Exact same as it did before they went out of business in the states. 50% babys r us, 20% bikes/nerf/board games, 10% videogames, 10% actual kids toys and 10% funkos and other """collectors""" stuff. I don't know why people miss it so much. They generally have worse stock and shittier prices than any other retailer, and there's no magic left there. I just swing by my local one when I'm in the area and am always disappointed by how old everything there is, and despite being 2 to 3 waves behind say, Gamestop or Walmart, it's usually 30% more expensive.
