I'm always surprised by people who want for a game to stay exclusive to a console forever.
If you only look into consuming a product and never touching it again, I guess maybe it makes more sense, but for long term preservation, having a build of a game on PC is always the best possible outcome.
If a game doesn't release on PC, it will be stuck in that specific form forever (unless a remaster or whatever happens). You have less options, less settings, less scalability and customization. Mods often greatly improve games too, and no I'm not talking about adding Shrek or Thomas the train into a game, but real interesting mods that either fix various issues or add new meaningful content.
The number of games on PC that still have active communities sometimes decades later is a real proof of what. Plenty of games keep evolving and being a continuous existing thing when they exist on PC, they're not stuck in time.
Emulation will still be a thing for said games at some point in the future, but it's never as good as a proper PC port.
I don't know, I just really like how on PC a game can still be relevant forever, adaptable to more modern machines, being modified etc. Wanting for a game to stay closed forever is a strange concept to me.
I understand it as a business point of view, obviously, to try to sell consoles, but as a consumer, there's not any positive to that so it's surprising for me to see people rooting for that.
