Are you factoring in inflation with your profits claim? 

Something selling equally well at $100 more doesn't mean it's more popular. It just means that price isn't a prohibiting factor at $100 more for the majority of consumers. 

Any profit from potentially interested PC gamers is offset by the loss in console sales and subsequently the loss in 3rd party software sales royalties.  

Whether a game eventually comes to PC or not is irrelevant. If porting games to PC loses 10% lifetime console sales and 10% lifetime console based software revenue then porting to PC is like burning money. 

With Xbox in the dumpster at sub 40 million there should be 90 million PS5 customers already. Instead those customers left the console market for PC because Sony is doing everything they can to push them to PC. 

No price cuts. 

Porting exclusives to PC. 

Raising prices on consoles. 

Chasing GaaS instead of focusing on 1st party single player games. 

PS5 would have sold a lot more if it was a $100 cheaper on average, let's stop pretending otherwise. Selling that well at its current pricing is an impressive popularity feat, especially for a console with a very few true exclusives.

The higher profits aren't "my claim" but a fact revealed by Sony. And no, none of these companies' reports take inflation into account. But someone on Reddit adjusted the numbers for inflation, and it still had the PS5 generation ahead. This is partly due to the nightmare called PS3.

If we delete PS3 from the equation and adjust for inflation, current Playstation gen would need less than a couple more years to beat previous generations combined. Playstation is bigger than ever at the moment, but I'm not a fan of Sony's decisions. I think from 2027 onwards, the brand will start trending downward and may never reach its previous peak (2026) in most relevant metrics.

That is objectively false because... There is no guarentee PC gamers would buy a Playstation console or that specific game.

You are entirely missing the point here. It's not PC gamers that aren't buying PS5, but PS5 and former Xbox customers that are moving to PC. That's where the loss is from.

This is also false. Factually.
Sony has literally just posted it's highest ever revenues and profits... And they continue to support PC.

Clearly PC isn't eroding any of Playstations profit or revenue.

Highest ever revenues and profits is a temporary result of cutting down the apple orchard to sell firewood. Long term they are going to lose money. Also the ridiculous profitability of microtransactions is what is driving this profit not PC ports. You can pay a dev 3K to make a $10 skin and then sell that skin to 10,000 people for a tidy profit of 100,000 or 3,300%.

Microsoft's failures has nothing to do with PC or even arguably Sony... But rather the mismanagement of Xbox itself.

The failure of your direct competitor shouldn't see a boost in your own sales?

Raising prices is a multi-pronged issue.

1) Cost of silicon wafers has increase, raising the price of the processor inside the Playstation 5.
2) Cost of NAND/RAM has increased due to subsequent issues like factory disasters or cutting of production due to excess supply, raising prices.
3) Tariffs.
4) A for-profit company wanting more profit.

^My comments are in bold above.

A for profit company wanting more short term profits at the expense of long term growth. I'm sure the rest are factors but at the end of the day we went from consoles being dirt cheap at the end of a gen to console prices actually rising. This does not bode well for the console market. 

Sony has a very pathetic line up of first party Games for a 5 year duration, they won't miss 10% of their base,

Especially when you have to pay 1500$ to buy a gaming pc.

Playstation 5 Exclusives on PC In 5 years : 

Stellar Blade

Marvel's Spider-Man 2

Horizon Forbidden West

Returnal

God of War Ragnarök

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

You are entirely missing the point here. It's not PC gamers that aren't buying PS5, but PS5 and former Xbox customers that are moving to PC. That's where the loss is from.

 You don't need to spend $1500 for a gaming PC. PC's came in all shapes, sizes and price.

My "Gaming Laptop" with a Geforce RTX 4060 was under $900 AUD.
Price of a PS5 Slim? $830 with a disc drive. $1200 for the PS5 Pro.

No. You are missing the point. There is no guarantee those gamers would buy a console in the first place anyway.

As for Microsoft... They haven't found high levels of success on PC either, but enough to stem the flow of lost users and keep growing their subscriptions.
PC Gamers tend to like PC games, I know... It's a crazy concept.

Microsoft and Sony are also competing against themselves... I.E. The Xbox One and Playstation 4, there are still 10's of millions of gamers using last-generation devices because they still play their games just fine. I.E. Minecraft, GTA 5, Roblox, Fortnite, Warzone and other "service" games.

My RTX 4060 notebook will run every modern game... And definitely all the PS5 ports.

I don't think console gamers realize they don't need to spend thousands for a decent rig, you can easily come at a lower price than the PS5 if you are happy with 720P, which some people actually are.