Everything Announced at November's PlayStation State of Play
November's State of Play brought a wave of surprises from Japanese and Asian developers, offering fans a mix of new reveals and deeper looks at upcoming titles.
Focus on Japanese Studios
The event, hosted by Yuki Kaji — known for voicing Hope in Final Fantasy 13 — spotlighted games created in Japan and across Asia. His presence fueled speculation about potential Final Fantasy content, but the showcase had a broader focus on regional creativity.
Highlights and Reveals
For those who missed the stream, PlayStation provided a lineup filled with exciting updates and new footage. The November 11 presentation included several major reveals and exclusive trailers from Japanese teams.
"Just when you thought it was plain sailing through to the end of the year, PlayStation goes and announces a State of Play right in the middle of November."
Dragon Quest Returns
As many players dive into Dragon Quest 1+2 HD2D Remake, the showcase opened with a glimpse of the Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined project. A brief gameplay preview confirmed its release date: February 5, 2026.
Recap for Fans
- New footage of Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined
- Focus on creative teams across Japan and Asia
- Special hosting by Yuki Kaji
- Fresh trailers and exclusive content from regional studios
If you missed parts of the livestream or simply want a neat recap, this State of Play offered a clear preview of what’s next for PlayStation’s partners in Japan.
Author’s Summary
November’s State of Play showcased fresh titles and creative talent from Asia, highlighting the industry’s ongoing innovation just ahead of 2026’s major releases.
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