Toys 'R' Us and the used market

Q: What's your take on Toys 'R' Us doing a nationwide trade-in program for used games, even for legacy systems? Will this allow the toy chain to grab a bigger piece of the video games market?  Will it have any impact on GameStop?

The Toys 'R' Us used game program shouldn't have much effect, since their core customer is a housewife with small children.  The housewife doesn't play many games, and her children don't have many.  It's highly unlikely that she has any legacy games, unless she kept them from her childhood.  I think that the legacy offering is a gimmick, and think that TRU will not be a serious competitor in the space.