Every year, video game retailer GameStop hosts its Pro Days Sale, giving those subscribed to its PowerUp Rewards Pro membership program steep discounts, exclusive offers, and more. This year's Pro Days Sale should be especially exciting, as not only will GameStop customers have plenty of big deals to look forward to, but they may also have the opportunity to get their hands on a PlayStation 5 console.

Sony first launched its PlayStation 5 console in November 2020. Even though it's been nearly two years since the PlayStation 5's launch, the console is still incredibly difficult to find. The COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain issues, chip shortages, scalpers, bots buying up online stock, and more problems have made it virtually impossible for many to get their hands on a PS5. However, there will reportedly be some PS5 bundles available at GameStop this coming Friday, June 24.

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This latest GameStop console restock will be exclusive to PowerUp Rewards Pro members, which is to be expected as it Pro Days Sale. Even so, that may be disappointing news to those who just want to walk into a GameStop and walk out with a PS5. Other downsides include the fact that not every GameStop store will have PS5 consoles in stock, and that the PS5 restock will consist of bundles as opposed to just a single console purchase.

GameStop PS5 Restock Date

  • Friday, June 24 at participating GameStop locations

GameStop will reportedly have a variety of PS5 bundles on offer. Some bundles will come with big games like Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, while others have titles like Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West. It seems the official PS5 Horizon Forbidden West bundle is going to be part of the deal, though it will also come with GameStop and PlayStation Network gift cards that shoppers will have to buy. Bizarrely, it seems many of the bundles come with Battlefield 2042 included, which is odd considering the game has been critically panned and mostly abandoned by the community.

One reason why GameStop may be including Battlefield 2042 with these bundles is to get rid of its stock of the game. Battlefield 2042 has been a failure for DICE and EA, with the game's player count falling dramatically in the months since launch. However, the Battlefield series is generally well-received and fairly popular, and so it's likely that GameStop expected to sell a lot more physical copies of the game prior to the backlash.

Regardless, those who still have yet to buy a PS5 and don't want to pay a scalper can at least make an attempt to buy one this Friday, June 24 from GameStop if they are willing to spring for one of the bundles. Remember that the PS5 restock will not be happening at every GameStop location, so potential customers should keep that in mind.

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