I'm sure they would if they could, but they might be hard-pressed to do so.

I quit buying gaming systems after Xbox 360. About 8 months back an associate of mine offered my wife and i a great deal on an Xbox One and I still said no. He ended up just giving it to us about a month back because he never could sell it.

I'm pissed I even spent $20 on older used games at Game Stop. Most games have seemingly been nerfed to hell in the name of getting people to either pay to play online, or half the in-game content is paid DLC. Co-op FPS campaigns hardly exist. Everything seems to be geared toward emptying customer wallets.

Games just aren't really that fun anymore.