I did not know/remember this.... wow.

I'm kinda in the boat that expects the new GTA to boost sales, so this would be a shock for me if it turned out it didn't.
Surprised that apparently GTA IV didn't do much at launch for the consoles.

My current thinking is that GTAV boosts hardware a few million on PS5 side.... Hope that doesn't turn out wrong.

Game content spend. This incues DLC, microtransactions, free games... not hardware. No single PC was supported 10 years+ sold 150 million+ graphic cards (equivalent to console generations) do not hold more than 3- 4 years max, mot times they get dated even earlier. Close to no physical PC games are sold in stores. Console versions of games sell much better... No person with a brain buys an overpriced desktop PC today. When a new console launches, watch 100s of people lining up just to get their system on launch day. When games like Mario, GTA... launch, watch 100s of people rushing in stores, clearing stock day 1, watch PS5 for example: That thing was supply castrained for a full 2 years!! Please show me a graphics card that was demanded like that! The only game where people lined up like crazy was World Of Warcraft and that was ~ 20 years ago but nothing compared to the Wii launch in my country where we had injured people because hysteria was so intense that people where breaking through the glasern shop wimdows. There was blood on the floor, we had an ambulance here... hysteria os much more intense on consoles. I work at a retailer and know what i am talking about. Every few weeks we got a few people interesting in high end PCs. Maybe you will say: "But they buy everything online!" But reality is (PC gamers hate to admid it) but they also like physical goods and get a bit jalous on console users cause we got games on UHD Blu Ray, play split screen, get true Dolby Atmos (Xbox Series X/S) or get games like Metroid, Zelda, Mario, Pokémon... wich they cannot play. Many things on PC are free, thats also included in your statistics. Online play for example. On consoles you get charged for it. Personally i would never even touch a PC and thanks gopdness i do not need one for work!!

What uneducated people, mostly the worker class thinks is: Nintendo is for Kiddies, if they mature they play Playstation. Its like saying Lady Gaga is the best musician in the world because the radio always plays her music. In fact its teenagers who search for the so called "cool thing", playing harmless popcorn entertainment for 13 year olds like Call Of Duty, Fifa or Fartnite... my 13 years old cousin plays COD. Most of them are in puberty trying to impress ladies by playing "the strong man". Reallity is different: When i was in my 20s i went on (student)parties. We also where learning together. Guess what console we played? Gamecube, Wii, (3)DS, Mario Kart. Today its Switch. If you go in the worker class Playstation is the way to go. When you are 14- 20 its what people play. But when you mature you are also fine with the Switch. Thats my personal experience and Nintendo's own researches totally reflect that. 43% of all users are 25- 35 years old. People can downvote or insult me but it does not change facts.

Game content spend. This incues DLC, microtransactions, free games... not hardware.

So you want to talk hardware numbers? Over 200 million PCs are sold each year, only ~20 million PlayStations and ~20 million Nintendo consoles.

Of course, only a fraction of the over 200 million PCs per year is dedicated to gaming, but that share is growing over the years. F.e., the RTX3000-GPU-series launched at the same time as PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. In the same timeframe the PS5 hardware base grew to 70 million units, the share of RTX-3000 and RTX-4000 PC systems grew to 50% of the Steam Hardware base, so probably over 100 million gaming PCs.

No single PC was supported 10 years+ sold 150 million+ graphic cards (equivalent to console generations) do not hold more than 3- 4 years max, mot times they get dated even earlier.

Wrong again, gaming PCs can also hold as long as as a console cycle or even longer, especially if console settings are "good enough" for their users. Many still play games with GTX Maxwell or Ampere GPUs, Radeon RX 580 GPUs and similar old hardware. Most PC upgrades are because the PC-gamers want to upgrade instead of needing to upgrade.

Every PC with an DirectX12 GPU is still supported, DX12 launched 10 years ago. Even with a 15 year old DirectX11-PC you can still play the majority of PC games... so much for "support".

Close to no physical PC games are sold in stores.

So what?

Console versions of games sell much better...

Many are selling better on Switch or PlayStation, but many games also sell better on PC.

No person with a brain buys an overpriced desktop PC today.

So now you are openly trolling and insulting.

When a new console launches, watch 100s of people lining up just to get their system on launch day. When games like Mario, GTA... launch, watch 100s of people rushing in stores, clearing stock day 1, watch PS5 for example: That thing was supply castrained for a full 2 years!! Please show me a graphics card that was demanded like that!

GeForce RTX GPUs and Raden RX GPUs were supply constrained the same time frame. Both PS5 and PC-GPUs had scalper prices in 2020 and 2021.

Every few weeks we got a few people interesting in high end PCs. Maybe you will say: "But they buy everything online!" But reality is (PC gamers hate to admid it) but they also like physical goods and get a bit jalous on console users cause we got games on UHD Blu Ray, play split screen, get true Dolby Atmos (Xbox Series X/S)...

Complete denial of reality on your site and projecting.

And not that it matters much, but Windows 10 + 11 are Dolby Atmos compatible and support multiple game pads. There are also a lot of PC games with local multiplayer on Steam. Additional, online multiplayer access is free.

But the PC never outsells consoles. 

You don't need high powerfull PC's anymore, most PC users just like console users tend to play years old games...

I hear so many "arguments" from peole:
PCs sell better, PC games sell better, PCs are longer supported...

Reality is: IF a PC gets supported longer you have to UPGRADE it.

No, you don't HAVE to, see above. A PC with GTX 1070 (now 8.5 years old, so longer than a console cycle) can handle ANY PC game except Indiana Jones and the Great Circle), even Alan Wake 2, Cyberpunk 2077 and other heavyweights. Of course with reduced settings, but it is still supported. The same of course is true for PC systems with GTX 1080 (8.5 years old), GTX 1080 Ti (8 years old), Radeon RX Vega 56/64 (7.5 years old). Even a GTX 980 Ti (9.5 years old) still can run almost any PC game, if it doesn't need more than 6 GB VRAM.

And even a much slower Steam Deck can handle Cyberpunk 2077 and most other newer games.

You spend more on that than on a console. So no!

Yes, the price-performance-ratio of consoles is unsually better, but not leagues ahead. And the last two years, the Steam Deck had a better price-performance-ratio than a Nintendo Switch.

A PC does not get supported longer than a console!

Yes it does, see above.

More PCs are sold,? Yes, when we take every PC into account for gaming, working, research, university, hospitals... yes of course. But for gaming? How many PCs can play current games? Less than consoles.

No.

A friend of mine modded his Xbox Series X, has an illigal mod chip inside and plays every game from steam on his Xbox.

Modding and emulation as a pro argument for consoles against PC? Are you alright?
Believe me, you don't wan't to start comparisons in this direction.