Sony State of Play February 2026 brings God of War remake, Castlevania revival, and major sequels

Sony’s February 2026 State of Play delivered more than an hour of trailers, gameplay reveals, and franchise updates, with first party studios and major publishers sharing the spotlight. From long awaited remakes to surprise spin offs, the showcase leaned heavily on established IP while introducing new projects.

God of War returns in two forms

The biggest surprise came from Santa Monica Studio, which confirmed a remake of the original God of War trilogy is in early development. Alongside it, the studio partnered with Mega Cat Studios to release God of War Sons of Sparta, a 2D action platformer now available on PS5.

Sequels and franchise expansions

Ember Lab revealed Kena Scars of Kosmora, a sequel set for 2026 with a larger world and expanded boss battles. Konami announced a new Castlevania project with Motion Twin and confirmed Metal Gear Solid 4 will be included in Master Collection Vol 2. Ghost of Yotei Legends, a cooperative multiplayer update, launches March 10.

Other highlights included Death Stranding 2 on PC, a John Wick game for PS5, new trailers for Silent Hill Townfall, 007 First Light, and multiple fresh IP reveals.

GeForce Now lands on Fire TV Stick 4K turning streaming devices into cloud gaming hubs

Amazon has rolled out Nvidia’s GeForce Now app to select Fire TV Sticks, marking a significant upgrade for its streaming hardware. The cloud gaming service is now available on the second generation Fire TV Stick 4K Plus and Fire TV Stick 4K Max, allowing users to stream PC titles directly to their TVs.

With GeForce Now, Fire TV users can access games they already own on platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, and Battle.net. The addition expands Fire TV’s gaming footprint beyond Amazon Luna and Xbox Cloud Gaming, bringing high quality PC game streaming into the mix.

Installation is handled through the Amazon Appstore. Users need a compatible Fire TV Stick and a Bluetooth controller for gameplay. Once signed in, players can stream titles over a stable internet connection without local downloads.

GeForce Now offers a free tier capped at 1080p and one hour sessions with ads. Paid tiers unlock higher resolutions, longer play sessions, and faster frame rates, positioning Fire TV Sticks as compact entry points into cloud powered PC gaming.