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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the FTC suit against Nintendo in 1991 was based on price fixing for the consoles, rather than the games. I remember game prices being all over the map, with CW/CP often having cheaper prices than TRU.

Child World/Children's Palace (both owned by the same company) were competitors of Toys "R" Us. I can't remember if Child World sold clothes or not, but usually they competed price wise with TRU (especially when it came to NES games). Kids "R" Us mostly sold clothing, and all free standing...