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PlayStation•Published July 9, 2026•Updated September 21, 2026

PlayStation outlines its Comic-Con 2026 panels and activities

PlayStation’s Comic-Con 2026 plan includes panels and activities tied to Marvel Tokon, Marvel’s Wolverine, God of War, and other projects.

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July 9, 2026•2 min read

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PlayStation outlines its Comic-Con 2026 panels and activities

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Convention programming can produce useful developer context outside a State of Play, but attendance alone should not be treated as a promise of trailers or release dates.

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  1. A corrected record of the Comic-Con schedule
  2. Laufey was not merely a retrospective possibility
  3. Recordings were promised

A corrected record of the Comic-Con schedule

PlayStation’s Comic-Con page lists three principal panels: Marvel’s Wolverine, Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls and God of War Laufey. The page was first published July 9 and displays an August 14 update. The details below describe the version now available; we cannot establish that every detail appeared in its original July wording.

PanelListed time, PacificRoom
Wolverine — Deep CutsJuly 23, 11:15 a.m.–noonHall H
Tōkon — Behind the BattleJuly 23, noon–12:45 p.m.Hall H
God of War LaufeyJuly 24, 5:30–6:30 p.m.Ballroom 20

The convention has ended. This is an archival correction, not a current attendance guide.

Laufey was not merely a retrospective possibility

The accessible page identifies a panel about the revealed God of War Laufey game, with its director and cast. Our earlier suggestion that the God of War session might only be retrospective understated the documented subject.

The Wolverine panel combines development and performance perspectives; Tōkon’s session concerns the game’s creation with Arc System Works and Marvel participants. Those are distinct discussions, not three interchangeable opportunities for a surprise trailer.

For a reader choosing what to watch afterward, that distinction is useful. A performance-focused conversation may explain character decisions without supplying a release change. A production discussion may reveal how a system was built without demonstrating its final balance.

Recordings were promised

PlayStation explicitly says the page would be updated with full panel recordings. Our earlier claim that recording plans were unestablished was incorrect. We have not watched those recordings as part of this article and do not attribute statements to speakers beyond the written announcement.

A schedule establishes who was expected and what was planned. A recording is the evidence for what was actually said. Keeping those records separate prevents a program description from becoming an invented report from the room.

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  • Primary recordPlayStation Blog2026-07-09↗

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Reported by GG Bulletin Editorial Team. Published July 9, 2026; the revision date is shown above.
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Source-based reporting and analysis; not a claim of hands-on testing or an interview. The sources above identify the records used. Our analysis should be distinguished from a publisher’s own claims.
Editorial standardsAI-use disclosureCorrections and updates

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  1. 2026-09-21

    Replaced speculation with the documented panel schedule and recording promise, explicitly identifying the official page’s later update.

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