The Console tax issue isn't an issue (unless they are really slow to move) - they will just do final assembly in another country like Singapore or Vietnam or even India and not have to pay the tariff and if they really have to they can even move the chip manufacturing to somewhere else too. Microsoft already have things made in Singapore (Joypads for example) so they have to be shipped somewhere to join the game boxes they go with. so what you'd do here is the reverse - you shift parts or even whole consoles to Singapore where they join the controllers and get packaged up and then marked as product of Singapore.<br><br><br>I'm just hoping they don't slap tarrifs on the Toy industry next - it's in a bad enough shape as it is - it really doesn't need that hassle, even though there has been talk of moving the industry to India for years now.<br><br><br>As for game console pricing - you know what if they come out at $600 I simply won't buy one will I - not because I couldn't if I wanted too - but that I can think of better things to spend $600 on and if I have to wait a couple of years for a price - cut I won't miss much. I didn't even buy a PS4 or Switch at all yet as I didn't think I was missing anything important by not having one *yet*.  I'm more than happy to be patient - I have a PC &amp; other machines to keep me occupied in the mean time.