Apple Arcade, the company's game subscription service, will launch on Sept. 19 for £4.99 a month.

The new service will arrive with more than 100 "new and exclusive" games, playable on iOS, macOS, and Apple TV. The £4.99 price is for a family subscription, so you'll be able to share your account.

However, Apple Arcade isn't a true game streaming service; you'll be able to download the games to your device if you're on a slow internet connection.

Cupertino has signed up some major game developers for Apple Arcade's launch, including Capcom, Konami, and Sega. At Tuesday's keynote, Capcom showed off the game Shinsekai: Into The Depths, an undersea water survival game, while Konami demoed the title Frogger in Toy Town, a modernized take on the classical Frogger game.

Apple Arcade will also host many games from lesser-known, indie developers. One of them, Annapurna Interactive, showed Sayonara Wild Hearts, a game that features a character flying through city streets and dodging incoming obstacles.

To access Apple Arcade, users will find a tab in the Apple App Store. The company will offer a one-month free trial for Apple Arcade, which will be available in more than 150 countries, including the US.

Games on Apple Arcade will be barred from selling downloadable content and from collecting your personal information unless you've given explicit consent to do so. "Since every game includes access to the full experience, including all game features, content and future updates, no additional purchases will be required," the company said in March.