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There's still a few TRUs that have this setup. I've been in stores in Roanoke, VA and Harrisburg, PA within the last year that still had a video game aisle with flaps in the middle of the store instead of an R-Zone. Ah, nostalgia.
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The TRU I used to work at, which is now closed, had that arrangement. It was a bit annoying as the company that manufacturered the tags stopped making most of them, so there would be a lot of empty gaps throughout the board, which unless you knew what you were buying would be left unsold. Plus it was a pain in the ass to have to do inventory for it. People would grab tickets and sometimes leave them somewhere and every day I had to make more which wasted paper and if another employee didn't accurately count in the back it could wind up with inaccurate inventories.
I'd much rather see a display box that you bring up to the counter and they remove the game from the case. The display box should be exactly what the game looks like, just cardboard. Have a couple of those around and put it back in its proper spot when the transaction is complete.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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