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    Sony’s next State of Play stream is 30 minutes of PS5 and VR games

    News RoomBy News RoomMay 29, 20241 Min Read
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    Sony’s next State of Play stream is 30 minutes of PS5 and VR games

    Sony’s showcase is expected to be densely packed, lasting 30 minutes but featuring 14 titles. That’s a game roughly every two minutes or a handful of premium games at several minutes apiece, with a shotgun blast of smaller games. Regardless of how the timing shakes out, we can probably expect some big announcements.

    Sony’s not the only presentation slotted for tomorrow. At 7PM ET, conveniently after the State of Play is over, Konami’s putting on a Silent Hill Transmission event that will likely feature new info on Silent Hill F, Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake, and the upcoming movie. Brace yourselves, everyone. The summer showcase of games is officially here, and it is gonna be Like This for at least the next month.

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