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PlayStation•Published August 31, 2026•Updated September 21, 2026

State of Play and State of Play Japan return on September 3

PlayStation says its next State of Play will lead into a State of Play Japan broadcast, with a longer look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation planned.

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August 31, 2026•2 min read

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State of Play and State of Play Japan return on September 3

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Players now have an official schedule, viewing options, language details, and a confirmed focus for the end of the first broadcast.

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  1. One starting time, two consecutive broadcasts
  2. What the format could change

Sony's August 31 announcement scheduled State of Play followed by State of Play Japan for September 3, 2026. This page preserves that historical viewing announcement; it is not a new event invitation or a recap of what eventually aired.

One starting time, two consecutive broadcasts

The program was scheduled to begin at 6 a.m. Pacific, 9 a.m. Eastern, 3 p.m. Central European Summer Time and 10 p.m. Japan Standard Time. The Japan presentation followed the first broadcast. They were not two shows starting simultaneously.

Sony named Yuki Kaji as the Japan broadcast's host. The announcement established the format and timing without providing a complete named-game lineup.

What the format could change

Consecutive presentations create two editorial contexts within one viewing session. A worldwide showcase can introduce a broad audience to an announcement, while a Japan-focused program has room to speak more directly to a particular market. That does not, by itself, establish regional exclusivity for any game.

For readers revisiting reveal coverage, the distinction is useful when tracing where a claim originated. A scheduled appearance, an on-screen announcement and a later publisher clarification are separate pieces of evidence. This advance notice establishes the first of those, not the other two.

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  • Primary recordPlayStation Blog2026-08-31↗

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Reported by GG Bulletin Editorial Team. Published August 31, 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.
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  1. 2026-09-21

    Corrected simultaneous-start wording to consecutive broadcasts, removed repetition and unverified secondary dependencies, and labeled the September 3 schedule historical.

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Which part of the back-to-back broadcasts are you most interested in: the broader State of Play or the Japan-focused follow-up?

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