September 23rd 2024.
Is it going to be another letdown? Sony has officially confirmed that their next State of Play presentation will take place this week, and the rumor mill is churning with speculations on what we can expect to see.
With the Tokyo Game Show just around the corner, Sony has announced that the State of Play presentation will be held on Tuesday, just as the rumors had predicted. The event will kick off at 11pm in the UK, which translates to 3pm ET/6pm PT in the US. You can catch it live on PlayStation's YouTube and Twitch channels.
Sony has promised to share "news and updates" on over 20 upcoming PlayStation 5 and PlayStation VR2 games during the 30-minute presentation. That's quite a long one, so buckle up for a wild ride.
Of course, everyone's eagerly waiting for any new information on the highly-anticipated PS5 Pro. It's likely that we'll get another glimpse of the console during the presentation. However, there haven't been any rumors about any major first-party game reveals, which is a bit surprising.
Instead, the only game that's expected to be announced by Sony is the remaster of the popular PlayStation 4 title, Horizon Zero Dawn. We might also get the release date for Lego Horizon Adventures, which is also coming to the Nintendo Switch.
Rumor has it that Sony might also reveal a second remaster of a PlayStation 4 game, which is said to be "less exciting." Fans are speculating that it could be either Days Gone or God of War, but the latter is not very thrilling since its graphics are already top-notch.
Apart from these speculations, there's not much else to go on. However, it's likely that we'll see some new third-party titles that are set to release this holiday season, like Call of Duty and Assassin's Creed Shadows.
There's also a possibility that we might get a glimpse of Death Stranding 2, which is coming out next year as a PlayStation 5 console exclusive. Fans have been eagerly waiting for any updates on this highly-anticipated sequel.
Some sources have suggested that Resident Evil 9 might make an appearance this autumn, but there's no confirmation on when exactly. Some believe it could be during the Tokyo Game Show, and there's even speculation about a reveal during the Xbox livestream.
At the beginning of the year, Sony announced that they won't be publishing any major new titles until after next April. So, it's highly unlikely that we'll see their next big title at this week's State of Play event.
So, the question remains, will we finally get an announcement for Resident Evil 9 this month? Only time will tell. In the meantime, you can stay updated by subscribing to our email, leaving a comment, following us on Twitter, and signing up for our newsletter.
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