Old School Cool - Toys R Us in June 2000

I understand that Game Cartridges take up more space than a standard game case takes up today so if they wanted to put all their N64 stock on the wall they'd have to make a huge display but GODDAMN LOOK AT THAT WALL! As someone who's trying to rebuild their N64 collection after my mom tossed all my games and the console back in early 2002 after I got the Gamecube, I would be a child in a candystore if I saw this as I could rebuild my collection and get shit that I've never tried before in one go. And this was in 2000, most of these games were already well aged to the point where like say….Walmart would stop carrying them or just shove them in the back and they'd never be seen again.

God it pisses me off that I can't find any game made before 2017 at Walmart….