No they don't. The PC has a game library that spans decades.
There are more games on Steam alone than there are games on the Playstation 1, 2, 3 and 4... Combined.
You know what? Add the PSP and Vita game libraries as well and I would still confidently say the PC has more games.

"Wii has a games library that spans decades, therefore Wii has a better library than 360 or PS3" - Somebody using the same faulty argument as you ten years ago. 

Fantastic. Good for you. There is none on Playstation or Xbox that interests me even in the slightest, couple on Switch I wouldn't mind playing, but won't lower myself to 720P.

But just because there are certain games that don't interest you, doesn't mean there aren't games or aren't good games that may interest others, we are delving into personal taste territory here which is pretty anecdotal.

Critics and fans alike overwhelmingly disagree with you. I realize this is all subjective, but you are in the extreme minority here. Try expanding your horizons a bit.

Physical is DRM.
You cannot take a game disc from the Playstation 4 and drop it into a PC that is running a similar *Nix derived OS, OpenGL derived API and a Jaguar+GCN hardware.
That is by itself DRM, you are being limited.
Rather... What needs to happen is for Emulation to take place to make such a thing a reality.

The only true DRM-free gaming is GOG.

See my response to Chazore. Not going to bother posting it here again, but I put 5 different sources that disagree with your definition of DRM. 

Your argument not only relies on a false definition of DRM, but it leads to absurdities like this...

"I can't play my cassette tape in a CD player, therefore cassette tapes are DRM!"

Yeah, that's blatantly false. You might as well try to say that the world is flat. Have you not walked into a store in the last thirty years?

Firmware updates for consoles only happen once in a blue moon. Meanwhile windows can't help but nag me at least twice everytime I get on my computer. 

I had the Xbox One X pre-ordered, so had it on release day.
One great feature though is that you can stream Xbox One games to a PC via the Xbox app if your PC is not high-end.

None of the consoles are doing "real" 4k 100% of the time, doesn't matter if it's Xbox, Playstation or Switch... So not really an argumentative point that falls in your favor.
If you want 4k or better... That has been on PC for the last 17 years.

No they don't. The PC has a game library that spans decades.
There are more games on Steam alone than there are games on the Playstation 1, 2, 3 and 4... Combined.
You know what? Add the PSP and Vita game libraries as well and I would still confidently say the PC has more games.

Fantastic. Good for you. There is none on Playstation or Xbox that interests me even in the slightest, couple on Switch I wouldn't mind playing, but won't lower myself to 720P.

But just because there are certain games that don't interest you, doesn't mean there aren't games or aren't good games that may interest others, we are delving into personal taste territory here which is pretty anecdotal.

Physical is DRM.
You cannot take a game disc from the Playstation 4 and drop it into a PC that is running a similar *Nix derived OS, OpenGL derived API and a Jaguar+GCN hardware.
That is by itself DRM, you are being limited.
Rather... What needs to happen is for Emulation to take place to make such a thing a reality.

The only true DRM-free gaming is GOG.

We don't know any of that for sure.

We have zero clue what the final hardware is.
Many thought that the Xbox One X was going to be running with Ryzen because of various "hints" and "leaks" and "Information" from supposedly "credible" sources which turned out to be complete and utter furfies. (Those who knew hardware knew Ryzen wasn't going to happen.)

Having exclusives only matters if you care about said exclusives.
There are gamers in the world who couldn't care about Spiderman, Horizon, Halo... But will play the latest Battlefield/Call of Duty/Fortnite/Overwatch 24/7 and nothing else.

As for the Xbox One X being crippled by the S console... Well. Yes and no.
Allot of older games that are unpatched look like ass on the Xbox One X, but newer releases tend to be a step up on the Xbox One X over all the other consoles.

Correct me if I am wrong... But the Switch appeals to a very particular demographic... There are more gamers on the Xbox One, Playstation 4, PC, Android, iOS and so on that do care about those features.

I prefer to have my consoles on the TV... And then use my PC on my QHD monitor. - Why? Because.

Everyone has different needs/wants/desires/tastes and thus want a different setup, so that is perfectly fine.
I would never be able to use a console like a PC though.

There is no best. Every... And I mean EVERY, platform has it's strengths and weaknesses.
What we need to do as individual consumers is to weigh all the Pro's and Con's and make a purchasing decision that meets our individual criteria.

It's not "almost unlimited backwards compatibility". - It is unlimited.
You can run any game released at any time on the latest and greatest PC. No exception.

If he wants to do that... So be it.
But there is a reason why the PC remains the platform of choice for productivity tasks such as those... Because to put simply, it's faster and more convenient.

To be fair... Microsoft's bread and butter business is Operating Systems, so it's only natural they should have the edge in that aspect, it's what they are supposed to excel at.

He is more than allowed to participate in those threads. - Hopefully he does, more perspectives is never a bad thing.

More than half of the released PS4 games in 2017 + 2018 didn't have a retail release. Are you denying that?

https://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/wiki/games

Over 1400 games were released on Switch so far: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nintendo_Switch_games

Only ~250 of them did have a retail release: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FNyvbbU64Pb9lheg28gC_5fMalIYJ0aD763T7M1QqF0/edit#gid=0

Are you denying that either?

And how often does a blue moon happen?

GPU driver updates on PCs aren't that more frequent... and they are optional and not mandatory to keep online functions alive.

Most other driver updates happen in the background.

95% of AAA games are released as physical versions for PS4/Switch. Nobody cares about the hordes of shovelware games that are dumped onto the eShop, or PSN. Meanwhile, only about 10% to 20% of AAA PC games make it to GoG. So yeah, you are technically correct, but still making statements intended to deceive by omission of critical information. 

Sorry man, but most people don't buy 5 year+ old games constantly and play them. We have seem much on how much gamers cared when PS3 lost B/C, when PS4 came without B/C and when X1 got B/C. So you can do all the list war you want using 80's games, that will still be irrelevant for most people.

More than half of the released PS4 games in 2017 + 2018 didn't have a retail release. Are you denying that?

https://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/wiki/games

Over 1400 games were released on Switch so far: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nintendo_Switch_games

Only ~250 of them did have a retail release: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FNyvbbU64Pb9lheg28gC_5fMalIYJ0aD763T7M1QqF0/edit#gid=0

Are you denying that either?

And how often does a blue moon happen?

GPU driver updates on PCs aren't that more frequent... and they are optional and not mandatory to keep online functions alive.

Most other driver updates happen in the background.

Ah, the "game x doesn't count" argument for shifting goalposts... how predictable.