VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1 min read
Sony Sets June 2 State of Play With Wolverine Focus
Sony has confirmed its next State of Play livestream for June 2, 2026, running over an hour with Marvel's Wolverine and reveals from top studios. The event includes specific global times, English broadcast with Japanese subtitles, Push Square streaming, and free live watch parties at Alamo Drafthouse theaters in multiple cities.
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Sony has today revealed its next State of Play livestream will take place on 2nd June 2026. It's going to be over an hour long, and Marvel's Wolverine will be there alongside "updates, announcements, and gameplay reveals from top studios around the world".
As for Marvel's Wolverine, Sony says Insomniac will have more from its upcoming third-person action-adventure game showing off Logan’s brutal and relentless combat along with some new details. It's due out on 15th September for PS5.
As for Marvel's Wolverine, Sony says Insomniac will have more from its upcoming third-person action-adventure game showing off Logan’s brutal and relentless combat along with some new details. It's due out on 15th September for PS5.
POST FROM @PlayStation· official announcement tweet matching the article's State of Play / Wolverine story
https://x.com/PlayStation/status/2057069590140924205
The State of Play takes place on Tuesday, 2nd June 2026 at the following times worldwide: North America: 2pm PDT / 3pm MDT / 4pm CDT / 5pm EDT. UK/Ire: 10pm BST. Europe: 11pm CEST / 12am (Wed) EEST. Asia/Oceania: 6am (Wed) JST / 5am (Wed) AWST / 7am (Wed) AEST.
Sony will have the showcase broadcast live in English, with Japanese subtitles available, across all the usual video platforms. You'll also be able to watch it live here on Push Square with our community chat.
Sony plans to broadcast the State of Play at select Alamo Drafthouse movie theatres. It's hosting "special live watch party viewings" of the livestream, and tickets are free. The showcase will be broadcast in Raleigh, Los Angeles, San Fransisco Bay Area, Chicago, Dallas / Fort Worth, and New York City.
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