Sony's eagerly anticipated February 2025 State of Play event took place on February 12, capturing the attention of gamers worldwide. Starting at precisely 2:00 PM PT (5:00 PM ET), the livestream, which lasted over 40 minutes, was broadcasted on PlayStation's official YouTube and Twitch channels. Fans were treated to a series of updates and thrilling announcements regarding upcoming PS5 titles.
The event kicked off with some big reveals, including the highly awaited release date for Monster Hunter Wilds. The game is set to release on February 28, just days away. Fans can also look forward to its first free update in Spring 2025, which will introduce the much-loved monster Mizutsune. This announcement alone was enough to have the Monster Hunter community buzzing.
But it wasn't just the Monster Hunter universe that got the spotlight. Sega made waves with its revelations, announcing the launch of Shinobi: Art of Vengeance on August 29. This ninja-themed entry has been on the radar for many, promising intense action and stealth. Additionally, Sega unveiled Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, set to undergo a network test on February 21, allowing players a sneak peek into the high-speed frenzy they can expect.
The announcements didn't stop there. Other gaming gems were highlighted, like Digimon Story: Time Stranger and Lost Soul Aside, which will launch on May 30. The PlayStation community also got updates on the anticipated Splitgate 2, which will offer a PS5 alpha starting February 27. Those who follow the world of online multiplayer shooters have more reasons than ever to be excited.
PlayStation's February State of Play also brought news about Jedi Survivor, TopSpin 2K25, and Lost Records: Bloom and Rage being added to the PS Plus lineup on February 18, ensuring a constant stream of fresh content for subscribers.
Though the event was packed with updates, fans noted a few expected titles were absent—particularly the much-talked-about Ghost of Yotei and Death Stranding 2. Their absence left a gap, hinting that further announcements might be on the horizon. As it stands, the February 2025 State of Play delivered a dynamic range of updates, keeping the gaming community engaged and eager for what's next in the PlayStation universe.
