If saving $20 or $30 is worth waiting years to play a game that you want to play to you, then go for it. Personally, doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, but I understand some people are a bit tighter with their wallets. I’m not getting a ps5 anytime soon because they haven’t shown me anything I want to play yet.... but that is a very different reason...

What does that even have to do with the Sony sales report focus?. You know the complete opposite is also true, right?, even without spending fabled thousands. 

Sony has said expect more of its first-party games to come to PC. That's different than Microsoft admitting all of their first-party games will be on PC, like almost every Xbox One game was. There will likely still be dozens of true exclusives to the PS5, whether first or third party. I do agree on holding out on a PS5 for the software prices to go down, and if you're patient enough the hardware price will too.
I just got a PS4 last year. Well over 90% of the games I wanted to play were under $60. Plenty of them are $20 and under, especially with sales. In between the games being expensive at first and my recent purchase of the PS4 (relatively speaking), I have no reason to get a PS5 any time soon.

"We will explore expanding our first-party titles to the PC platform, in order to promote further growth in our profitability."

And you translate this to:

"PS5 won’t have any first party exclusives", and throw a tantrum over it.

I’ll jump to a conclusion as well and say that for some reason I doubt you ever intended to get a PS5 in the first place.

"You're salty" posts are against the rules, so just don't do them. Instead, explain why you think the OP's reaction is unreasonable (which I think is the point), or refrain from commenting.

OP said PC is the way to go with this new initiative. As someone who would rather spend hundreds on a console then thousands on a cutting edge PC I just wanted to say the opposite is still viable. 

Whats the big deal then? PS5 offers much more than just exclusives.

What does it offer beyond that? 

A price friendly way to play all 3rd party games for the next 5 years. Compared to a similar specced gaming PC, a console is cheap and very easy to plug and play.

Adfitionally, I buy all my games 6-12 months after release so it doesn't matter to me that PC games (in my country at least) tend to be cheaper at launch.

*shrugs* I don't really have much more to say. I think it's hilarious any time someone makes such a big deal out of nothing, cries foul when things slightly don't go their way, and think they have some big point about consumerism and choice and company greed or whatever. 

You are right, though. I probably shouldn't have said anything. Honestly, nobody should have. "Waaah, I don't like a thing they're doing and I don't understand how business works so I'm going to throw a tantrum" Isn't really a good starting point for any debate or discussion. He's entitled to do whatever he wants, I'm not here to say he can't chose to not pick up a PS5 (Honestly, more availability for me that way), but it's about as inane a stance to take as 'I've decided to take a shit in the downstairs bathroom because it's bigger! IT's not as close, but the toilet seat is more comfy!" Like, sure, shit wherever you want, but I have no idea why he or anyone else felt the need to share that info. 

I HAD something to say about it, but then deleted it and left only the simple comment subtly calling him immature and that his tantrum entertained me. 

That said, I didn't know 'you're salty' posts weren't allowed. I won't comment in this thread unless I have something of value to say. Got it.