That's what will happen. But it's likely they will also think 2k for a digital brick might not be the best thing to do with how expensive everything is.

I think the effort won't be necessary. We're already discussing how 1200-1800(2000 after tax) is sounding insane. I think the argument for how a N64 costing $250 adjusted for inflation has lost it's value. We didn't have cellphones, internet plans (ok maybe aol), fees at every corner, a mountain of subscriptions, and whatever else is going on now. And there's no used game stores now--I mean for these digital bricks.

So it's time to sit back and eat some popcorn.