Thankfully, you can enable Remote Play on your PlayStation 5 and use either the official PlayStation Remote Play client or a third-party alternative to play your favorite PS5 games on your ROG Ally.

Got a Steam Deck? Got a PlayStation 5? Then you can play titles like Persona 5 and Final Fantasy XVI from anywhere in your home.

Remote Play is a feature that started back on the PS4 and has become more of a staple with the PS5. All it takes is an app and high-speed internet to play PS5 games as if you were sitting in front ...

Sony is now expanding that platform by just a bit, finally bringing support for the PS5 DualSense controller in the Remote Play app, at least under some circumstances.

PS5 compatibility with the app debuted with the console's launch in November 2020. Sony has not added DualSense compatibility to the Android version of the PS Remote Play app as of this writing.

Here's how to play PS5 games on your iOS devices. This functionality is done via Remote Play, a feature that streams games from your PS5 console to your phone, using the screen as a display device.

PlayStation Remote Play now supports PS5 DualSense controllers on Android 12 More DualShock 4 features work on the latest version, including the touchpad.

A brand new PS5 software update has launched, bringing early test for voice control as well as general UI improvements. Over on the PlayStation Blog, the changes in the new PS5 update were broken ...

Sony's Remote Play function could be more robust, as patent documents suggest the PS5 version of Remote Play might get an upgrade.

You can now stream PS5 and PS4 games on Chromecast with Google TV, but you'll need this special app in order to do it.