The newly announced ROG Xbox Ally handheld devices from Asus play Microsoft’s PC games, but what about PlayStation’s PC games? You betcha they do.

A spokesperson for Microsoft told Game File, “Because these handhelds run Windows, you have access to all the games you can play on Windows PC,” and that includes Sony’s PC releases. Some of Sony’s PC releases so far include Days Gone, The Last of Us, Spider-Man, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Helldivers 2, Ghost of Tsushima, and God of War Ragnark, among others.

Additionally, it’s expected the new ROG Xbox Ally devices should be available for PlayStation remote play from your PS5.

During the Xbox Games Showcase, Microsoft announced the ROG Xbox Ally and the ROG Xbox Ally X. The Xbox Ally is described as the “essential handheld,” while the Ally X is billed as an “ultimate” version of the handheld “built for the most demanding players.” Pricing hasn’t been announced yet, however.

The new Xbox-branded handheld devices feature what’s described as the “Xbox full-screen experience,” and it’ll be populated with PC games people own from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net, and other PC stores. These are Xbox-branded devices, and they feature a dedicated Xbox button and the Game Bar overlay, which allows players to quickly toggle between apps and games.

Microsoft’s announcement of multiple Xbox-branded handheld devices came after numerous teases about it, but anyone expecting Microsoft’s own Xbox handheld might want to get comfortable. A recent report said development efforts for a proprietary Xbox handheld device was paused.

Microsoft is also working on a new Xbox console, and it’s been reported that it’ll incorporate a handheld device in some capacity.

In other Xbox news, Microsoft made a series of announcements during its Xbox Games Showcase event, and you can check out the gallery below to catch up on all the major news. It was a packed presentation, but the event didn’t cover everything, as there were plenty of missing games, too.