Phantom Blade Zero PS5 Demo Leaks Before Next Week's State of Play

14 outlets have covered this story. PlayStation Blog reported it first, and the rest followed a median 11h later. Coverage spread over 35 hours.

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1. first PlayStation Blog Watch the Phantom Blade Zero gameplay deep dive State of Play on August 17, pre-orders live today
2. +10m PC Gamer Phantom Blade Zero just dropped a huge secret: Hong Kong legend Donnie Yen has been guiding its kungfupunk stunts since 2023
3. +6h Push Square State of Play for Phantom Blade Zero Announced for Next Week, 11-Minute Trailer Revealed
4. +7h IGN Sony Announces Phantom Blade Zero State of Play and Everyone Knows How the Chat Is Going to Go
5. +8h GamesRadar+ Phantom Blade Zero pre-orders officially live at $60, and the Sekiro-esque Soulslike is getting a 20-minute State of Play from Sony next week
6. +8h Polygon Phantom Blade Zero Reveals Major Launch Day Details Ahead of State of Play
7. +9h GameSpot Phantom Blade Zero State Of Play Set For Next Week, And Yes, That’s Donnie Yen In The New Trailer
8. +11h GameSpot Phantom Blade Zero – 11 Minutes Of Official Gameplay | Pre-Order Trailer
9. +13h Siliconera Phantom Blade Zero Pre-order Trailer Appears Ahead of State of Play
10. +14h GamesRadar+ Action RPG Phantom Blade Zero tapped John Wick and Rogue One star Donnie Yen for its kung fu combat – his first video game role since the failed Sleeping Dogs movie
11. +14h Push Square Phantom Blade Zero PS5 Demo Leaks Before Next Week's State of Play
12. +16h RPGamer Phantom Blade Zero Pre-Order Trailer Released
13. +17h Kotaku Phantom Blade Zero Pre-Orders Are Entirely Digital, Prompting Concern That It’s Not Getting A Physical Release
14. +35h IGN Phantom Blade Zero: How Donnie Yen is Pushing Action Games to New Heights

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