I disagree with Nesh and you. Still, fair points. Fair because from Sony perspective, I'd argue that their sacred cows should only release on Playstation, and then on PC later -or no release at all-. Sega released games that I bought on PC back in the late 90s, like WorldWide Soccer, Sonic 3 and others. Sony also released games on PC like 20 something years ago, it's not new, and they could release surprising titles like Helldivers 2. Did that stop people from buying a Playstation?
But for Xbox....
As long as it never compromises the actual Xbox version, they should keep releasing games on PC. This means more ways to play. With Xbox games you play across all platforms, so the more places you can play, the happier you are.
There's no reason for Xbox not to do day one releases on
Windows PCs. The parent company directly benefits from any sales made via Windows.
Sony sure doesn't have this advantage, which is the reason they stagger PC releases. But this strategy is changing as PS5 console sales slow. The will never be day 1 though.
The real anomaly is Nintendo, who refuse any and all interaction with the PC and are actively hostile to any kind of attempts at emulation.