Sony has just confirmed yet another operating condition. Gamers can count on the presentation of games destined for the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. The event will not be particularly large-scale, but it is also likely that this time we will see a number of interesting titles.
On October 27 at 23:00, the next game state will begin, which will allow players to check out products aimed at PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. The product confirms this. The event will last about 20 minutes.
We can’t count on flaunting the most powerful titles from PlayStation Studios because of that The event will give players the opportunity to check out games from third-party developers. Sony will showcase upcoming items for PS5 and PS4.
“This time we will focus on previews and updates for upcoming games from third-party teams that are coming to PS5 and PS4. The show will last about 20 minutes, during which you will get to know new opinions about games previously announced and some news from our partners around the world.”
On our site you will find a full report on the event, so I invite our readers now to watch it together.
Source: https://blog.playstation.com/2021/10/22/state-of-play-returns-next-wednesday/
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