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The race is on to stop scalping bots from buying every single PS5

Sony / Getty Images / WIRED If you’ve been searching for a PS5 these past months – convinced that the solution to the ennui of lockdown life lies in next-gen gaming – it’s likely that you’ve also made a new, hated enemy: retail bots. For many, attempts to buy the console have followed the same sad pattern. A store, like Argos, Currys PC World or GAME, announces it has new stock. Customers descend on the site – more than 160,000 at once, in the case of Currys – crashing it. When the virtual dust settles, the consoles are gone. Almost instantly, hundreds begin to appear on eBay for double the price. The culprits? Scalpers and their weapon of choice – retail bots. And the pandemic has created an ideal hunting ground.

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Technology war intensifying as gamers grapple with profit-making bots for PS5 | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

A technology war is being waged between people making bots to snatch highly desirable items like the PS5 and specialists trying to prevent them, but a change in law is not the answer, an expert has said. Gamers have been battling to get their hands on the latest PlayStation and Xbox consoles amid limited stock supplies since both were released in November last year. Consumers recently expressed frustration after a Twitter account promoting a service called Carnage Bot claimed to help bot users secure 2,000 pre-orders of the PS5 via Game.co.uk, saying it “just keeps getting easier every time”.

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Technology war intensifying as gamers grapple with profit-making bots for PS5

A technology war is being waged between people making bots to snatch highly desirable items like the PS5 and specialists trying to prevent them, but a change in law is not the answer, an expert has said. Gamers have been battling to get their hands on the latest PlayStation and Xbox consoles amid limited stock supplies since both were released in November last year. Consumers recently expressed frustration after a Twitter account promoting a service called Carnage Bot claimed to help bot users secure 2,000 pre-orders of the PS5 via Game.co.uk, saying it “just keeps getting easier every time”.

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PlayStation 5 : chaos sur les sites marchands après le restock de la console

PlayStation 5 : chaos sur les sites marchands après le restock de la console
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PS5: Restock of new PlayStations causes chaos online

BBC News By Cristina Criddle image captionThere are two versions of the PS5 - with a Bluray drive, and digital only New stock of the PlayStation 5 console has led to thousands of gamers waiting in virtual queues online. More than 160,000 people were trying to access Currys PC World website at one point on Wednesday, which had only a limited supply. The recommended retail price starts at £449 - but eBay bids are currently running to thousands of pounds. Experts said a rise in bots buying consoles added to the high demand had led to technical difficulties. Sold out PlayStation said the demand was unprecedented.

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