PlayStation State of Play Rumors are Baffling and Some Don’t Really Make Sense

State of Play rumors have created a lot of confusion among fans. There have been several theories about if the new PlayStation State of Play event will happen in August or not, but looking at the track record and current line of Sony, these rumors don’t really make sense. It just seems like a weird window. It doesn’t really make sense to believe these rumors given the current timing.

The constantly moving dates don’t really look very promising. Originally, according to rumors, the State of Play was to announce on 12 August 2021, but well, it doesn’t really happen. After this, the date is now shifted to 19 August 2021 and every game from God of Ragnarok to Call of Duty: Vanguard has been teased.

Sony is really smart when they do these State of Play events. For such a big event to happen just 5 days before Gamescom, 2021 looks very strange. That’s the main reason the date- 19 August 2021 looks so off. The State of Play event will be a glorious event and it makes no sense that Sony is not announcing the date yet. Sony rumors are mostly not real because Sony is very particular about its announcement and surprises.

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There are too many false leads out there on the internet regarding PlayStation upcoming events

Sony does an excellent job of not letting anyone know what’s going on with upcoming titles and PlayStation. Sony doesn’t need to leak the Conference to anybody.

Anybody can say anything on the internet and it is not even clear from where these rumors started. The State of Play may happen after Gamescom 2021.  There are too many false leads out there. Too many people hiking up the fan’s hope and get everyone excited. Taking about the Call of Duty: Vanguard, everybody is curious about what is going to be the new announcement regarding this.

What do you think about all these shaky rumors? Let us know in the comments down below.

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