PS5 scalping has gotten out of control

Go to http://hellofresh.com/roundup90 and use code roundup90 to get $90 off including free shipping! Thanks to ExpressVPN for sponsoring our channel http://expressvpn.com/inside A PS5 scalper has recently come out and said they obtained nearly 3,500 PS5’s at launch using bots. Actually, it wasn’t just one scalper but an organization of scalpers that operate as a group to buy up limited quantities of things like PS5’s and Xbox’s or shoes. Assuming there are at least a couple other groups like this out there in the world it’s pretty easy to see why it’s been so hard to pickup a new PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X. In other news this week Sony is likely working on a new Game Pass like service, ex-Dragon Age director Mike Laidlaw is starting a new studio, there’s been a rise in controller use on steam, and a rare copy of Super Mario Bros. 3 is now the most expensive video game money can buy. Of course we have also got next week’s lineup of new releases and this week's 5-second review tackles Yakuza: Like a Dragon. Listen to our podcast! https://link.chtbl.com/IGPodcast Or buy our shirt! https://is.gd/u3xCtA OR follow us on Twitter! https://twitter.com/briangaar https://twitter.com/KdinJenzen http://twitter.com/InsideGaming SOURCES [Business Insider] One reseller group snagged nearly 3,500 PlayStation 5 consoles, and the resale market might be the only place to score one after it sold out everywhere online https://bit.ly/3fwF9ks [GQ] PlayStation boss Jim Ryan wants the PS5 to be a seven-year success https://bit.ly/3nTtjUa [IGN] Former Dragon Age Director Announces New Studio https://bit.ly/3pURdR7 [Steam] Steam Input API Adds PS5 Controller Support https://bit.ly/3l0TZRk [Eurogamer] Rare copy of Super Mario Bros. 3 breaks world record for most expensive video game https://bit.ly/3m34jt9