Sony Unveils State of Play Japan Event, Featuring Games From Japan and Asia

Sony Introduces State of Play Japan Event

On November 11, 2025, Sony will debut a unique addition to its gaming showcase series with the launch of the State of Play Japan. This special event will focus exclusively on upcoming titles from developers in Japan and other parts of Asia, providing an exciting platform for regional game creators.

Event Details and Timing

The live broadcast is scheduled to last for 40 minutes, starting at 2 PM PT / 5 PM ET / 11 PM CET. According to a recent Post on the PlayStation Blog, viewers can expect a mix of “beloved franchises and unique indie gems.” The esteemed voice actor Yuki Kaji, known for his roles in popular anime series such as Attack on Titan and My Hero Academia, will serve as the event’s host, bringing familiar energy to the presentation.

Tune in Tuesday at 2pm PT | 5pm ET for State of Play Japan, a special broadcast curated for gamers in Japan and Asia. This episode is broadcast in Japanese with English subtitles https://t.co/o4bu46gzrw pic.twitter.com/iLwpOdLgJs

— PlayStation (@PlayStation) November 10, 2025

Streaming Options Available

For those who wish to follow along, the event will be streamed live in Japanese on the PlayStation Japan YouTube channel. Additionally, an English-subtitled version will be available on the main PlayStation YouTube channel, ensuring accessibility for a global audience.

Anticipating Surprises and Upcoming Titles

Unlike previous State of Play events that often come bundled with extensive hints and leaks, the specific content of this upcoming showcase remains largely under wraps, adding an element of surprise. However, there are several notable titles that fans are eagerly predicting for the event.

One such title is Where Winds Meet, which is set to launch on PS5 and PC shortly. It would be an excellent opportunity for Sony to reinforce the game’s release through the event. Additionally, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls by Arc System Works has been generating buzz, especially following its playable showcase at EVO 2025 and the release of gameplay trailers, making it a probable candidate for an announcement concerning its release date.

Potential Tie-ins and Accessory Launches

If Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls doesn’t release this year, it may coincide with the debut of PlayStation’s new fighting stick accessory, FlexStrike, expected in 2026. Anticipation builds around the possibility that both the game and the accessory could hit the market simultaneously, further enhancing the gaming experience for fans.

For the latest updates from the event, be sure to stay tuned, as we see what innovative creations from Japan and Asia will soon be available for PlayStation enthusiasts.

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