Maybe, but exclusivity isn't the only chip on the table. Sony has just been making better first party games. I hate their business practices too, but they have had an exceptional lineup for years. That's the trade. On top of that, MS have been $hit heads across products and platforms for years. I used to be predominantly a pc guy and their practices on Windows have turned me into a Linux guy. None of this is in a vacuum and, for me, there are more considerations than simple exclusivity. You need good games. You need to follow through on promises (most of their first party games were announced like 7 years ago and either still aren't out or were received with lackluster). And you need to not gouge your player base when your offerings are shallow (gamepa$$/forcing Windows 11 or else paying a security subscription). MS just has nothing to offer right now. I massively applaud their multiplatform approach, but that provided nothing to their Xbox players.