Sony Announces State Of Play Back This Wednesday

Live Stream State of Play Wednesday, March 9 will start at 2pm PT or 5pm ET or Thursday, March 10 at 05.00 WIB. (photo: sony)

JAKARTA - Sony Interactive Entertainment announced on Tuesday, March 8 that a new episode of Sony's State of Play live stream series will air this Wednesday, March 9. Sony is also promising new and exciting updates for its PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 titles.

Live Stream State of Play Wednesday, March 9 will start at 2pm PT or 5pm ET or Thursday, March 10 at 05.00 WIB. This event will last approximately 20 minutes.

On the PlayStation Blog, Sony explains that the event will focus on highlighting great games coming from several Japanese publishers.

"Though we'll also have some updates from other developers located around the world," Sony said. The episode will be broadcast live on PlayStation's Twitch and YouTube channels.

What won't show up during Wednesday's show is Sony's next-generation VR headset, PlayStation VR2, or any game for those PlayStation 5 accessories.

One game that looks set to appear during the new State of Play is Square Enix's Final Fantasy 16.

In December, the producer for the PS5 game promised to make its next big reveal in the spring of 2022, and with Square Enix's other big PS5 role.

The game Forspoken, now postponed to October, has plenty of room for a new look in the next mainstream Final Fantasy.

Sony's latest Live Stream State of Play and PlayStation Showcase have focused on specific titles, including Gran Turismo 7 and the recently launched Ghostwire: Tokyo.

In addition, Sony also made announcements regarding Co-streaming and Video-On-Demand (VOD)

"Please note that this broadcast may include copyrighted content (e.g. licensed music) that PlayStation does not control. We welcome and celebrate our amazing co-streamers and creators, but licensing agreements beyond our control may interfere with shared streaming or VOD archives. of this broadcast."

“If you plan to save this broadcast as VOD to make a recap video, or to repost a clip or segment from a show, we recommend removing all copyrighted music.”