Im sensing that this is a joke thread in response to something else, but I mean its already happening. PS Now can be used on PC, and some PS4 games are coming to PS Now.

Sony's end game for this is the Netflix model. They want every single device under the sun to come with the PS Now app installed by default (or install-able from the marketplace) and able to pair with a 'DualShock Now' or whatever it will be called controller.

I'm not sure what you would call this. I think that their games will stay first party to their apps, but their apps will go third party on many platforms. So essentially you won't need Sony hardware to play them, but you will need a Sony subscription (same as Netflix). You could think of the first party games the same as you do 'Netflix Originals'.

This thread keeps going? lmao

The salt is real.

No I want to be a console peasant for life xD

PC Gamers will have access to all of Sony's games eventually. Regardless if Sony likes it or not.

Except. That has never been true.

Back in the 90's and early 2000's, the PC had an extremely unique library, it wasn't untill the original Xbox that consoles started to get more and more PC ports.
With the last generation consoles it was pretty obvious PC games were being held back by consoles... A few games stepped out of the console shadow though and pushed PC hardware like Crysis, Metro 2033 and Battlefield 3.

PC games also used to leverage and push high-end GPU's: Case in point 3dfx Glide on Voodoo.

Majority of AAA games still get a physical release. Granted you might have to hunt around for it though.

Steam will also preload game data before a games release, so if your internet connection is slower/has data caps, you don't have to download it all at once.

If you are trying to use the price argument, try playing a PS4 game on your PS3.
Try using Photoshop.
And try buying your games as cheap as PC.

Try playing online without a paywall.

Plenty of second hand PC's around. So buying used is not an advantage.

If your PC is decent. You don't have to check requirements. Most games will automagically set graphics options to suit your hardware.

Steam big picture mode is easy to navigate on a controller and TV.

You do realise game engines do have options to turn effects on and off right for better graphics/more performance right?

If anything, Naughty Dog's games would look superior on PC. Majority of games do look better on PC.

Ancedotal of course. I have no issues using my controllers. They are plug and play. Never had to download a .dll file.
Steam achievements are okay.

Do you have any evidence to justify your claim that the PC has no exclusives? Because I hate to say it... But it actually does have exclusives.

Big box PC game collecting is actually a thing.

I don't think you fully comprehend how underpowered the consoles are relative to the PC.
You don't need an expensive high-end enthusiast-grade, self-built desktop to run games that look better than what the PS4 can dish out.

Plus, hardware is constantly evolving, can't run a game at max settings with your current PC? That's okay. In a few years low-end hardware can.

If the PC dies. Then so does the consoles.

The PC supports a ton of indie and small developers. The PC made games like Minecraft successfull.

The PC is also responsible for the technology that consoles are built from, if PC gaming dies, then so does the relatively advanced technology that powers it.

And if you wanted to play the entire Playstation library you would need to have gotten a Playstation 1, Playstation 2, Playstation 3, Playstation Portable, Playstation Vita and a Playstation 4.
Granted if you got an early PS3, you could do both PS1 and PS2 games, so that's a consolidated cost I guess. Untill your console died.

The PC does it all with a single box.

The games are cheaper, there is no online paywall.

The other advantage PC has is that it's always improving. Today a $300 PC may not run something like Horizon at max graphics. But in a couple years time? All bets are off.

Piracy is no longer an issue. Steam fixed that. Welcome to 2017.

They exist on console as well.

There is a device that allows you to map a mouse to a console controller which gives you an advantage in some games like Overwatch.

Consoles also get cracked and hacked. Granted it's not as prevelent as PC... But any good developer worth their salt will keep up with exploits. I mean, just look at Blizzard.

But will they really? Do you have any prior examples of Achievement systems being hacked on PC?

Except it's still the butt of many  jokes. 

And good on you, but the fact is most people don't use multiple clients and likely will continue to simply use Steam. They might go to other clients for their exclusives, but not other games. 

As usual, you seem to prefer missing the point. I wasn't saying Sony would make one, I was giving two scenarios that would result in Sony games on PC.

Lack of credentials and lack of contacts are the two most obvious and glaring ones. Doesn't change the fact that Sony doesn't put their games on PC and doesn't seem to have plans to. I'm only giving reasons to explain why they don't and why they likely won't in the future.

Master Race Pirates are the real Winners if this happens,

It will happen either way. All exclusives end up on PC eventually.

Pirates will have earlier access though unlike waiting years for a stable emulator. 

After a month or two, sales are pretty irrellevent anyway. And PC DRM schemes like Denuvo have combated that fairly well.

Besides. Piracy rates aren't that problematic on PC anymore, Steam solved that issue, just like iTunes solved the music piracy issue.