The PlayStation State Of Play is a live event where fans get exclusive updates, game reveals, and trailers for PS5 and more. Scheduled and streamed on official Sony channels, it’s the best source for new PlayStation announcements, behind-the-scenes interviews, and exciting previews of upcoming titles.
State Of Play 2026. (Image: ABWavesGame)
Curious about what’s next for PlayStation? The PlayStation State Of Play is the event to watch for new trailers, big announcements, and surprises. Find out where and when to catch the action, and what exciting updates might be revealed.
This PlayStation State of Play is set to stream live on February 12. The show kicks off at 2 PM PT / 5 PM ET and will run for approximately 60 minutes.
2 PM PT
5 PM ET
10 PM BST
11 PM CEST
6 AM JST (February 13)
You can watch it on many platforms, including YouTube and Twitch. Sony shares links on their official channels, so finding the stream is always easy.
This event features game trailers, teasers, and special announcements. Most of the latest PlayStation news is revealed here first, making it a must-watch for fans. Sometimes there are interviews with game developers or surprise guest appearances.
If you miss the live show, don’t worry. PlayStation uploads the full event to YouTube. You can watch highlights or the entire stream later. No special sign-up is needed to join the viewing. Just head to PlayStation’s official accounts at the scheduled time, and enjoy the show with gamers around the world.
Highlights and expectations for PlayStation fans
Fans look forward to new game reveals and updates during PlayStation State of Play. Many hope for fresh trailers like Marvel’s Wolverine, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls and many more. There might even be news about virtual reality or accessories for the console.
Exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes clips could also happen during the stream. Developers may share insights about game development or what inspired new features. This helps fans feel more connected and invested in PlayStation’s future.
