PS5 Pro sells out in Toronto as memory shortage hits consumer hardware
Rasmic · x · 2026-10-24
Rasmic reports that even PS5 Pro consoles are sold out in Toronto, joking that "anything with memory doesn't exist here." It's a vivid sign that the AI-driven memory supply crunch is now spilling over into consumer electronics like game consoles.
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