Probably TLOU2 being improved on PS5 would already be enough to counter Halo 6 crossgen. But Sony haven't revealed almost nothing yet, so you can rest knowing they most likely will have something that will review and sell better than Halo 6.

Do you think it will be a launch title? Because that’s really what I’m referring to. I know it’s coming, but this year is too soon imo, didn’t the first remaster come a year later?

So you are basically saying that MS will expand the market. Care to give a reason? As nothing suggest at the moment that will happen. Things could change after their first party line up is anounced. But as it stands it looks like MS is exiting the console space for cloud services. 

With the exception of gamepass,  PS5 will be better than the XBOX in most respects.

By the way, the game pass started in 2017, but it seems to have had little impact on hardware sales. Scorpio was the same.

Not only me, but the  EPIC's CEO seems to have the same idea.

https://clips.twitch.tv/EnchantingFitArugulaBIRB

thats what i would say if i was a mainpartner

Not only me, but the  EPIC's CEO seems to have the same idea.

https://clips.twitch.tv/EnchantingFitArugulaBIRB

The reason why the most powerful console has only won twice (SNES and PS4) is because most of the time the most powerful console had to cede a headstart to the competition and because in many of the earlier generations multiplatform games weren't anywhere close to as important as they are today (see bestseller lists). You are simply looking at an outcome ("The most powerful console almost always loses.") and call it a day, but a proper analysis explores the reasons why things played out like they have. We know that both the PS5 and XSX will launch this holiday, so the drawback of granting the competition a headstart won't apply. We also know that the bestseller lists of both PS and Xbox consoles in recent times (PS3, PS4, 360, XB1) have been dominated by multiplatform games and we know that that won't change for the PS5 and XSX. When the majority of important games are available on both consoles, it matters which console plays them better, especially in a scenario with price parity which might just be what we'll get this time.

The numbers I have given were merely a maths example to demonstrate how even a small shift can already change the ratio in a significant way. It wasn't a prediction.

Microsoft moneyhatted various Japanese publishers to get exclusive JRPGs on the Xbox 360. That wasn't embraced by the Japanese market, but met with contempt. The sales difference between PS and Xbox consoles in Japan is way too big to attribute it to exclusive games.

Same thing in the USA, just the other way around. The sales difference between the PS4 and XB1 is too small to conclude with a straight face that Microsoft has done close to as good of a job with exclusives as Sony has done. The occassional Halo and GeoW release doesn't compare to Sony's releases of Uncharted 4, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Spiderman, God of War and others. Plus the bestselling games in the USA are multiplats like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto, all of which have superior versions on the PS4. Clearly, the USA must have an inherent bias in favor of Xbox, because otherwise you can't explain why so many people settled for inferior multiplats and a smaller number of exclusives that cater to American tastes.

If you take a look at Europe, the third major region, you'll find once again that regional bias must play a significant factor. Most interesting is the difference between the UK and mainland Europe which is right in line with the UK having a habit of aligning themselves more with the USA than continental Europe, be it politically, culturally or with entertainment.