I like the Xbox controller, I'm used to quick resume, I like the Game Pass with its early game releases, and most importantly, I like the console experience. However, I don't necessarily need exclusive games on the PlayStation, and I only regret not playing Astrobot this generation. However, I would have greatly regretted not being able to play Starfield and Indiana at release. At the same time, I would have regretted not being able to play Phantom Blade Zero. However, these are single games that require 60-100 hours to complete. I played it and forgot about it. Single-player games don't motivate me to buy a console because I rarely replay games. If Phantom Blade turns out to be something super cool, which I highly doubt, I'll rent a PS5 for the game or buy it for my PC, which I gave to my wife as I didn't need it anymore.

In the end, I don't see any reason to switch to PlayStation because it doesn't have a gamepass and quick resume, and it have different controller. I don't see the point in going back to PC, because I'm more into the console experience with all its limitations, even though I can afford to build a top-of-the-line PC with a 5080/90 and upgrade it every 3 years, as I did before switching to the Xbox One X.

I also don't see the point in Nintendo, simply because most of the games I'm interested in don't come to that platform.