I mean if we're counting ports and expansions to pad the list out then we gotta be fair, right?
Just bringing it up because some other folks only focus on new releases when talking Sony's stuff (when they want to do list comparisons). Xbox does have some good 1P stuff coming thing year, that's true. But so does PlayStation:
-Horizon: Call of the Mountain
-Horizon Forbidden West expansion
-MLB The Show
-GT7 PSVR2 support (expansion?)
-Stellar Blade (they are the publisher and have been helping with development)
-Spiderman 2
-Destiny 2 expansion
-Ultimate Sackboy (mobile)
-GOWR NG+ (kinda cheeky, but it does bring new game options & changes like 2018's NG+)
-Returnal PC port
Honestly though, I tend to not count ports or "simple" DLC or small expansions, so from both lists I'd scratch off the AoE IV port, GOWR NG+, Returnal PC port and potentially the GT7 VR support upgrade (although that will probably be transformative for people able to play it on PSVR2, I'm jelly). It's really more about the big mass-market releases though in terms of what is going to drive the most impact, so that comes down to Starfield and Spiderman 2 for Xbox & PS, respectively.