Man...lies detected. Microsoft is not only busting their butts to bring a sensational and monumental game changing service with Gamepass, they also altruistically allow all their games on PC...and some on Switch...and even Sony platforms sometimes. They are truly going out of their way to maximize options for the consumer.
Sony has brazenly closed off it's loyal consumers from accessing digital and physical purchases, claims that crossplay is disabled for the safety of children, comes to market with an underpowered machine---and when they do grab exclusives, they very rarely spread the love unless they are forced to, like the MLB license.
I dunno about you, but as a playstation focused gamer since 1995, I am THRILLED when microsoft makes a splash like this. As many have said, they are committed not only to their userbase and the future of gaming. When they bolster gamepass, it's huge for the industry, not just microsoft. They are delivering bleeding edge content day and date with a extremely friendly price and changing the way developers can reach consumers---for the better. Sony's been woefully behind in offering any sort of completive services and has a habit of brutally restricting access to any beloved IPs. Like, I don't think we'll see another Uncharted game again.
The context for Sony securing exclusives versus microsoft is hugely different IMHO.
All of Bethesda's games would have come to PC, so I don't really get this argument. No additional platforms are serviced in this acquisition (unless you count streaming as Axel mentioned below), instead one of the biggest platforms simply loses out, their customers being forced to invest in Xbox/PC to enjoy said games. This is ultimately just part and parcel of gaming competition though.
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