Aired days before the remake’s release, the 12-minute broadcast featured new PS5 gameplay and a presentation from creative director Gavin Moore.Įvery 2021 State of Play February 2021 State of Play November 2020 Demon’s Souls State of PlayĢ020’s final State of Play had a singular focus: Bluepoint's Demon’s Souls remake for PS5. On the games front, Final Fantasy 16 was announced as a PS5 console exclusive, the Harry Potter RPG Hogwarts Legacy was revealed, and God of War: Ragnarok was teased for the first time. September 2020 PS5 ShowcaseĪhead of releasing the PlayStation 5, Sony aired another showcase dedicated to the console, culminating in the announcement of PS5’s price and release date. Highlights included a new Bugsnax trailer, an overview of Godfall gameplay, and a similar preview trailer for The Pathless. Sony followed its June blowout with a much tamer broadcast in August. Sony also made room for its partners, giving showtime to Capcom to reveal Resident Evil Village and Pragmata Square to announce Project Athia ( Forspoken) IO to reveal Hitman 3 and various independent developers to showcase their upcoming projects, including Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Bugsnax, Solar Ash, and more. In addition to showing off its next-gen console, Sony revealed what turned out to be nearly its entire first-party lineup for late 2020–early 2022: Astro’s Playroom, Demon’s Souls, Sackboy: A Big Adventure, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Destruction AllStars, Returnal, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Horizon Forbidden West, and Gran Turismo 7. Airing as a substitute for its E3 conference, Sony’s June 2020 showcase was most notably home to the PlayStation 5 reveal. Two weeks later, Sony returned with a doozy - inarguably its biggest and best broadcast to date. 13 days after the Ghost of Tsushima State of Play, Sony aired a stream dedicated to The Last of Us Part 2, during which we learned more about the sequel’s map, enemies, factions, and combat. Sony followed its longest-ever gap between showcases with two broadcasts in two weeks. May 2020 The Last of Us Part 2 State of Play During the first show of 2020, Sony focused solely on Ghost of Tsushima, detailing its open world, combat, photo mode, and more ahead of its July 2020 release. This 156-day gap is the longest Sony has gone between broadcasts since State of Play’s inception. On the third-party front, Capcom confirmed the then-rumored Resident Evil 3 Remake alongside its forgettable multiplayer companion Resident Evil Resistance.Įvery 2020 State of Play May 2020 Ghost of Tsushima State of Play Sony also showed off more of its creative tool/game Dreams, which was given a new trailer and Valentine’s Day 2020 release date. Sucker Punch closed out 2019’s final State of Play with a brief cutscene from Ghost of Tsushima's gorgeous open world. The promising reveal trailer ended with a 2020 release window, though Humanity is now due out sometime this year. Most importantly, it revealed the sequel’s February 2020 release date, though that’d eventually be pushed to June.Ĭall of Duty: Modern Warfare showed off its still-impressive visuals in a new campaign trailer, while Tetris Effect developer Enhance announced a new puzzle game called Humanity. The Last of Us Part 2 received a three-minute trailer during Sony’s third State of Play, giving us more insight into Ellie’s story, showing off more of its brutal combat, and teasing returning characters Tommy and Joel. Predator: Hunting Grounds, the console-exclusive licensed asymmetrical multiplayer game, was also revealed during the show, as was the release date for MediEvil, the 2019 remake of Sony’s PS1 hack-and-slash adventure. The FF7R re-reveal provided our first substantial look at the remake in four years and cemented Sony’s newly created broadcasts as potential must-see events. May 2019 State of Playįinal Fantasy 7 Remake was the highlight of Sony’s second State of Play. Sony’s first broadcast was unsurprisingly one of its least bombastic, though the show also featured a new story trailer for Bend Studio’s then-upcoming open-world zombie game Days Gone. It was one of several PSVR titles shown off that day, alongside the previously announced Blood & Truth, which received a release date. Iron Man VR was the biggest announcement from Sony’s first-ever State of Play, which aired on March 25, 2019. Every 2019 State of Play March 2019 State of Play
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