After a Record Breaking State of Play in June, the Latest Edition Did Disappointing Numbers
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The State of Play in September recorded lukewarm interest and the lowest number of viewers for Sony in 2026, well below expectations.September began with several news at the PlayStation home. Sony created a new edition of the State of Play dedicated to the upcoming video games. Public interest was skyrocketing; however, the expectations of the PlayStation fans were not fully respected, given the absence of clamorous announcements.
Sony's latest State of Play, broadcast on September 3, had much less public than the June edition. Although the presentation showed more than 30 games, the event failed to reach the mark of a million spectators at the same time. Read more
State of Play, ratings down from June: latest episode ended at 2.9 million views
Following the excellent results achieved in June, Sony’s latest developments Transmission appears to have been resumed significantly lower numbers. In fact, the previous version is currently the second-most-watched PlayStation live broadcast of all time, behind only the 2020 PS5 demo that aired during the pandemic. The June 2 episode of State of Play had more […]
After a Record Breaking State of Play in June, the Latest Edition Did Disappointing Numbers
The comedown.Sony’s previous State of Play in June is the second most watched PlayStation livestream ever, beaten only by the PS5’s reveal during the peak of the pandemic in 2020.To date, it’s attracted over 5.1 million views, with the bulk of those coming around its air date on 2nd June. (It officially set the record on 6th June.)Read the full article on pushsquare.com
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