They were huge for me when it came to games. Another poster made a comment about the aisles dedicated to video games. You would pull out a paper slip and bring

They were huge for me when it came to games. Another poster made a comment about the aisles dedicated to video games. You would pull out a paper slip and bring it to some off-to-the-side area where you would get your selection fulfilled by some back of the house magic. I can't remember if that was before or after checkout and I think they were all a bit different in how they did it but I seem to recall a long conveyer belt being involved. Later on, my local store cordoned off an area called "R Zone" which, on top of additional security, had everything out in the open as well as many kiosks and demo units. To me, Toys R Us and games go hand in hand.