An hour-long PlayStation State of Play is set for June 2
Sony has announced an hour-long PlayStation State of Play event scheduled for June 2. The showcase will provide a new look at Marvel's Wolverine, which is set to release on September 15. Viewers can watch the event on YouTube and Twitch, with a version featuring Japanese subtitles also available.
- ▪The State of Play event will take place at 5PM ET on June 2.
- ▪Marvel's Wolverine will be highlighted during the showcase.
- ▪The game is expected to be a major release for PlayStation this year.
5 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 3 hours. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: centre. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
- ▪ PlayStation State Of Play Set For June Will Feature Marvel’s Wolverine — Game Informer
- ▪ Sony announces new PlayStation State of Play for June 2026 — Polygon
- ▪ PlayStation State of Play returns June 2 with Marvel’s Wolverine leading the lineup — Digital Trends
- ▪ State of Play returns Tuesday, June 2 — r/PS5
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Gaming PlayStation An hour-long PlayStation State of Play is set for June 2 The stream will feature a fresh peek at Marvel's Wolverine. By Kris Holt May 20, 2026 10:02 am EST Insomniac Games/Sony Interactive Entertainment/Marvel Unless Nintendo jumps in beforehand, Sony looks set to kick off the not-E3/Summer Game Fest season with its latest State of Play event. The company revealed that PlayStation's next showcase will take place on June 2 at 5PM ET. You'll be able to watch it on YouTube and Twitch in English. A version with Japanese subtitles will be available on YouTube. This edition of State of Play will run for over an hour, Sony says. It will feature another peek at what may well be PlayStation's biggest game of the year, Marvel's Wolverine.
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