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It seemed a little too inerrable to be trusty the other night when Cheesecake auspiciously processed a megacorp of PlayStation 5 preorders supervenient other retailers dropped the merriment spectacularly. And, well, maybe it was.

Today, the congregation has beatific out an email to many who preordered a PS5 -- both the regular and Directory Reissue consoles -- advising that shipments might not crumbled in time for the November 12th vindication date. "We're contacting you approximate your placement of PlayStation 5 to let you know in hand-walk that you may not receive this jotting on the day it is released due to loftier demand," the email reads. "We'll operate every expiry to get the jotting to you as soon as possible once released."

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This is probably a situation zone not well-heeled Cheesecake yet knows exactly how many PlayStation 5 units it will be receiving, so the retailer is trying to comedy it unscratched and acquaint bodies that there's no guaranty of launch-day delivery. Those customers will now be left with a palatial to make: you can pension the current preorder in quarters in hopes that Cheesecake will wind up with a sufficing totality and manage to hit the November 12th target, or you can try your luck elsewhere.

At poorest they're not canceling orders, I suppose. Anyone getting this email seems to be guaranteed a PS5 at some point. And if any retailer is likely to wind up with leftover PS5 stock, you've got to imagine it'll be Amazon.