Toys "R" Us

These photos were taken outside a Toys "R" Us location in Kōrien, Osaka, where Colin Williamson purchased a PlayStation 2 when the system launched on March 4, 2000. Because Williamson arrived so early the night before, he was given a redemption ticket (ticket.jpg) and allowed to return later to redeem a console, which went on sale the following morning (ps2rush.jpg)

Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide was undated and unnumbered; this issue has been cataloged based on the content of the advertisements. To disambiguate this issue from the other undated 2010 issue of Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide, this issue features a cover story on Donkey Kong Country Returns.

Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide was undated and unnumbered; this issue's date was inferred based on its content, which suggests it was published in August or September 2009. To disambiguate this issue from the other undated 2009 issue of Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide, this issue features a cover story on Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.

This issue of Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide also includes a copy of Ubisoft's promotional magazine Imagine Town Magazine from Fall 2009.

Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide was undated and unnumbered; this issue's date was inferred based on its content, which includes a Christmas-themed wishlist. To disambiguate this issue from the other undated 2009 issue of Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide, this issue features a cover story on New Super Mario Bros. Wii.

Toys "R" Us Gamer Guide was undated and unnumbered; this issue has been cataloged based on the copyright dates on the ads.

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").

This catalog from Toys R Us contains syndicated game reviews from GamePro magazine.

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").