The next PlayStation State of Play will take place this week and will feature over an hour of

• A new PlayStation State of Play has just been announced
• It will be broadcast this Thursday
• It will focus on both first-party and third-party versions.

PlayStation just announced a new State of Play broadcast for this week, and it looks like it’s going to be a big one.

The next State of Play is expected to take place this Thursday and last over an hour. This seems unusually long and suggests Sony has plenty of announcements in store.

It will air at 2pm PT / 5pm ET / 11pm CEST / 10pm GMT and, according to a recent post on the official PlayStation UK X account, will focus on “news, gameplay updates and announcements from game studios around the world.”

As usual, viewers will be able to tune in via the official PlayStation YouTube and Twitch pages.

A new article on the PlayStation Blog gives us even more ideas about what to expect. “February State of Play will highlight eye-catching third-party and indie games coming to PS5, as well as the latest from PlayStation Studios teams,” it says.

With that in mind, I would expect some new trailers or details regarding at least a few upcoming first party games like Marvel’s Wolverine, MarathonAnd Saros. We might even see a new first-party game announcement.

On the third party side, another look at Resident Evil Requiem seems likely. The game will be released soon and Capcom is surely preparing to release a public demo soon.

We’ll have to see what PlayStation has in store for us later this week.

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