PLAYSTATION has just announced an upcoming State of Play for February 2023.

The showcase will follow the Xbox Developer Direct and Nintendo Direct that took place earlier this year.

State of Play is coming soon.

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State of Play is coming soon.Credit: Sony

State of Play will announce new games coming to PlayStation this year.

Here’s everything you need to know about the February 2023 PlayStation State of Play.

When is February’s State of Play?

PlayStation’s State of Play will have a global release time on Thursday, February 23, 2023.

As it is a global premiere, the time you can watch will differ depending on your time zone.

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Here is when you can watch for your country:

Thursday, February 23, 2023

  • 1pm PT (Western US)
  • 4pm ET (Eastern US)
  • 9pm GMT (UK time)
  • 10pm CET (Central Europe)

Friday, February 24, 2023

  • 6am JST (Japan time)
  • 7am AEST (Eastern Australia)
  • 9am NZST (New Zealand)

How can I watch February’s State of Play?

The State of Play will be streamed simultaneously on PlayStation’s official Twitch and YouTube channels.

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If you can’t watch it at this time, then it will also be available as a VOD on both platforms shortly after the live stream ends.

What will be shown in February’s State of Play?

Little has been revealed about the upcoming State of Play, but we do know that it will focus on showing Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.

This will show extended gameplay from the game, and 15 minutes will be dedicated to it. We could also be given a definitive release date.

Five new PS VR2 titles will be shown, but all we know about these is that they come from PlayStation’s partners.

A number of indie titles and third-party games will also be revealed.

Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.

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