consumers to already be lined up. Staff at participating stores will distribute the consoles on a primary come, first served basis Blue Shirts at participating stores will begin handing out tickets at 7:30 am civil time that morning,” the retailer wrote during a notice. “They will ask you which of them console you would like to shop for , and distribute one ticket per purchasing customer in line. If you receive a ticket, you’ll be guaranteed the chance to get the console that you’ve got received a ticket.”
Rumors online say Best Buy will only have about 50 units of every console per participating store The retailer goes to be carrying the $499 PS5 disc edition, $399 PS5 digital edition, and only the disc-based $499 Xbox Series X. Each customer are going to be limited to buying one console If you fail to snag one, or can’t make it to a Best Buy tomorrow, the great news is that other retailers, including Walmart and GameStop, are regularly restocking the consoles, although you will need to deal with online scalpers. Sony and Microsoft have also been inviting gamers to shop for the systems through their own websites.