PC is no longer good for exclusives. PC was a huge stalwart of setting it's own benchmarks back in the day. Far Cry, Crysis, F.E.A.R. Besides that, there was a time when you could only play Oblivion on PC and a tonne of great games. Remember games like Blood, Hexen, Phantasmagoria, GIANT's Citizen Kabuto and my goodness so many more iconic games, I can't begin to list them, but all games which stayed with me. Even smaller DOS games like Dangerous Dave, Slordax, Scorched Earth, Stunts. There was a time the variety and quality was stacked on PC, you could only get these games on PC. Now PC guys are pretty much only begging for console games so they could slide a few graphical settings to the right, when console players enjoyed those games years ago. Even day and date PC games are not better on PC, yes better framerates and resolutions, but many times more technical issues, since your antivirus or a piece of peripheal may conflict from playing properly, some un-updated software may interfere, Enhanced anti-cheat and DRM systems, pretty much anything can make you scratch your head and tinker on PC instead of playing.
Cheating is the biggest issue on PC to this day, hackers run wild. Hence COD or any MP game launches on PC and console, you want to play on console for the better experience, because spending thousands more to play at the same 4k 60fps with some better settings does not transform the visuals to any appreciable degree, yet the annoyance and headaches still associated with PC gaming as opposed to consoles, where you just play is certainly more beneficial to gamers of today. Back then I loved PC gaming as I was also into general technology and PC technology, tinkering, building PC's, programming etc..., but now, most people are too busy for all of that. The younger generation use their smart phones and handhelds mostly, and of course as you can see more people play those simpler games on PC, nothing too graphically groundbreaking. Fortnite, Candy Crush etc are making a killing. Funny enough the 3090's are way overpowered for these games and even the best looking games across console and PC are never ground up games for these pricey GPU's plus CPU's.
I personally can't ever see PC being what it was before relative to Ground breaking tech. Halflife 2, DOOM 3, F.E.A.R, Crysis made the latest GPU's buckle, but even then piracy killed many of these impressive feats, less so halflife because of Steam. PC still has not overcome piracy and cheating, that is why there was a max exodus to consoles. At least, if a game crashes on one console, it crashes on all, the developer can just fix it for all, the dev would know the hardware and problem directly. On PC, it may play fine on the PC in the bedroom and not so in the living room and many times the consumer is left on his own to figure it out. So all in all, consoles are still the most hassle free way to play and the technology in consoles are pretty impressive too, so less down time and you still get fast loadtimes and 4k gaming. It just seems more and more consoles are homing in on even technical advantages of PC and many advanced features.