For TRIPUUL AAYY maybe
There's a mountain of exclusive things on PC that you just can't have on consoles. A lot of it is also community made and that is fine. Assetto corsa without mods is almost nothing. More serious sims are PC exclusives, iRacing comes to mind, automobilista 2.
The best rally game of all time is still Richard Burns rally and community has been updating it all this time, for over 2 decades.
Or even being ABLE to make a sim rig like that to begin with. Every single input in a game can support some crazy setup for either motion, switches or visual feedback.
Or Falcon 4.0 from 1998 updated by community all this time to support modern rigs and even VR
DCS for flight sim
I know printing a >700 pages manual to fly a plane is not open world 3rd person cinematic experience sexy but on a daily basis these games retain thousands of hardcore players since 2008 in DCS' case and there's nothing like it.
Or some of the best steam reviewed game of 2022 that is FREE if you own Half Life 2?
Mods on PC are insane and give life to games beyond just what you paid. Enderal, nameless mod for deus ex, black mesa, anomaly (stalker), entropy zero 1 & 2, falcon BMS, rallysimfans for RBR, FS2 for freespace 2, AM2R Metroid 2
GZDoom, Dark mod for Thief 1 & 2, black parade mod for Thief, Vampire bloodline modded to be actually playable along with KOTOR 2, etc.
Along with the biggest daily peak games being Counterstrike 2, Dota 2, Escape from Tarkov
The biggest indie scene, the retro shooter and immersive sim renaissance is PC, too many to list.
I have empathy for peoples who can't go and play these insanely good retro shooters
Should all this remain PC exclusive? No, why should it. Why consoles insist on not having a dual boot or open their ecosystem to have infinite mod support or PC games. Why not plug an HOTAS into a console and have DCS. Why still insist on a X86 PC locked with an OS for a bunch of games that are not even really exclusives anymore either but timed exclusive (except Nintendo).