PlayStation State of Play June 2022: Start Time and How to Watch

After the news that E3 was cancelled for 2022, Sony announced that it will hold a PlayStation State of Play broadcast on June 2 focused on new games and PS VR2 information. If you want to watch and catch the announcements, below you will find the details of the State of Play start time and the various YouTube and Twitch streams you can tune into. Sony announced that the next State of Play live stream event will take place on June 2, so here is everything you need to know to watch it and what to expect from it.

When Does the PlayStation State of Play Start in June?

The next State of Play event will take place on Thursday, June 2, 2022. It will start at 3pm PT / 6pm ET / 11pm BST and last about 30 minutes, so mark your calendars now if you want to watch it live. It will start at 01:00 TRT on Friday, June 3.

State of Play returns next week! Tune in live at 3pm PT on June 2 for reveals, announcements, and more: https://t.co/3lqi9GL9VZ pic.twitter.com/NLLTAgvgLY

— PlayStation (@PlayStation) May 27, 2022

How Do You Watch the PlayStation State of Play in June?

The next State of Play event will be broadcast live on PlayStation's official Twitch and YouTube channels. We will also have the live stream right before the event begins, so you can come to this page closer to the time and watch.

What Will Happen at the PlayStation State of Play in June?

According to an official blog post from PlayStation, the June State of Play will last about 30 minutes and will have a big focus on "exciting announcements from our third-party partners". The event will also take a look at several new games in development for the upcoming PlayStation VR2 device, which is promising, as there hasn't been much news on that for a while.

Although there are already many rumors circulating on social media, it is hard to guess what will be revealed. Hopefully, there will be some first-party announcements about these third-party games. Whatever happens, it is probably best to keep your expectations low so you can be pleasantly surprised if something exciting comes up.