Sony's PlayStation Now games streaming service is coming to PC, the company announced today.
In a new post on the PlayStation Blog, Sony revealed that the PS Now app will be available in Europe soon, followed by a release in America shortly after. No exact launch date was announced, however.
The app's availability on PC will bring a host of exclusive PlayStation titles for the first time — and over 400 games in total — to PC for PS Now subscribers to play without the need of a PlayStation console.
Alongside the announcement of the app, Sony also revealed that a new DualShock 4 USB Wireless Adapter will launch in September for $24.99. The adapter allows wireless connection for PS4 controllers to PCs and Macs and can be used for both PS Now and PS4 Remote Play. DualShock 4 controllers can still also be connected by USB cable and used with either service.
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In a new post on the PlayStation Blog, Sony revealed that the PS Now app will be available in Europe soon, followed by a release in America shortly after. No exact launch date was announced, however.
The app's availability on PC will bring a host of exclusive PlayStation titles for the first time — and over 400 games in total — to PC for PS Now subscribers to play without the need of a PlayStation console.
Alongside the announcement of the app, Sony also revealed that a new DualShock 4 USB Wireless Adapter will launch in September for $24.99. The adapter allows wireless connection for PS4 controllers to PCs and Macs and can be used for both PS Now and PS4 Remote Play. DualShock 4 controllers can still also be connected by USB cable and used with either service.
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