State of Play

New games, PC ports, fancy trailers, announcements, there's a lot to get through.

So it’s great that PlayStation owners will be able to join in on the fun when the game releases on PS4 and PS5 on September 27. Oh, and Ada Wong is there, because is just wouldn’t be a Resident Evil game without its resident (ahem) femme fatale? Who needs a real haunted house when you can put a fake haunted house on your face? For now, we got some new Final Fantasy XVI footage, our first good look at Street Fighter 6 and its very strange career mode, a trailer for a very pretty but also troubled indie game, some VR news, a Resident Evil 4 remake and loads of other things that you can check out below. Create a foundation for learning with this free trial. I’m sure those are coming later in the month.

On Thursday, Sony broadcasted its State of Play event, showcasing new games and updates for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. Details about Horizon Call ...

Square Enix’s next mainline Final Fantasy game is Final Fantasy 16, and the publisher shared new details during Sony’s State of Play broadcast. Street Fighter 6 was announced in February 2022 with a short teaser trailer shown at a Capcom Pro Tour esports event. The nearly 3-minute trailer has dragons, fighting, and talks of war. The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners Chapter 2 was announced for a 2022 release date, with a No Man’s Sky adaptation coming, too. The week that would have been E3 2022 is underway, and with the event canceled once again, video game companies are opting to host their own, more focused events. Missed the event?

Here is every announcement from June 2022's PlayStation State of Play, including the Resident Evil 4 Remake.

If you can't wait that long to go zombie hunting, this new chapter will be released on the original PSVR in late 2022. Season: A Letter to the Future takes place in a "village safe from the turmoil of changing seasons." Players will also travel around on a bike and use tools to learn about this world you've never known before. There is also an ever-ticking clock that will force you to make choices and prioritize loot or love. Resident Evil Village will soon allow players to visit its world in a brand new way as it will be made available for PlayStation VR 2. The update will also ad a new Herbalist vendor and improved Temporal Anti-Aliasing. Stray, the much-anticipated game starring an adorable cat, will be released on July 19, 2022. Resident Evil 4 Remake is officially on its way and it will be released on March 24, 2023. It also revealed that Final Fantasy 16 will be released on PS5 in Summer 2023. However, that doesn't mean there won't be some "uninvited machines" that try to get aboard. The latest PlayStation State of Play has arrived and it did not disappoint. well... river to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Sony dropped new footage of some massive games. Here are all the trailers...

That also made an appearance. remember that game about being a cat? But that wasn't all.

The June 2, 2022 PlayStation State of Play had a ton of different announcements, so here they all are in one convenient place.

It will release in 2022, but that doesn’t confirm that PS VR2 is coming this year. Sony officially revealed the existence of this oft-reported remake (which is also coming to PC and Xbox Series X It will also have some sort of PS VR2 support.

In its June State of Play, Sony revealed a handful of new games for the PS VR 2. The showcase carefully avoided any specific information about the headset's ...

The trailer didn't give any VR-specific information about the re-imagined take beyond a vague, "PS VR2 content in development," but if the VR release of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is anything to go off of, there's a chance the VR version could be a full version of the game. The trailer didn't specify when players will be able to explore Castle Dimitrescu in VR. That deliberate secrecy might point to Village being a launch title for the headset. In its June State of Play, Sony revealed a handful of new games for the PS VR 2.

The showcase of titles for the PS5, PS4 and PSVR2 also highlighted footage of "Horizon Call of the Mountain" and "No Man's Sky" for PS VR2.

Sony’s start-of-summer broadcast is the first in a two-week series of prepared announcements and premieres orchestrated by publishers to build hype around their upcoming titles. The trailer quickly cuts through short scenes of titans raining fire down on their enemies in massive, destructive battles as a court of characters discuss the ongoing strife. “Though the world finds itself in turmoil, we’ll continue to focus on what we do best — making games,” Yoshia said. After all the Resident Evil updates, Sony followed up with a series of other upcoming PS VR2 titles. The short trailer did not mention a date for the update. The first PlayStation VR headset sold for $400 when Sony released the device in 2016.

The return of the hit zombie sequel topped the bill during online showcase, which also featured a new Final Fantasy 16 trailer.

We’d expected to hear more on PlayStation VR 2, a thoroughly updated successor to Sony’s original VR headset, which was launched for the PS4 in 2016. There was also a new trailer for the cyberpunk kitten adventure Stray, which also has a release date – 19 July. The teaser for the game also promised virtual reality content for the PlayStation VR headset.