I'm not saying Sony putting games out right now is a bad thing at all, I'm just saying there may be a few surprises come launch but we've most likely already seen most of what they have to offer this year and possibly even next year to boot. The only big new launch or post launch titles for ps5 I am expecting to surprise us is Gow2 maybe HZD2.
I'm thinking Sony planned to release ps5 in 2019 as has been previously discussed here... games that are coming out now they figured they could release on both Ps4 and ps5 maybe even charge for both versions if they could get away with it.
So they just went ahead and announced most of their new games several years back expecting them to release this year at the latest, originally planning the ps5 console to be sold by now and in people's homes already which obviously didnt happen.
Microsoft has been planning for XsX since 2016 to release Holiday 2020, they have directly stated so multiple times publicly.
Knowing the console target and release date window they got to work on new XsX games with 12tf power target as early as 2016, buying new studios to help flesh out their portfolio along the way.
To be fair to Microsoft, it's no secret that they badly needed a refocus/realignment leading into this next generation which takes time and resources. Microsoft gave the Xbox department what it needed with full support from the top down so we should be seeing 4 years of planning come to fruition this year and next.
Both Sony and MS are probably already working on their mid-gen refresh systems due in 4 or 5 years. Dont fool yourself in thinking only MS is doing this.
I have a feeling MS is going to have a lot more to show in the new games department than Sony will leading up to launch. Sony's development cycles are just too long and most of their studios have recently put out new games or will be releasing already announced titles by the end of this year.
This is an entirely new generation with both companies starting fresh except Sony is still trying to maximize ps4 sales while MS is strategically working on maximizing the impact of the XsX to try and win gamers over as early as possible.
Sony doesnt feel like it really knows what it wants to be or do at the moment which is just weird.
Time will tell.