Extra NZ PS4 consoles now in stock...

13 Feb 2014

Damian Seeto

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Mighty Ape has announced that it has more PS4 in stock and you can order one today.

As you might know, the PS4 is selling out everywhere and buying one immediately is hard to do.

Mighty Ape has limited stock available right now for you to order one today.

Here's what they announced on their Facebook page:

"Oooh, our PS4 consoles have just arrived. They don't last long around here, get in quick before they're all gone!"

You better hurry because Game Console is sure stock will be sold out once again....

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