Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro pushes gaming console boundaries with a more powerful GPU, better ray tracing and a narrower gap between graphical fidelity and performance. Today’s the first day you can reserve the pricey powerhouse before its November 7 launch.

Arguably the biggest criticism of the PS5 Pro is its price. The $699.99 retail price is a pretty hard ask for PlayStation players. However, PlayStation designer Toshi Aoki reaffirms that the console upgrade is an “exceptional value” for its “most engaged” player base.

To be fair to Warren, he never actually said it was bad the PS5 Pro hasn’t sold out. We do agree with Piscatella’s overarching point, though: Sony’s goal, as a manufacturer, is to ships enough PS5 Pro consoles to ensure anyone who wants to buy one can do so easily.