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PlayStation Confirms State of Play Event for September 14 in India, Nintendo Direct Tonight | Technology News

PlayStation Confirms State of Play Event for September 14 in India, Nintendo Direct Tonight Sony has confirmed a brand-new State of Play presentation, centring around some updates from their Japanese partners, along with other surprises from third-party developers. Sony promises 10 games in 20 minutes for multiple platforms — PS, PS4, and PS VR 2. Nintendo also has plans to host a games showcase on September 13. The 40-minute-long Nintendo Direct will play...

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