Launched seven years ago, PlayStation Now lets you browse a library of more than 800 games, and stream them to PC, PlayStation 5, or PlayStation 4—no game downloads required.

Sony is planning to bring its PlayStation Now service to PCs, while simultaneously adding PS4 games. This could give the service a nice adoption boost, depending on the terms and pricing.

To play PS Now titles on your PC, you can head to PSNow.com to download the app. ORIGINAL STORY 8/23: Sony's PlayStation Now game-streaming subscription service is headed to Windows PCs.

How to Stream PlayStation 5 Games to All Your Devices With Remote Play Thanks to the PS5 Remote Play feature, you can stream games from the console to your PC or phone from anywhere.

Sony today announced that PS4 games will soon be playable on the company's PlayStation Now games-streaming service, effectively bringing PS4 games to PC for the first time.

The seven-year-old PlayStation Now contains a deep game catalog that no cloud gaming service can match. The PC app needs work, though, and the service is light on modern releases. Game streaming ...

When it replaces the existing PS Now streaming service, Premium (the most expensive tier) will be the only one that lets you play PlayStation games on PC. The Premium tier offers this: ...

Thanks to the PS5 Remote Play feature, you can stream games from the console to your PC or phone from anywhere.

We learned today that Sony will be bringing its game streaming service, PlayStation Now, to PC, which means over 400 PlayStation 3 games will soon be playable on your laptop or desktop.

PlayStation Now lets you stream a catalogue of PlayStation games to your Windows PC or PlayStation 4.

PlayStation Now is the subscription service that lets you stream hundreds of games to your Windows PC and PS4. With a single subscription, you can play more than 400 PS3 games including ...

Sony has released an update for the PS4 that allows you to stream games right to your PC or Mac. It's similar to the streaming feature on the PlayStation Vita.