Sony PlayStation will host an hour-long LineUp Tour livestream this week ahead of the impending Tokyo Game Show, which it promises will feature footage of upcoming PlayStation 4 titles. While it’s likely that a lot of the content will be repurposed from previous events like E3 2018, there’s the possibility of Western interest – although as is often the case with these kind of events, it's best to keep your expectations in check.
When is Sony PlayStation’s TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream?
While it’s not officially part of this year’s Tokyo Game Show, it’s almost certain that Sony PlayStation’s LineUp Tour livestream will replace its traditional pre-TGS press conference. The show is scheduled to get underway at 18:30 JST on Monday, 10th September.
What time is Sony PlayStation’s TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream?
Monday, 10th September @ 6:30PM JST
- North America: 2:30am PDT / 3:30am MDT / 4:30am CDT / 5:30am EDT
- UK/Ire: 10:30am BST
- Europe: 11:30am CEST / 12:30pm EEST
- Asia/Oceania: 6:30pm JST / 5:30pm AWST / 7:30pm AEST
How long will Sony PlayStation’s TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream be?
Sony’s said that its LineUp Tour livestream will last around about an hour, which should leave plenty of time for gameplay footage, trailers, and other announcements for the Japanese market.
What games will Sony PlayStation show during its TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream?
Honest answer? We don’t know. We suspect there’s going to be a lot of crossover with the content shown at E3 2018 – albeit tailored to a Japanese audience. Ghost of Tsushima seems likely, but don’t expect any new gameplay footage; we’re sure Marvel’s Spider-Man, The Last of Us: Part II, and Death Stranding will also be mentioned. PlayStation VR is sure to get a push, and there could be updates on titles like Kingdom Hearts III as well. We’re not expecting any crazy announcements, and nor should you – but obviously there’s always a slim possibility we may see something brand new.
Where to watch Sony PlayStation’s TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream?
You can watch Sony PlayStation’s TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream on PlayStation Japan’s official YouTube channel – or, if you’d prefer a little company, we’ll have a live blog and live chat right here on Push Square.
What are you hoping to see during Sony PlayStation’s TGS 2018 LineUp Tour livestream? Try to keep your expectations realistic in the comments section below.
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Good to know, I was wondering about this!
Knack 3, here we come baby!
parasite eve 4.word up son
Final Fantasy VII: The Midgar Chapters, out today!
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The thing im most looking foward too is the intro to the show
Please show some 13 Sentinels gameplay.
I cant stay up for this 😔 I've been playing Spiderman instead of sleeping and my body cant deal anymore.
This is where they will announce Legend of Dragoon 2.
Babylon's Fall gameplay.
Sakura Wars thanks.
Also a new Ape Escape. I’m still waiting for Ape Escape 3 on PS4, but they are not releasing PS2 games on PS4 anymore.
@Kidfried would be awesome!!
As I keep saying I'd love to see Dark Cloud 3
Whatever team Ryu ga gotoku is up to next please!
@Octane OK but what would you do IF they actually showed Knack 3?
@FullbringIchigo I'd go out and buy the entire trilogy. 1 and 2 today, and a pre-order for 3!
By the way @get2sammyb @ShogunRok, are you guys still doing a livestream? Isn't it starting in like 30 minutes?
@Kidfried Hah, I literally just found the link and I was going to post it in the PS4 thread.
@Kidfried https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2018/09/live_watch_sony_playstations_lineup_tour_livestream_right_here
Man, that was better than all of E3 2018!
Project Awakening looks awesome and that new game from Yakuza developer looks great as well.
Also there was a VR game that looked cool Kill X, had a resident evil zombie vibe.
@ztpayne7 That would be terrible it would end the FF7 craze for me if it will release in episodes.
@Flaming_Kaiser They already said it'll release in episodes years ago when it was announced.
Yoshinori Kitase said that each ‘episode’ of the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Remake will be the size of a full-length video game.
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