Nier
Hellblade
Crash
Edith Finch
No Man's Sky
Firewatch

Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head

I don't really know what you're trying to say OP. Yes there have been a few games that have lost PS4 console exclusivity (hellblade, crash bandicoot, nier automata, no mans sky), but it's like a tiny fraction.

There are still way more console exclusives PS4 has:
First party lineup (uncharted, horizon, GOW, Spiderman, Detroit etc)
Nioh
Persona 5
Until Dawn
Yakuza series (for the time being, anyways)
Bloodborne
street fighter 5 ae
and more.
I don't know how your getting to this conclusion, op.

I'm confused by the OP. I don't think MLB The Show, God of War, Detroit, Horizon Zero Dawn, The Last of Us, Uncharted, and Bloodborne are going anywhere. SEGA games have been slowly making the transfer over to PC so there's no surprise Yakuza finally made that transfer.

Crash Bandicoot is probably the most significant one, since that literally used to be Playstation's mascot. Sony just needs a new mascot. Something cute like Kratos.

It really doesn't change anything if they go multiplat. They'll still sell more on PS because in most occasions that's where their fanbase reside.

I think we should start implementing some of Gaming Reddit's rules... specifically the ones regarding lack of effort/content...

Were people honestly expecting Activision of all companies to keep Crash to only one system, especially after it sold extremely well on that one system? If so then they don't know much about Activision.

Right... but that happened back in 2002 when Crash Wrath of Cortex released on Xbox/Gamecube, there hasn't been a playstation exclusive Crash game for 18 years. So it might have been significant back then. xD

If Spiderman is a success and does turn into a series, maybe Spiderman could be their mascot. lol.

Thanks. It probably also includes some indie titles as well. And with that I mean console exclusive wise.

Also, I hope that Persona 5 does come to the Switch. It is possible.