Memes become physical products sold out in a few minutes and are now increasing production.

Last month, we saw the Internet tell the truth to power in the form of the Xbox mini refrigerator. It started as a viral tweet designed to stimulate the excitement of the next generation of game consoles, and it completely turned into the launch of another product. Facts have proved that it is wise to strike while the iron is hot, especially when monetizing what is happening on Twitter: the Xbox Series X replica mini refrigerator is almost sold out as soon as it hits the market. But there is still hope for those who have not got it.

According to the British video game retailer Game’s list, more Xbox mini-refrigerators are clearly on the way:

The refrigerator reservation will be online again at some point, but trying to do so now will still get an error message. The first wave of orders will be shipped sometime in December.

Beware of the hype-interested parties are limited to one refrigerator per order, and there are warnings that attempting to violate these terms will result in the order being cancelled. Whether the security of the game can prevent robots from eating inventory is another matter entirely, but it is good to see that online retailers at least admit that there are problems with dealers using automated software.

According to a report by Techradar, Game sent an email to those who have already got the mini refrigerator, with the following content: "We want to inform you that soon we will start accepting reservations for the second wave of inventory, which will arrive in January... You don’t need to take any action. Your pre-order has been confirmed, and the first wave of inventory will still arrive in December."

Anyone who is still on the market for gaming adjacent devices should monitor Game's website to see when the second wave of bookings will go live. Until then, we can only wait to see what the next meme to product launch will be.