Samsung is working with Microsoft to bring Xbox games to the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Tab S7

Samsung believes the next way to prove the power of its phones is with the Microsoft Xbox. The tech giant said it’s working with Microsoft to bring streaming game technology to its phones and tablets, starting with the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Tab S7.

The new devices are designed to “work like a computer and play like a gaming console together,” said TM Roh, President and Head of Mobile Communications Business at Samsung, when announcing the new devices at Samsung’s livestreamed Unpacked event Wednesday.

The new partnership marks Samsung’s latest effort to help its phones stand out amid competition against Apple’s iPhones, and other devices powered by Google’s Android software too. It’s also one of the first high profile partnerships for Microsoft’s new Xbox streaming service, previously called Project xCloud. That service allows gamers to play more than 100 titles over cellular and WiFi connections when it launches September 15 for subscribers to its $14.99 per month Xbox Games Pass Ultimate subscription.

Samsung’s sought to highlight the graphical capabilities of its devices through games before, striking an exclusive partnership with game maker Epic to bring its popular Fortnite online battle game to Samsung’s mobile devices ahead of other Google-powered phones.