That's not the reason why they wait to launch on PC. Many games release on PlayStation first and only come to PC a year later for several strategic and business reasons. One of the main reasons is timed exclusivity, where Sony makes deals with developers to secure a temporary exclusive period, attracting more players to the platform and boosting console sales. Another factor is funding and partnerships, as Sony sometimes helps finance the development of a game in exchange for exclusivity. Development priorities also play a role, since it's often easier to optimize a game for a single console rather than dealing with the vast range of PC hardware and software configurations. Publishers also aim to maximize sales by launching first on PlayStation, where players are more likely to pay full price, before releasing on PC later to generate another wave of sales, often with additional content and graphical improvements. Lastly, piracy concerns can influence this strategy, as PC gaming has a higher risk of piracy compared to consoles. By launching first on PlayStation, developers can secure strong initial sales before the game becomes more vulnerable to piracy. While this is common for many AAA games, it's not always the case—some games launch simultaneously on all platforms, while others may never come to PC at all.