I don't think it counts as an exclusive if I can get it on PC.  Not playing GT7 on PC, but there will definitely be Forza.  On that, Xbox has like one or two actual exclusives. Therefore, PS5 has better exclusives, because there's no way those 2 Xbox exclusives will trump all of the PS5 exclusives.

And I don't think of "console exclusives" to give a pass to games that comes to PC, as if the PC isn't also a home device.  The fact of the matter is that I have not, nor will ever, own an xbox, and can still play Forza, halo, Gears, and Killer Instinct, etc.

Though, if I'm being completely honest, only destruction all-stars is interesting to me, apart from GT7.  And I'm not even a big car fan, so the PS4 exclusives aren't really doing much for me outside of that.

Horizon 2, maybe, but how much is the game really going to evolve past press Square to melee, shoot a few arrows, and jump?  We've had these linear story driven games since PS3, and I don't have faith in developers using the PS5's power to give us something that feels truly next gen. Detroit: Become Human and Batman: Arkham Knight are the only PS4 games I've ever finished. It's mostly to do with I mostly only play competitive games but the story games don't seem to be special anymore.  I've played Uncharted 2-3, Last of Us, Tomb Raider, Batman, etc on PS3.  The sequels on PS4, and PC just doesn't do anything for me, because they all feel like the same type of game.

I wont say those games are just strictly shooting galleries with a story behind them, (That was Max Payne 3, and omg did that game burn me out after the Brazil section)  But they don't expand enough on gameplay to keep me interested these days.

Hard to believe Tekken 6 is like 13 years old already.  That's what I call a real console exclusive, and it's so old you can't get it digital on PS3, because it's older than the Sony regulation to push all physical games to their digital store.  Sonic Generations is another 9+ year old game, and the physics are really janky.  I wonder if Ninja Gaiden 3 is any good, but if you can't tell the difference between Tekken 6 or 7, then you haven't played the games you're commending GWG for having.

If someone plays PC and improves it regularly, buying an Xbox is pointless. I used to play a lot on PC, but in recent years I have been completely rejected by computer gaming, so now only consoles count. And I suspect a lot of people think the same.

BTW I recommend giving TLoU2 a chance. Amazing game.