Rumor | Sony: a State of Play for the end of February?

In the past few hours, a rumor has begun to circulate on the net that he would like to see a new State of Play from Sony by the end of February: let’s find out all the details together

Over the past three weeks, both Microsoft and Nintendo have had their space, with two separate events, to tell their audience what titles will be arriving in the coming months (or years). Sony remained out of the pack, and obviously the rumors on the net immediately began to spread. When is the next State of Play? Who knows, the question we ask ourselves is, more than anything else, if Sony has something to show in an event, currently.

Recently, well-known journalist Jeff Grub spoke about it, stating that the company would be planning a minor event for the next period, while expecting a real Showcase for the month of June or so. As regards, however, the much-rumored “small” State of Play, according to Grubb it will be enough to wait for the end of the month, in spite of other rumors that instead wanted to place the event in the first days of March. But why at the end of February?

I see people keep saying March for the State of Play, but I think it’s more likely to happen before the end of February. https://t.co/lbQhqkKlyU

— Grubb (@JeffGrubb) February 10, 2023

A State of Play at the end of February dedicated to VR2? Maybe…

The answer is simple: next February 22 will see the PlayStation VR2 arrive on the market, therefore it would not be strange at all to see the announcement of a State of Play dedicated precisely to virtual reality. Obviously, if all this were likely, official confirmation will not be long: after all, there is little more than a week left.

We’ll see if Sony will confirm a State of Play for the end of February! And what do you think? Write it to us below in the comments, we will continue to keep you updated with all the videogame and tech-themed news, guides and reviews! And if you are interested in game keys at advantageous prices, we suggest you take a look at the Kinguin catalogue!