Completely different situation, though.  When Nintendo announced it was going to make mobile games, it was in a bad situation.  The Wii U had utterly flopped and the 3DS was doing just ok.  Not really hard to see why people might think they would move towards mobile gaming if the gaming market hadn't taken to the Switch.  But, they did, so Nintendo consoles are going to be around for the foreseeable future, with Nintendo dropping a few games here or there on mobile. 

"Completely different situation". Yep. Nintendo was putting downgraded, money-making apps on smartphones for promotional purposes. Sony is (reportedly) putting upgrades of their biggest IP on a rival platform.
Everyone knows Nintendo has a warchest that will last them 'til forever. They weren't going anywhere.

Sony, on the other hand, is moving toward another gen having just come off the massive success of the PS4, now the 2nd best selling home console.  They, just like Nintendo, know they need exclusives to help push that system.  And Sony doesn't care if MS is ahead in the sub wars, unless it is drastically so or if they are doing it by continuing to give away subs for $1.  Sony wants to sell HW and SW, as well as keep full priced subbers around.  Giving their games away for $1 isn't exactly something they are going to be into.

Sony's growth in sales this gen has come directly at MS's expense. Sony's best case scenario going forward is picking up another 20-30m users from MS and a software boost of ~20-30%. 20% growth is nothing to sniff at but if MS doesn't have a horrible gen this time, Sony could quite easily lose 50m+ users to them again.

Steam, MS, Nintendo, Android and iOS all have ecosystems that span different types of hardware. If Sony's or all home consoles take a downturn then Sony has no option but to sit it out while everyone else has an alternative.

Putting their games on PC could easily result in double the sales for some of their 1st party titles.
Sony definitely wanted to sell HW when it came with their DVD/Bluray player. I'm not so sure they do now.
Amazon Prime's introductory price is $0.

Like I said, this is a 3 year old game.  It's not that big of a deal.  Maybe the time table will move up to 1 year.  Still, if you don't want to wait, you'll have to buy a PS5.  Heck, maybe their games won't do that well on PC, so they won't even bother porting them over.  Only time will tell.

Sony's IPs will do great on PC. Any goodwill they lose from the Sony faithful will be more than made up by what they gain from PC gamers.

Listen, Horizon 2 Will probably BE a launh ps5 game and exclusive, they release this on PC and PC gamer see the game is good , some might buy a ps5 console , not Much but some might,they get sales from a three or Four years old game  ,at full price. I dont see them going full PC and ps5 at the same time ever.

And we dont even know If this is true or when they Will release the game on PC, but they need to hunt down the rats that are leaking plans these games industry leeches 

Like this cunt Jason shreier.

Why would i trust them to keep it limited to the first HZD? Or that one exclusive? Why should i continue to support Sony and trust them in keeping the competition on their toes with a plus of 1A games when they chose the same path as Microsoft? Why buy their Hard-/Software?

What dev did Sony hire?

What dev did Sony hire?

Big mistake from Sony, especially since they very clearly said, they want as many PS5's as possible in every home as soon as possible.

Well because of blunders like this, whatever the amount of PS5's sold, it will be smaller than the amount they would have sold had they not made the mistake of letting exclusives go.

So Sony can't complain if/when that happens.

And I mean this from the business point of view naturally cause from the consumers point of view it means some PC people playing those amazing games which is good for them.

From my point of view, AS LONG AS those amazing games are available on my system of choice, I don't care that Horizon Zero Dawn ends up being available for the Nintendo Game & Watch or even my antiquated childhood calculator that is missing a couple keys.

I'm sure if they launched the PS4 at $299 they would have sold more PS4's, does that make the $399 price a big mistake? No because success ultimately relates to profit and whatever targets they've got in regards to hardware sales, they obviously have a bigger picture in terms of how they actually want to make money in the long term.

The details of a job posting doesn't necessarily translate to the actual job.  

For example it's not uncommon to overstate experience required or give examples of related experience. 

So when the posting says "looking for someone with experience in OpenGL, Vulkan, DirectX"

That doesn't mean they are looking for someone with all 3.  And it doesn't mean they are going to use all 3.