To be bitter, I'd have to purchase, or want to purchase, anything branded by Sony. I haven't purchased Sony hardware since the Discman, because that was the last decent product they made.
Yeah, and for those games, I just plug in a controller. Tada. Same experience (or better) and I don't have to deal with Playstation's horrible UI and annoying sounds it makes. If they aren't exclusive to the console, the console provides absolutely no benefits.
Ah, so you have no actual experience with anything recent.
If you think the controllers on Windows work as well as on the PS5, you're sorely mistaken. And I speak from experience, unlike you.
Imagine being THIS out of touch with the actual reality of PC gaming. The controllers on Windows work WAY BETTER and this is coming frrom somebody who owns both PS5 and Switch. My selection of controllers on PC is like 3x that of the selection of console-compatible ones and I can tune like 3-4x the amount of gamepad settings on PC. Even the Dualsense Edge tuning options arer a laughing stock in comparison.
Huh, so you have to tune your controllers to work well? That doesn't seem like an improvement. And why do you need 3x the controllers?
My point is that I've seen very few games on Steam that offer full support for DualSense, with haptic feedback. Just the controller, it works, with half the games showing Xbox-style hints (A/B/X/Y) instead of PS hints. On the PS5, it just works, out of the box.
So yes, for many games I prefer the PS5, and it "just works" - I don't have time to tinker - as opposed to the earlier poster who thinks PS5 is just junk.