Sony predicts they'll be able to sell 18 million more PlayStation 5 consoles in the current fiscal year (FY20). Sony says they're feeling comfortable about hitting that mark, but they're still short somewhat. Sony has predicted its upcoming fiscal year to have a surge in PlayStation 5 sales, suggesting demand may not be as high as originally thought. Sony's projected Playstation 5 sales for its upcoming fiscal year, which began on April 1, is 18 million units, up from 11.5 million units sold during the same time period last year. Sony attributes this increase in sales to their confidence in the availability of parts for the device.

Sony predicts it will sell 18 million PS5 consoles in the current fiscal year, which has started. The company predicts that the demand for PS5 consoles will outstrip supply and the company will continue to see shortages.

Sony has seen significant success with its PlayStation 5 console, with the highly-anticipated system selling out everywhere shortly after going on sale in 2020. Sony's CEO Kenichiro Yoshida said in an interview that he believes that the PlayStation 5 will be in high demand "for the foreseeable future." The PS5 has been in high-demand since the system's initial release, with the console selling out everywhere shortly after going on sale.

Sony's CEO Kenichiro Yoshida said in an interview with Bloomberg that he believes the PS5 will be in high demand "for the foreseeable future." Sony has been very successful with its PS5 console, with the system selling out everywhere shortly after release. Yoshida said in the interview that he believes that the PS5 will be in high demand for the foreseeable future.