A lot of people or just the few loud voices HERE aren't happy about the lineup. So what. Like i said earlier, a launch lineup is not suppose to appeal to just one individual's preference as a particular genre doesn't revolve around them. This is exactly what happened with the Xbox; it was so busy catering to users who only played shooters (online) and racers with everyone else getting neglected. Therefore, fewer peope got the system. So when I say Sony has a great launch lineup compared to their pass systems, I'm not making that up because it's true. So if some fanboy is so insecure to the point where they have to downplay that, then it's not the lineup that's the problem.
I can tell you right now that out of that entire launch lineup, my interest is two of those game, but that doesn't make either of the other games any less deserving of being on that list, because what I don't like, someone else will. So it's not what I want. It's what the wider consumer wants.
And a double standard is when you defend the power behind next generation hardware just to tear it down when it doesn't fit your narrative. Games being cross gen isn't new for launch. Newer gen consoles have always followed this direction. Why? Because it takes advantage of that next-gen hardware for those wanting to pick one up. In the very same way old tech won't grant you ray-tracing, 3D audio or even better looking/more dense areas, in the case of PlayStation, none of them will grant you the feature set in the DualSense controller. So why would someone want to get a backwards compatible title if they didn't absolutely have to? It doesn't makes sense, and if you're going to defend that, then what's the point in worrying about how powerful your next system is? Keep your old system and call it a day.
You state a lot of opinion as fact but I suppose it's alright if it fits your narrative.