It's a similar issue with EVs, the market they were trying to sell to didn't really exist. They wanted people with enough money to buy an expensive car, but also people who are not expecting oodles of luxury features which would normally come on a car that expensive. So now they are having to lower their EV prices in general because inflation kind of murdered any market they may have had. Add on the EV growing pains of battery tech still being susceptible to reduced range in the cold, increased tire wear, and defects...I don't know many people who will take such a risk for such a price.
I think some games like the modern iterations of CP2077 are just mind blowing - all gameplay aside. But it's a shame that it costs basically north of $1000 to play it the way its developers hope you will.
So instead most games just target whatever modern consoles are which aside from right after a new release is usually relatively old for a PC.. which then makes it hard for PC gamers to justify spending that $1000+ when few games utilize it.
Minecraft and Skyrim have been my two constant companions for years now.