Moba games already have the mass market, even if games like lol release on consoles with keyboard and mouse support they will have no reason to switch over. 

You seem to forget what happened with the Wii didn't you. It's standard controller was unorthodox and many people switch between variations of controllers. The Kinect and Move sold over 35 million units between the two. Continue, I would love to hear your point. I'll get back to you later. I have to go.

Just like FPS....who told you they needed the PC crowd to grow? As I said, the audience would  have potential to expand. Tell me, in the late 90's did you ever believe that an FPS would have the power to sell twenty million plus copies on consoles alone? COD is an evolution of the average gamer. They started out with pong, Mario, Fighting games and then now they've evolved to pick up and Play FPS titles and Sports games. Give them another five years and they'll be playing whatever else becomes big on consoles. Imagine a day where Wow became home on a console in the way home failed to be for Sony. LOL....  I'll be back later.

Messed up and added a post by accident.

No, I didn't forget Wii. Yes, there were 3 options for controllers, the wiimote (+nunchuk), the GameCube controller and the classic controller, and those two were basically the same. And that doesn't change my point, because all the games supported the wiimote as it was the standard controller, while not all of them supported the other controllers.

And the case of the Wii can't be compared with the others as the wiimote, the "weird" controller, was the standard one. With PS4/X1 the "regular" controller will be the standard and that will make few people compelled to get the "weird" one. Even less if you add the fact that those controllers will be made by third parties, not by Sony/MSoft themselves.

C'mon, those kind of controllers were available this gen. The pic you used was one of them, but this one is more known

Did they have any kind of impact this gen? No. Then, why would they in this coming gen?

The Creative Assembly are a very good reason to own a gaming PC. Fantastic developer.

People who buy consoles don't want to sit on their couch playing  with a mouse and a quarter of a keyboard on a stable surface.

I can't see RTS games as they are on PC making their way to consoles. But I can see RTS games designed similarly to Pikmin or Battalion Wars becoming popular on consoles if controllers fitting for that kind of gameplay becomes standard on consoles and lets devs introduce mechanics not possible with standard controllers.

The Wii U gamepad is a step in the right direction in that regard. so hopefully we get a Battalion Wars 3 this gen.

For example, when I first saw the gamepad, i thought a game where you contol units on the smaller screen and battle in 3rd/1st person on the TV would be interesting. A game like that would be something different  enough from what is offered on PC.

That Rome 2 image is misleading. My game on max settings looks like Runescape.

PC gaming is huge. So diverse. AAA multiplats, niche genre games, indie games, modding and customizing, superior graphics, online communities, varied control schemes. It's got everything.

The big problem with PC gaming is that you almost need to have the IQ and patience of a rocket scientist to deal with the constant frustrations with upgrades, crashes, bugs and difficulty to make programs run. I always hated that.

My PC has a current uptime of almost 2 months, no crashes or issues at all and I don't exactly only run light web browsers either.
Hasn't had a real hardware upgrade in 2 years pretty much and I could easily run my PC without any upgrades for years more if gaming was my only concern.

AMD has also shown a monkey upgrading a PC (I'm sure you're smarter than a monkey? :P). - But don't take my word for it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DPQW0e9ufM