PlayStation's State of Play Returns This Week, and the Angry Internet Mob Is Waiting for It
- On September 3, Sony will host back-to-back State of Play broadcasts featuring updates from PlayStation Studios and third-party partners, concluding with an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation.
- As Sony kicks off the fall gaming season, major releases including Marvel's Wolverine on September 15 and God of War Laufey in February drive anticipation for the announcements ahead.
- The following broadcast, State of Play Japan, offers deep dives into upcoming games from studios in Japan and Asia, hosted by Yuki Kaji with Japanese audio and English subtitles.
- Both broadcasts air live on September 3 at 9:00 a.m. ET on YouTube and Twitch, providing international accessibility for viewers across multiple time zones and platforms.
- Gamers anticipate potential news on PS5 and PS5 Pro titles arriving in the coming year, with speculation surrounding a possible Intergalactic trailer from Naughty Dog, though unconfirmed.
32 Articles
32 Articles
PlayStation's State of Play returns this week, and the angry internet mob is waiting for it
Sony is ready to face the furor of the internet this week when State of Play returns in two separate iterations. For the first time since the announcement that PlayStation will end production of disc-based games starting in 2028, PlayStation will run two live-streamed presentations about upcoming games. State of Play returns on September 3, followed immediately by State of Play Japan!Full details on the back-to-back broadcasts: https://t.co/qP8d…
Sony September State of Play Date and Details Confirmed
Sony fans can prepare for a special back-to-back September State of Play event later this week where gamers will get a much closer look at the world of Final Fantasy VII Revelation. Sony State of Play coming September 3, 2026 Screenshot: Square Enix Sony is planning not just one, but two September State of Plays that will air later this week. Gamers will be able to tune in for back-to-back events with a State of Play and a State of Play Japan. T…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
