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Sony Sets June 2 State of Play With Wolverine Focus

Sony confirmed its next State of Play for June 2, 2026, running over 60 minutes and targeting Marvel's Wolverine along with updates from top studios. The livestream features listed global times, an English broadcast with Japanese subtitles, a Push Square stream option, and free watch parties at Alamo Drafthouse locations in six cities.

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Sony sets its next State of Play for June 2 2026. The over-hour-long show includes Marvel's Wolverine combat updates from Insomniac Games along with other studio announcements and reveals. The PS5 title launches September 15. Gamers gain access to new details ahead of release through live broadcasts and theater screenings.

Sony announced that its next State of Play broadcast is set for June 2, 2026. The livestream will run for more than 60 minutes and will feature Marvel's Wolverine together with "updates, announcements, and gameplay reveals from top studios around the world," according to the company.
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.
Insomniac Games is scheduled to present additional footage from the upcoming third-person action-adventure title, which will demonstrate Logan’s brutal and relentless combat while disclosing fresh information. The game is slated to launch on September 15 for PS5.
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The presentation begins on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at these global times: North America at 2pm PDT, 3pm MDT, 4pm CDT and 5pm EDT; UK and Ireland at 10pm BST; Europe at 11pm CEST or midnight EEST on Wednesday; and Asia/Oceania at 6am JST, 5am AWST or 7am AEST on Wednesday.
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The event will air live in English with Japanese subtitles on standard video platforms. Push Square will stream the showcase alongside a community chat.
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It's hosting "special live watch party viewings" of the livestream, and tickets are free.
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Sony is also arranging free "special live watch party viewings" of the broadcast at selected Alamo Drafthouse cinemas in Raleigh, Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth and New York City.
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