Next State of Play set for June 2, focusing on third-party and VR titles

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Written By Carlos Hernandez

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced that they will be hosting another State of Play broadcast on June 2, 6 PM ET. The presentation will be 30-minutes long and will focus on third-party titles as well as give a sneak peek at titles now in development for the PlayStation VR 2.

June 2022 State Of Play – Where To Watch

Just like previous State of Play broadcasts, you can watch the June 2 State of Play on PlayStation's Youtube and Twitch channel. 

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