Off-topic, but it might be time for you to return to the loving folds of PC Gaming. Yes, the used market is pretty much dead, but PC Gaming is now insanely cheaper than console gaming, especially for the kind of person who can handle waiting for used games. Digital download services like Steam, Direct to Drive, Good old Games, Impulse, etc. are selling great PC games (sometimes less than a year old) for $5 - $20. Except for GoG, the game might be a little DRM encumbered, but at those prices I can ignore it. If I really want to play Fallout 3 in 10 years I'll just pirate it. I now have more PC games than I have time to even get to and I'm actually spending less than I did 10 years ago!
Or you could stay on the consoles where licensing fees automatically add to the price. And because the horde of teens will pay $50 for a 2 year old game, the prices on console games drop really, really slowly. I think most slashdotters can handle keeping a PC up to spec (and better than the consoles) for less than $200 a year, so the old "Gaming PCs cost too much" canard is no problem either.