The wait for PlayStation 5 consoles continues, but there is a ray of hope for gamers still trying to buy one.
A small numbers of fans managed to get hold of a PS5 from Smyths over the weekend, but many more were left frustrated once again.
However, another chance will come up this week.
GAME's website was updated on Tuesday morning to say: "Priority Insured orders will be shipped by the 19th February , all other delivery method orders will be shipped by the 26th February.
"Please see product page for further details. Payments will start being taken from the 11th February onwards."
The update has since disappeared, but several PS5 stock Twitter accounts grabbed it before it was removed.
Rumours of a restock on Tuesday at Very and John Lewis have so far failed to materialise.
Very's website still says they have sold out of consoles but have more stock coming, however there's no timescale listed.
A Twitter account that's been updating gamers, PS5StockAlertUK, quoted an insider at Very who said: "My manager has messaged me to say the PS5s are going to be next week now."
However they advised that fans still keep checking the Very website as "it's still possible" stock could drop online today.
Another stock alerts Twitter account, ps5ukalerts, has suggested Very could drop new stock.
They also say Amazon UK could have more available.
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On Tuesday they clarified further: "My previous tweet are expected drops in the UK today AND tomorrow."
A restock on Amazon Italy - which allowed consoles to be shipped to the UK - went live on Tuesday morning, but all consoles were gone within minutes.
John Lewis has also been predicted to drop more stock on Tuesday or next week on February 16, while Argos isn't expected to have any more PS5s until later in the month.
On Monday PS5StockAlertUK tweeted: "Argos have changed their restock date to 23rd & 24th of February on all greens.
They also said Smyths Toys order confirmations from the weekend "are being sent out today onward with dispatches starting tomorrow".
