Sony delivered a double feature with its main State of Play livestream immediately followed by a dedicated State of Play Japan broadcast. The dual event packed high profile reveals, release dates, and unexpected merchandise announcements into a fast paced showcase.

Major Blockbusters and Heavy Hitters
Insomniac Games took center stage with a new look at Marvel's Wolverine, confirming that the highly anticipated superhero title will be fully playable on physical disc at launch.
Square Enix closed out the primary show with an extended preview of Final Fantasy VII Revelation, offering fans a detailed look at the final chapter concluding the remake trilogy.
Horror fans received several updates, including release dates for upcoming narrative experiences and a surprise clip from the upcoming Resident Evil film adaptation. Meanwhile, sci-fi action fans caught fresh PS5 Pro gameplay footage for Metro 2039.
Regional Spotlights and Expansions
The secondary State of Play Japan broadcast, hosted by voice actor Yuki Kaji, focused heavily on games originating from Asian studios.
- Ghost of Yōtei: Echoes of Sekigahara received an extensive gameplay breakdown highlighting its open world systems.
- Capcom showcased Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, detailing new elder dragons, a floating island region, and mechanical tweaks across all 14 weapon types.
- Gran Turismo 7 announced its major Spec IV update, split into two separate releases across autumn and winter.
- Konami made waves with fresh reveals, including the jazz styled action game Rhapsody in Scarlet.
Hardware and Surprises
Alongside game software, Sony introduced new hardware accessories and collector items. A pair of custom DualSense wireless controllers inspired by Grand Theft Auto VI were unveiled. Sony also shocked fans by introducing an official LEGO PlayStation 1 set, featuring built-in internal dioramas paying tribute to classic games like Gran Turismo and Ape Escape.
While a few heavily rumored first party titles from studios like Santa Monica and Naughty Dog skipped the presentation, the combined streams delivered a steady pipeline of content for the PlayStation ecosystem heading into late 2026 and beyond.




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