I'd say there are plenty of games, but not necessarily those that are currently exclusive to the PS5.

I think it's less about exclusivity now and more about value proposition and ease of use. At some point, depending on a console's lifecycle versus the cost of all the PC hardware parts, it's cheaper to go with a console. If you don't want to have to deal with Linux, you'll also have to probably cough up money for Windows unless you pirate that, at which point, you're probably already nerdy and tech savvy enough to get newly released games that are pirated and cracked.

And at some point, the opposite of that is true. The cost of PC parts may cost a lot more, whereas the console's development company may subsidize its cost through some means of making up for the loss through subscription costs or expensive peripherals or something.

And as for ease of use, even though I primarily game on PC, I definitely will say it's nearly always easier to play on console. Pop the disc in, it just works. Download the game from PSN or whatever, it automatically installs and just works. It's seamless.

While that's nearly the case for me on PC as well (thanks to the ease of use of Steam and GOG), I'll often have to putz around with the settings more often than not. But if you know what you're doing, then it's not really a big deal.