Get ready for a September gaming extravaganza! Sony is bringing back the highly anticipated State of Play broadcast, and this time, they’re pulling out all the stops with not one, but TWO shows packed with exciting updates and deep dives into upcoming games. Whether you’re hyped for the latest from PlayStation Studios or eager to explore the incredible creativity coming out of Japan and Asia, there’s something for everyone in this double feature.
State of Play: A Global Gaming Showcase
The first State of Play broadcast kicks off with a whirlwind tour of upcoming titles from PlayStation Studios and their third-party partners. Expect fresh looks at games you’ve been waiting for, brand new announcements that will undoubtedly send ripples through the gaming community, and maybe even a few surprises along the way. And to cap it all off, we’ll be getting an extended look at Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth, courtesy of Square Enix. Prepare to lose yourself in the vast world they’re crafting!
State of Play Japan: Unveiling the Best of Japanese Gaming
Immediately following the main State of Play broadcast, Yuki Kaji will once again host State of Play Japan. This show is a dedicated spotlight on the incredible talent and innovation coming from game studios in Japan and across Asia. Expect new gameplay reveals, exciting announcements, and deeper insights into the creative processes behind these captivating games. If you’re a fan of JRPGs, anime-inspired visuals, or simply appreciate the unique storytelling often found in Japanese games, this is an absolute must-watch.
Mark your calendars! Both broadcasts will be streamed live on September 3rd at 6:00 AM PT / 9:00 AM ET / 3:00 PM CEST / 10:00 PM JST. You can catch the action on both YouTube and Twitch. The main State of Play broadcast will be in English, with Japanese subtitles available for those who prefer. State of Play Japan will, of course, be in Japanese, but don’t worry – English subtitles will also be provided.
A quick heads-up: due to licensing agreements, this broadcast may include copyrighted material that Sony doesn’t directly control. While they encourage co-streaming and content creation around the show, they advise against including any copyrighted music in VODs or recap videos to avoid potential issues. So, if you’re planning on creating content based on the broadcast, keep that in mind!
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