Have you ever looked at the library of PS3 games and thought to yourself, “Man, I’d love a chance to check out the Uncharted games, but I don’t own a PlayStation?” Well, you’re in luck, because today Sony confirmed rumors that soon, people will be able to stream PS3 games not only to their PS4, but also Windows PCs. The service looks to be released in Europe soon, and then North America shortly thereafter.

PlayStation Now itself is a cloud-based gaming platform that you can subscribe to for access to the entire library, or a single game. Sony recommends a decently fast internet connection (5MBps), and also recommends use of a DualShock controller, though it’s possible that the PC transition will not make this a requirement. Coming alongside the announcement is the news that a DualShock 4 adapter will be coming as well, toting a $24.99 price tag.

Though PS Now only has PS3 games at the moment, Sony has talked previously about adding in PS4 games, and possibly PSP, PSOne and PS2 games, if their CES Keynote was any indication. The current prices of the service are $19.99 for one month, and $44.99 for three months. Stay tuned for a launch date, and a list of games that will be added upon the app’s release.