Although there are many people who can sacrifice thousands of TL to buy a game console, it is not easy to find a console in the market. Another bad news for this situation came from Xbox vice president Phil Spencer.
According to the statements in the VGC report, Phil Spencer recently told The Wrap that while the ongoing console shortage is partly due to the chip crisis, there is more to the situation.
‘There are more than one bottleneck in the supply process’
Spencer said, “Explaining the situation with just the chip crisis would be a restrictive statement. When I think about the process of buying the parts needed to manufacture a console today and getting it to markets where there is demand, there are more than one kind of bottleneck in that process. And I’m sorry to say that for months, until the end of this year and one He’ll be with us next year as well.”
Spencer claims he and everyone at Microsoft have worked hard to make consoles and deliver them to customers, but he also says it will be a challenge for the company “for a long time”.
‘People want next-gen consoles so much’
Spencer expressed how upsetting the shortage of consoles was for them: “The saddest thing is the disappointment of the fans. People want the next generation consoles and new functionality, both from ours and from other platforms.”
Phil Spencer’s comments almost a year after the release of next-gen consoles are proof that things aren’t going to get better anytime soon. The ongoing problems created by the global chip crisis, COVID-19 related issues, excessively high demand, irresponsibility of vendors and bots have combined to create a dire situation, causing many players to still not find one of the next-gen consoles.
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