PlayStation has announced a major new State of Play showcase, which a social media post stating it will feature over 60 minutes of ‘news, gameplay updates, and announcements from game studios across the globe’.
It’s the biggest State of Play we’ve had in quite some time, and we’re expecting a veritable raft of new details to be confirmed – possible release windows, new projects in the works, surprise sequels, and more.
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What to expect from Playstation’s State of Play showcase
For now, we only have a few confirmed details about the upcoming show, but we do know it’ll spotlight an array of PlayStation Studios titles, alongside eye-catching third-party and indie games for PlayStation 5.
With over 60 minutes of new content, we expect lots of new information to be revealed. We can also make some assumptions about the games that may appear.
Upcoming, soon-to-be released games are likely to be spotlighted, with final trailers revealing more about gameplay. We’d expect titles like Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata and 007 First Light to make appearances here.
We can also hope for bigger, more surprising reveals along the way. Marvel’s Wolverine currently has a late 2026 release window, but it could be ready to get a narrowed release date. Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is in a similar position, and could appear during the show.
Of course, there’s always the possibility of more dramatic reveals, but to keep expectations in check we won’t speculate on the status of incoming, likely far-off projects like Marvel’s Spider-Man 3 or Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3.
As with all showcases like this one, it’s best to keep an open mind and not expect too much. Being pleasantly surprised is always better than the alternative.
How to watch PlayStation’s State of Play showcase for February 2026
The latest PlayStation State of Play is set to air on 12 February, depending on your local time zone. Here’s when you tune can in around the world:
- Australia – 9am AEDT | 8:30am ACDT | 6am AWST, 13 February
- New Zealand – 11am NZDT, 13 February
- United States – 2pm PT | 5pm ET, 12 February
- United Kingdom – 10pm GMT, 12 February
You’ll be able to watch live on the PlayStation YouTube and Twitch channels, with the show available on VOD following its conclusion.
Stay tuned for all the latest news and announcements from this PlayStation State of Play showcase.
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