a huge confirmed event, highly anticipated games

Evening surprise good evening. Sony has just announced the date for the very first State of Play of the year. Here’s when and how to watch it, as well as expected games.

The rumors about the next State of Play can finally come to an end. It has been rumored for a few weeks that the publisher will present a large part of the line-up of the PS5, but also the PlayStation VR 2. The current calendar is actually still very vague, beyond FF7 Rebirth and Rise of the Ronin. The manufacturer will correct the situation very soon with an event that promises generous announcements.

Where and when can you watch “State of Play”?

The rumor won’t last forever. Since last week, insiders and data miners have had a field day: an event around PS5 games has been prepared. A State of Play at this time of year wasn’t all that surprising, and the formalization seemed all the more immediate with one of them revealing a large portion of the line-up this weekend. Everything indicated that Sony had already uploaded its conference to YouTube and the announcement would be made immediately. It didn’t fail. On the evening of Monday, January 29th, the American manufacturer confirmed that a State of Play would be broadcast this week.

The date has been given for this Wednesday, January 31, 11 p.m. French time,

on YouTube and Twitch, for 40 minutes with announcements of all kinds related to the productions that will mark the year for PS5 and PS VR2 players. Rise of the Ronin and Stellar Blade are currently the two games confirmed for this event. At least officially, as a list has already made the rounds on the Internet today. Between “Until Dawn”, “Death Stranding 2” or even the new game from the creator of Bioshock, there would of course be some nice cassettes that will be shown this Wednesday evening, one of the surprises was revealed: a new Metro game entirely in VR is playable.

What games can we expect?

If the focus will clearly be on the partners’ PS5 games, it cannot be ruled out that some of the publisher’s productions will emerge. The Japanese giant had already taken this step in previous editions with God of War Ragnarok and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, but Sony has not announced any major releases for this year. Perhaps we should expect more information about his service games in development, such as: B. Fairgames by Jade Raymond, published last May? See you this Wednesday evening to find out. As a reminder, the event would include: