New offer brings 12-month membership to Sony’s PlayStation Now service for $79.99, allowing gamers to enjoy a huge catalog of games on their PC and PS4.

Yes you read that right. You can now play PS4 games on your Windows PC officially thanks to an update pushed by Sony to PS Now service. Here are the details.

PlayStation Now subscribers can look forward to getting additional value from it after Sony announced that it will be adding PS4 titles to the service later this year.

Sony has made two announcements today, with first being PlayStation Now arriving for Windows PCs and the other is bringing wireless support for the DualShock 4 controller to both the Mac and PC.

Sony and Samsung’s agreement to allow owners of select Samsung Smart TVs to play games via PlayStation Now has now borne fruit, with gamers being able to play PlayStation 3 titles wihout the need for PS or Sony hardware of any kind.

Now that the PlayStation 4 has its feet under the gaming world’s table, attention is beginning to turn towards PlayStation Now. The game streaming service which aims to bring popular titles from the PlayStation 3 and 2 library to PlayStation 4 consoles via the magic of the internet is touted for a release in the United States this Summer, but details are generally scarce beyond that.

The Sony PlayStation 4 has enjoyed a very promising start in the battle of the new-gen consoles, comfortably outselling rival Microsoft’s Xbox One during the early stages of its existence. Things got even better last month for PS4 users when Sony decided to announce its PlayStation Now gaming platform, allowing those on the PS3/PS4/Vita to enjoy classic titles from the PS3/PS2/PS1 thanks to a robust, cloud-based infrastructure. The idea that classic titles could be relived on modern day machine instantly struck a chord with the gaming faithful, and now, a video of a beta PlayStation Now streaming Killzone 3 has been leaked.

Sony may have just announced that it sold 4.2 million PS4s before the end of 2013, but that doesn’t mean that there hasn’t been the odd issue that gamers have with the new machine coming out of Japan. While it’s clear that they have been buying new PS4s in their droves, gamers have also been vocal about the lack of support for PS3 games on the new console, with backward compatibility falling by the wayside.