The products discussed here were independently chosen by our editors. GameSpot may get a share of the revenue if you buy anything featured on our site. After months of fans waiting, Sony finally revealed preorder information for the PlayStation 5, along with the price and release date for the next-generation console. Launching November 12 at $500 for the standard console and $400 for the digital edition, the PS5 went up for preorder right after last Wednesday's PS5 event, and since then, stock has already sold out at major retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, and Target. GameStop had a second wave of PS5 preorders available to preorder today (September 25), both online and in stores. Once again, the retailer had a virtual queue. Multiple GameSpot staff members waited in the queue for more than an hour without any success, so online preorders apparently sold out very quickly once again. GameStop issued an update on Twitter confirming that PS5 stock sold out once again. This included a starter bundle that came with Demon's Souls, Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate edition, PS Plus, an extra controller for $770. We're tracking console availability below, and further down, you'll find links for where to buy the official PS5 accessories and the biggest PS5 games. Quick look: Where to preorder a PS5As of our last update, PS5 preorders are sold out at all major retailers. See PS5 at Amazon -- $500See PS5 at Walmart -- $500See PS5 at GameStop -- $500See PS5 at Target -- $500See PS5 at Sam's Club -- $500See PS5 at Best Buy -- $500See PS5 Digital at GameStop -- $400See PS5 Digital at Amazon -- $400See PS5 Digital at Walmart -- $400See PS5 Digital at Best Buy -- $400See PS5 Digital at Target -- $400See PS5 bundles at AntonlineWhich retailers will charge you upfront? You should know that retailers handle preorders differently when it comes to charging your credit card or PayPal.