When and where to see the State of Play of February 2023? What games will be featured?

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We are hours away from the highly anticipated State of Play for February 2023, and we are here to provide you with all the information you need to enjoy the PlayStation event to the fullest. From the time and place of transmission to what we can expect. So get ready to sit back, relax, and enjoy what PlayStation is bringing to you at State of Play, February.

WHEN WILL THE STATE OF PLAY BE?

The event is scheduled for February 23 at 1:00 PM Pacific Time. So you don't miss this exciting event.

Los Angeles, California, United States ― 1:00 PM

State of Play is back! Tune in Thursday at 1pm PT for:
☑️ Five new PS VR2 titles from partners
☑️ Hot indie and third-party reveals
☑️ An extended look at Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leaguehttps://t.co/kMPyPpMhSk pic.twitter.com/mu8RX0ZJFk

— PlayStation (@PlayStation) February 21, 2023

WHERE TO SEE THE STATE OF PLAY?

As usual, the live broadcast will take place on the official PlayStation channels on YouTube and Twitch. This means that you can follow the broadcast on your compatible devices, be it your computer, your PlayStation console, or your mobile device. So, feel free to choose the device that suits you best and get ready to enjoy the ads.

We leave you the links for the transmission:

Youtube
twitch

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE STATE OF PLAY?

The 45-minute event is expected to feature a host of exciting news and announcements, including news on 5 PlayStation VR2 games, a look at highly anticipated third-party titles coming this year, and new details on Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, one of the most anticipated games of 2023.

One of the most anticipated games expected to be released is the much talked about Rocksteady title, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. The studio is expected to provide a deeper look at the game and details on the characters and enemies players can expect to encounter.

Fans can also look forward to a 15-minute gameplay demo of the game from Rocksteady. This demo will allow players to see how the game will work in practice and give them an idea of how the game will work in different scenarios and whether it will have the dreaded games-as-a-service elements.

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