In-person PS5 sales in Japan store creates chaos
PS5 went on sale at Yodobashi Camera and anarchy ▨ensued

Over the weekend, a store in Tokyo put PS5 consoles on sale for in-person purchaജse, and things went very badly wrong.
As chronicled by Creatures Inc.'s Dave Gibson just below (and first reported by ), the in-person sale of PS5 consoles at Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara, Tokyo was overwhelmed by demand. It got so bad that the cash registers and staff "went backwards," as Gibson writes below, due to the swarming crowds that gathered there in the hopes of being able to purchase Sony's next-gen console.
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