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PlayStation State of Play Set for Tomorrow, September 14

PlayStation State of Play Set for Tomorrow, September 14 - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 13 September 2023 / 4,201 Views

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced it will host a PlayStation State of Play tomorrow, September 14 at 2:00 pm PT / 5:00 pm ET / 10:00 pm UK. You can watch it live on Twitch and YouTube.

The State of Play will focus on updates on previously announced games coming to PlayStation consoles in 2023 and beyond from indie titles to major third-party games. There will also be PlayStation VR2 games featured.

"Tomorrow’s broadcast will focus on updates to previously announced games coming to PlayStation consoles," reads the PlayStation Blog post. "From indie and PS VR2 highlights, to major upcoming titles from our third-party partners, our latest show has something for everyone!"


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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33 Comments
Leynos (on 13 September 2023)

Stellar blade release date please

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Radek Leynos (on 13 September 2023)

Someone downvoted you for this lol. +1 can't wait for Stellar Blade as well.

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Squall_Leonhart Radek (on 13 September 2023)

I cancelled out the downvoting fool buy upvoting all haha

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NextGen_Gamer Squall_Leonhart (on 13 September 2023)

Stellar Blade is all I am hoping to see!!!

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Bandorr Leynos (on 13 September 2023)

Everyone's excitement for this game makes me interested in what this game could be.

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Leynos Bandorr (on 13 September 2023)

China....wait no. Korean Sci fi Bayonetta

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Radek Leynos (on 14 September 2023)

*Korea Bayonetta

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KratosLives Leynos (on 14 September 2023)

How dare you. It's korean.

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Vendrom Leynos (on 14 September 2023)

Is Stellar Blade considered a third-party game? SIE will publish it

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KLXVER (on 13 September 2023)

Nice. A State Of Play and a Nintendo Direct on the same day. Good times.

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Squall_Leonhart (on 13 September 2023)

I am expecting more details on FF VII: Rebirth :D

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2zosteven Squall_Leonhart (on 13 September 2023)

yes, i expect the same, would be nice to address upcoming FF9 remake and any kind of answer on a FFX remake

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Vengeance1138 (on 13 September 2023)

Stellar Blade and FF7: Rebirth are pretty much confirmed based on the removed twitter posts mentioning for people to "wishlist" them now!

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Geralt99 (on 14 September 2023)

Spider man 2 will close the show, just as Ragnarok did last year.

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DonFerrari Geralt99 (on 14 September 2023)

And it is also possible to see a SoP exclusive to SM2 in October like they done for GT7.

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Wman1996 (on 14 September 2023)

The Nintendo Direct today wasn't one of the better ones, so there is a good chance PlayStation matches or surpasses it.

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DonFerrari (on 14 September 2023)

So no new announcements from first party? A let down.... at least let's see if we get something for Faction 2 like a gameplay section and a release date.

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KratosLives (on 14 September 2023)

Hopefully some death stranding 2 footage, and wolverine if we're lucky.

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Trentonater (on 13 September 2023)

Still not expecting any PSVR 2 support from playstation themselves at this point but it's good that they keep giving it air time.

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Qwark Trentonater (on 13 September 2023)

Yeah with the 10 live service games they want to release and a couple of big SP games, I doubt we will see any PSVR2 game from PlayStation, aside from perhaps Astro Bot.

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DonFerrari Qwark (on 14 September 2023)

Unfortunately you are most likely right.

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G2ThaUNiT (on 13 September 2023)

There are several notable third-party exclusives that could be showcased tomorrow, so should still be a good show even without the first-party presence.

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Shinobi-san (on 14 September 2023)

Sony seems so out of touch to me....another show with no 1st party announcements? These guys are tone deaf and not really taking in any of the feedback. What is coming for PS5 owners in the next year or two from PS Studios - they are the reason a lot of people have bought a PS5. Its going to be more than 3 years for most of these studios since their last big release and there's nothing announced. At this rate the next big game will be Wolverine. Something has definitely gone wrong with many of these studios - too much freedom given to the developers perhaps? Focus on live services hindering development? Scope creep? who knows but this sucks.

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twintail Shinobi-san (on 14 September 2023)

Seems to me like they've just decided not to get teams creating content for marketing and just focus on making the game.

PS5s are selling strongly. Accessories are selling strongly. They probably think there's no need to start announcing stuff far out. Right now, there's currently 10 Sony published games announced that haven't released. There's no reason for them to add to that number.

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Manlytears (on 13 September 2023)

Likely a show dedicated to "spooderman 2"

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Qwark (on 13 September 2023)

You would think that at least one playstation studio would have something to show. Imagine how barren Playstation is line up would be without these exclusive third party deals for 2023 and probably the first half of 2024.

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Bandorr Qwark (on 13 September 2023)

Such a weird.. and desperate take.

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Qwark Bandorr (on 14 September 2023)

Why if not for those games. PlayStation would only have released Horizon Call of the Mountain and Spider-Man 2 in 2023. Third party exclusives arr very important for PlayStation at the moment (by which they are taking away those games from other platforms) especially now that Nintendo and Xbox have a steady flow of first party games coming.

Meanwhile aside from Wolverine and some questionable live service games we don't know what PlayStation studios are up too and if there games are close to release. Usually PlayStation doesn't announce games a few months before they release, like Nintendo does.

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Koragg Qwark (on 14 September 2023)

Helldivers 2 is also supposed to come out this year

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Bandorr Qwark (on 14 September 2023)

Because it's a "what if". It is based on a universe where things don't happen.
It's the same as "what if Xbox didn't buy Bethesda".

You literally wrote "which they are taking away those games from other platforms" while ignoring that Redfall, and starfield came from Microsoft literally taking them away from other platforms.

It's a poor take because the reality has set. And decisions were made based on that reality. You can't change one part and assume nothing else would change.

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DonFerrari Bandorr (on 14 September 2023)

Yep it is very likely that the timeframe for Sony releases was made based on the expectations of the third party exclusives or multiplat blockbusters and where they would best fit. Still there have been to many studios with a very big gap since their last game.

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pikashoe Qwark (on 14 September 2023)

I agree, I buy playstation for the 1st party titles not 3rd party so this year has been very poor for me.

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pikashoe pikashoe (on 14 September 2023)

Sorry for having an opinion guys.

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