Sony runs two PlayStation shows back to back on September 3. Both are free, and the first one saves its biggest segment for the end.
The main State of Play starts Thursday, September 3 at 6:00am PT / 9:00am ET. That is a morning slot, not the usual late-afternoon one.
8:00am CT, 2:00pm BST, 3:00pm CEST, 6:30pm IST, 10:00pm JST. Sony listed only four zones in its post; those fill in the rest.
State of Play Japan is not a dubbed repeat. It airs immediately after the main show with reveals and gameplay of its own.
Both broadcasts go out on PlayStation's official YouTube and Twitch channels. No account, no console and no PS Plus needed.
Open YouTube or Twitch, follow PlayStation's channel and switch notifications on, so the alert reaches you before the stream starts.
The YouTube app ships on most smart TVs, Chromecast and Google TV. Or cast it from your phone and keep the phone free to use.
The main show is English with Japanese subtitles. State of Play Japan runs in Japanese with English subtitles, so switch captions on for it.
Sony has named exactly one game. The main show closes with an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation from Square Enix.
Hosted by voice actor Yuki Kaji, it digs into games from studios across Japan and Asia, with fresh gameplay and its own announcements.
Sony warns the show may carry licensed music that can mute or wipe co-streams and VODs. Cut the music before you repost anything.