We are in for a cataclysmic decline. A theory I've had recently is that much of the success the games industry enjoyed in the past decade was actually because they didn't adjust for inflation or drastically increase the cost of entry. Gaming from the start was expensive, but by not adjusting prices, wages eventually caught up and surpassed the games themselves leading to insane growth. With $1800 dollar consoles, $80 to $100 games, a digital era with no secondary market for used games, we've rubber banded back further than the industry can recover from. These prices completely shut out younger generations and those yet to be born. So sure you might coast awhile longer on Gen X and Millennials, maybe even part of Gen Z, past that, you have no future.