The reality is that everybody is targeting console market because them moneyz and all ur ultra rigs, without mods, would be generally useless. Everybody remembers the famous " it's PC only nobody cares"line.Well, Xbox allows M+K, also there are mid gen upgrades, so only this 30FPS point stands, but still, with latest Samsung Game Motion Plus mode, there will be a great help for it.

Basically this is the answer why there is no PC AAA exclusives besides niche genres and indies. There is no need.

What is a fun game for you is your thing, Sony's games are scoring GoTy and got universal praise for their graphics/tech.

Yes, the discounts are different on both platforms, because PC is mostly digital, so no problem to link them, meanwhile on consoles there are also retail games discounts, or 2nd hand offerings, this makes it kinda impossible to direct comparisions, simply because your best discount may be a Russian shop offering.

By Steam tax I meant eshop's fee on every sold game, this model is reasonable on console market, but on PC, not feeling it. Also it kinda shots at PC as " open" platform, because there are mandatory clients.

Star Citizen? So far, they got Crytek's lawsuit,pay2win controversy, lmao things like monetized stream ( srsly?),TBA release date, not to even mention Waporware 2016 award. I said the game has its own problems and next gens may arrive earlier than this, both points stand.

Kero? Maybe u mean kerotan? I guess I saw him here like a year ago.

For less than 20 games so far: https://www.windowscentral.com/list-xbox-one-mouse-and-keyboard-games

XBO has over 2000 games, so over 99% of them have no M+K support.

It is a joke compared to PC games.

This is going to improve only ( although I dont like the idea, because I prefer the model like a chess or mahjong where all players got same device ), also there are MK- like peripherals, even for PS4.

Try Star Citizen, Total War, Civilization, Age of Wonders, Shroud of the Avatar, Anno, Divinity, pretty much everything from Paradox Interactive...

There are actually tons of PC exclusive AAA games every year. Strategy games and Simulations are often PC exclusive since steering them with a gamepad is generally a pain in the butt at best.

First Person Shooters used to be almost exclusive to PC, too, since Mouse+Keyboard trumps everything you can do with a gamepad in terms of accuracy and speed in those titles (hence why there's no crossplay with PC in most of these titles - PC players rek consoleros way too easily). Western RPGs also took very long to jump on the consoles bandwagon.

Looks like I found another Subverse backer ^^

They are all worth mentioning.
Just because you may not like those Genre's specifically, doesn't mean they aren't valid.

The PC is an absolutely massive platform. I wouldn't be so eager to discount it.

The denial towards the doubtless biggest gaming platform (maybe mobile gets there) on this site is unreal. You all may not like gaming on PC, that doesn't change the fact it is pretty important.

Not sure what you're even arguing for. The PC market is quite healthy. Games don't exist because of consoles, consoles exist because of games. That's why PC or an equally open platform will always be popular as long as games exist. I named several reasons why people would prefer PC over consoles and the feeble attempts of consoles to close the technology gap won't change anything about it. Consoles will never deliver the same experience as PC because the platform holders don't want it to do that, which is why all of these attempts to deliver slightly more power and freedom are only half assed.

Maybe there is a problem if even the most critically acclaimed games cannot sway PC fans to play on console. Maybe it's because consoles can't even clear the lowest of lowest bar for choice in gaming. The restrictiveness of consoles is basically what fuels the PC market. And as long as console makers are assholes, PC will be healthy and alive.

And there are a lot more reasons.

I personally prefer the 16:9 aspect of games, but there are many people who prefer ultrawide aspects (21:9 or 32:9) or even triple-monitor setups for surround gaming. The only console game which supports proper 21:9 (as far as I know) is the Ratchet & Clank Remake. The Order still has 16:9 output with black bars.

For the last decade I loved to play a lot of PC games in stereoscopic 3D. Unfortunately that will end when I have to update my Nvidia drivers for a new game which needs the newest drivers.

PC market is big. As a platform, maybe its biggest disadvantages are the incredibly wide variety of HW and SW configs, with some possible incompatibilities, and unpredictable sales for any SW that isn't strictly necessary, like the OS, while some of its great advantages OTOH are great freedom in development, no platform royalties, that help keeping dev costs lower, great scalability, with the upwards one allowing devs to easier show the best they can do, and a wide range of BC, spanning with little or no effort several generations by default and often just requiring to modify setup files and update or remove DRM (if present) to extend BC to even older games, just like Steam and GOG routinely do.