How to watch the PlayStation State of Play January 2024
Featuring Rise of the Ronin, Stellar Blade, and other new PS5 games
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Here’s how to watch thePlayStation State of Playshowcase for January 31, featuring a look at Rise of the Ronin, Stellar Blade, and many moreupcoming PS5 games.
The PlayStation State of Play for January 2024 kicks off at approximately 2 pm PT/5pm ET/10 pm GMT. You can watch the entire presentation right here, straight through theYouTubevideo just below, and the showcase itself should last right around 40 minutes in total.
Rise of the Ronin and Stellar Blade, twoPS5exclusives for 2024, are already confirmed to have a big presence at the presentation. Aside from that, all we know is thatSonyis planning on showing off other PS5 andPSVR 2games that are slated to launch at some point during 2024.
One immediate title many are expecting to be present isDeath Stranding 2, given that it’s a fair while since we’ve seen or heard anything from theHideo Kojima-led sequel. Black Myth: Wukong, the Soulslike action-RPG is still set to launch later this year on August 20, so that’s another game that could well make an appearance.
In the more immediate future, Helldivers 2 is set to launch next week on February 8 as a PS5 exclusive, and we still haven’t seen a lot of the new co-op shooter. This would, in theory, be the perfect place for PlayStation to give its next exclusive a moment to shine in the spotlight.
Additionally,Final Fantasy 7 Rebirthis releasing next month on February 29, similarly as a PS5 exclusive - so we could well get a new trailer to prime us for launch. As ever with State of Play showcases, you can expect a fair few indie games to make an appearance, both ones that we previously knew about, such asPacific Drive, and ones that are entire new.
Who knows, we might even get a look at other non-exclusives likeDragon’s Dogma 2.
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