Square Enix Revealing Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 at the State of Play?

Sony fans, put your hands together. People are saying that the PlayStation State of Play will be out next week, and this isn't just a guess. Fans are excited to see what Sony has in store for them, and while we wait for the grand reveal, new reports suggest what the fans might get.

New information confirms the timing of the State of Play. Fans weren't sure if Sony would hold a State of Play or a preview. The report stated that a State of Play would be held "next week". There are still people who think Sony might go back to the "showcase" name, but the company seems to be sticking with "State of Play," probably because the Concord showcase wasn't well received. 

What makes this State of Play extra interesting is the possible announcements. New reports that came out mentioned Wolverine coming out around 2026, and a Venom Spin-off that is rumored to come out around 2027. Wolverine fans, pay attention: 2026 looks like it will be your year.

Aside from Marvel, the State of Play could give us our first looks at other highly anticipated games. Wolverine from Insomniac is a sure thing, and there's talk that a Venom teaser could also show up. In other PlayStation news, Naughty Dog may finally show more of Intergalactic, a project that has been hinted at but mostly kept secret.

Housemarque is also planning to release a gameplay video for Saros, which could be a hint at a full-on State of Play later this year. Wolverine, Venom, Intergalactic, and SAROS make up a strong team so far. But that's not all.

There is still room for third-party games, and the long-awaited Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3 is one that makes a lot of sense. Because Sony works with Square Enix, this could be a great time for a reveal of the long-awaited game. It would be smart, exciting, and believable for the game to be at an event geared toward PlayStation, even if it comes out on more than one device.

This event might be one of the most important State of Plays in recent memory when looked at as a whole. This is a chance for Sony to make things better for fans and players, especially those who like PlayStation's own games. There is a lot of guesswork behind these statements, but one thing is for sure: there will be a State of Play, and Wolverine will almost certainly be there.

It could not be a better time for Sony. The company has had to deal with years of cancellations, changes, and shifts in its first-party schedule. A strong and sure State of Play could reassure fans, show its dedication to big-name titles, and get people excited about what's to come.

The event is sure to be a turning point for the platform, whether Wolverine, Venom, Intergalactic, or SAROS steals the show. As the countdown starts, gamers all over the world are left to guess what other shocks are in store.

Are there going to be more reveals? Unexpected news from a third party? There is a lot of excitement, and if the leaks are true, next week's State of Play may be even better than expected. Fans of PlayStation should get ready for a big, bold show.