Update: Today's PS5 drop has ended. Please see our PS5 Restocking Guide for information on the next PS5 restocking. Additionally, check out our Black Friday PS5 sale deals for upcoming sales on accessories and games.

Walmart's PS5 restock is back with a slightly different twist: There is a PS5 restock available exclusively to Walmart Plus members. The annual membership fee is $98, but there is also a $12.95/month option. Members also get early access to the Walmart Black Friday sale, which starts next week.

It is worth remembering that Wal-Mart releases inventory every 10 to 15 minutes throughout the hour. So, if you see a sale listed as sold out after a few seconds, refresh the page and check again; Walmart may require you to "long press" the buy button to make sure you are not a bot trying to buy up the console.

First, create a Walmart.com account if you do not already have one. Enter your address and credit card information and you will be able to check out immediately when you purchase your gaming console. You will also want to know the correct landing page to purchase the PS5 at Walmart (link above).

Once the console is on sale at Walmart, you will need to act with lightning speed to secure and purchase the console. It is worth noting, however, that Walmart tends to release inventory every 10 to 15 minutes. Therefore, if you don't get your game console the first time, try again and again. Generally speaking, Walmart restocking can last from one to three hours. So it pays to persist and keep trying.

Many people report that they were able to get a PS5 by adding it to their shopping list. To do this, sign into your Walmart account and go to Walmart's PS5 product page. Click on the "Add to List" icon below the image of the console. You will then be prompted to enter a name for your wish list.

The next time Walmart restocks the PS5, you should be able to use the wish list to add the console to your cart (instead of going to the product page and waiting for the inventory to appear). Again, this method may vary from person to person, but it has worked in the past.