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Sony Details Start Times And Livestream Details Ahead Of Tomorrow’s PlayStation Meeting

On the eve of tomorrow's unveiling of the PlayStation 4 Neo, Sony has confirmed the event's start times and livestream details.
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Wednesday, September 7 is shaping up to be one of the most important dates on the tech calendar – for 2016, at least – with both Apple’s iPhone 7 launch event and Sony’s planned PlayStation meeting due to take place at various times tomorrow.

And so, on the eve of occupying the PlayStation Theater in New York City, PlayStation Blog brings word that Sony will kick things off at 12:00pm Pacific/3:00pm Eastern as expected, with all signs pointing to a reveal of the PlayStation 4 Neo.

Though it’s an invite-only event, the post goes on to reveal that tomorrow’s PlayStation meeting will be live-streamed across the interwebs, meaning you’ll be able to clock eyes on the presentation via live.playstation.com and, in all likelihood, Sony’s YouTube and Twitch channels.

Check back to We Got This Covered tomorrow, September 7, when we’ll be bringing you full coverage of the PlayStation meeting. It’s set to place a heavy emphasis on hardware, with both PlayStation 4 Neo and the all-but-confirmed PS4 Slim on the verge of being showcased to the vying masses, but a recent report claiming a Red Dead Redemption remaster is on the horizon indicates that software could play a role in the keynote presentation, too.

While we wait, what are your expectations going into tomorrow’s showcase? Do you expect Sony to lift the lid on two new pieces of hardware, with the beefed up Neo being aligned as a direct competitor to Microsoft’s Project Scorpio? Do let us know.


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