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To my knowledge, and that of my co-workers, nothing new has been added to the clearance promotion for a week or two now. At this point, seeing as the lowest % off is 40, I think they're done adding items to the promotion - they'll just increase the % off until everything is gone.

It really just depends on what is left at the warehouse at this point - my manager informed me that the TRU I work at got in another copy of Yoshi's Island DS today, despite it being on clearance. I wouldn't bet on anything reappearing for sure though.

Keep in mind this will be rolling clearance - they'll continue to increase the discounts over time (eventually to 95%, or so I've heard from my supervisors). I've also heard that they'll increase on a weekly basis - if that's the case, the % off should increase tomorrow (3/25) - I'll try to...

6 hours. Yea, our store only got 2 copies of each version - sounds like some only got 1 a piece. My gut reaction is that gift cards don't work on other gift cards for other businesses - but I'm not sure if XBL counts in that scenario or not. The card they handed you should have what it will and...

No, this specific sale runs 3/18-3/22 (this saturday). The current promotional gift card expires May 3rd, so you'll have to use it by then or lose out.

It depends on what you pre-ordered exactly. Most video games and movies are only $1 down to reserve the copy of it. If you still have the receipt and the pre-sell card you used, you should be able to still purchase the item if its in stock and have the $20 credited towards it, but I have no idea...

I closed at my TRU tonight and set up all the games in the case and whatnot. The $10 Gift Card promotion works for ALL systems (XB360, XBOne, PS3, PS4). So you should be all set there. As far as the 10% coupon working with the Gift Card offer - they should both work. I could be wrong though as...

Don't know if this really applies to anyone here, but in terms of how good of a deal this is, its definitely CAG-worthy. If you want an excuse to have one to shoot darts at other people, or if have kids in your life that you could use a cheap, fun birthday gift for, definitely a good price for...

Also, if your store was previously out, they might have gotten some more in. I hadn't seen any since December, but we got 2 more in shipments this past week. YMMV (extremely), of course.

More then any other LE 3DS XL release to date, as far as I know. At one point in time, the TRU I work at had over 20 of those systems in their inventory. I don't think we got more than 10 to 12 of the Zelda bundle during the holiday season. Pokemon X and Y special editions we saw even less of...

The case that my TRU received had 4 of the Yoshi 3DS XL systems in the box - looks like it'll be 4 units per store most places (unless limited editions 3DS XL's do poorly at a certain store; they might receive a lower quantity for that reason).

The 50% off any 59.99 or less video game works with anything below that price. At least, the sale signs in the store have no restrictions (other than Titanfall itself).

As far as TRU is concerned, you can get a gift receipt for the second game - however, if they wanted something else and returned it sealed with that gift receipt, it would only credit them for the 50% off price.

Speaking as an employee who actually works in electronics at Toys R Us, maybe I can clear some things up. Which means TRU won't price match things like "20% off all video games!". If it's not clear what the regular price of the game is, or what the sale price of the game is now, so they won't...

They should. Just take it in with a copy of your receipt and ask to exchange. If the game is still sealed, you should be able to exchange for a sealed copy. If you already opened it, they're supposed to open it before they hand it to you for the exchange. In either scenario though, you should be...

But the advantage is that it stacks with almost everything as far as sales, coupons, clearance, etc. The only thing it doesn't work on is game consoles as far as CAG is concerned.

Just wanted to point out that this is the new regular price and not a sale price - it was reduced a few weeks ago, I believe.

Typically, once something hits clearance (a x.x8 price point), it stays there until they reduce it again. There are exceptions, but most of the time, this remains true.

Eh, the way you worded your response, it made it sound like Toys R Us doesn't know how to keep track of their inventory. And you suggested they could make a scene to try and get the store to match the website, but that's bad advice as there's nothing to match - excep the promotion as the...

Toys R Us will gray out items in their inventory once it falls below a certain amount, even though they might still have a couple of that item left. When someone orders online for in-store pickup, an employee gets a notice to go pull those items from the sales floor. If there was only one or two...