State of Play 24/7 All the PlayStation news you need, when you need it: releases, rumors, leaks, updates. No loading screen. Kingdom Hearts 4: Eight Years Later, the Wait Is Over—Release Date and Trailer Revealed Square Enix confirms Kingdom Hearts 4 for late 2027, with a D23 trailer revealing Coco world and Sora’s solo journey. Cyberpunk 2077 Has Met Its Match: This New RPG Will Blow You Away Neo Berlin 2087 fuses Max Payne, Deus Ex, and Cyberpunk 2077 in a jaw-dropping trailer. Fans are hyped for its 2028 PS5 release. Marvel’s Wolverine: Insomniac Learns from Spider-Man’s Biggest Flaw Despite the Jean Grey trailer tease, Insomniac confirms: Logan is the only playable hero, no exceptions. PS Plus: 10 Free Games Drop This Month—And the Lineup Is Absolutely Stacked Helldivers 2 headlines PS Plus with its big update. 9 more games follow, including Kingdom Come 2 and Metro Exodus. Star Wars Zero Company: 10 Hours In, This Feels Like Mass Effect, Not XCOM Press played 17 missions: great RPG, but combat gets repetitive. Zero Company’s tactical side is still finding itself. Onimusha Dawn of Dreams Haunts PS Plus August 18—The Lost Chapter Returns Onimusha Dawn of Dreams lands on PS Plus Premium August 18, just before the Way of the Sword reboot hits in September. This New Star Wars Game Promises 50 Planets and Permadeath (Launching in 3 Weeks) XCOM meets Star Wars with 50 planets, permadeath, and turn-based action—Zero Company lands August 27. PS5’s Wildest Back-To-School Season Ever: Six AAA Games Drop In Just Four Weeks Six AAA PS5 games drop in four weeks—everyone dodges GTA 6, but no one escapes the fall 2026 traffic jam. RAMmageddon: Sony’s PS6 Plans for 2027 Crash into a RAM Shortage (and There’s No Plan B) All three RAM giants are sold out until 2028. Sony’s out of suppliers for the PS6. Could this be the last console era? PlayStation 5: Sony’s Brutal Warning Is Now Stuck on Your Console Sony’s new PS5 sticker confirms: from January 2028, all new PlayStation games go digital-only. Gamers are furious. $800 for a disc-less PS6—and now Sony wants to add ads, too Sony forms an ad division for PlayStation—think loading screens, in-game billboards, maybe even a free ad-supported tier. PS6 and Xbox Helix from $800 in 2027: Sony kills discs, Microsoft goes all-in on raw power Sony ditches discs for $800, Microsoft goes premium at $900—two consoles, two radically different futures.
