Sony’s State of Play: But What Do You Really Think?

by Bruno Pferd February 14, 2026

written by Bruno Pferd February 14, 2026

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Sony showcased a variety of upcoming titles for the PlayStation 5, including anticipated sequels, revived classics, and new IPs like God of War: Sons of Sparta and the God of War Trilogy Remake.
Nostalgia played a significant role in the event with announcements such as Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remaster, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, and Castlevania: Belmonts Curse.
Major reveals included news about Project Windless, the comeback of Silent Hill with Silent Hill: Townfall, a new John Wick game, and trailers for 007 First Light, Kena: Scars of Kosmora, and Brigandine Abyss.
While the State of Play offered solid announcements and pleasant surprises, some viewers felt that it left them wanting more, suggesting that they will have to await Sonys next major event or a viral trailer for further updates.

Sony’s State of Play Delivers a Transitional Blend of Nostalgia, Sequels, and New IPs

Sony’s recent State of Play event delivered over 60 minutes of PlayStation 5 news, including a variety of trailers, announcements, and surprises. The presentation featured everything from anticipated sequels to unexpected twists. The event included surprises and major reveals, like God of War: Sons of Sparta and the official God of War Trilogy Remake announcement. Sony also revived classic titles with Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remaster, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, and Castlevania: Belmonts Curse. Additional announcements included news about Project Windless, the Silent Hill comeback with Silent Hill: Townfall, a new John Wick game, and trailers for 007 First Light, Kena: Scars of Kosmora, and Brigandine Abyss. Filled with nostalgia, sequels, and new IPs, this State of Play felt like a transitional event. While it offered solid announcements and pleasant surprises, it left some viewers wanting more. Fans will have to await Sony’s next major event or a viral trailer to see what else is on the horizon.

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