Do local game stores display toy story items near related games?

Local game retailers typically organize their merchandise into distinct sections: video games on the main shelf, collectibles and toy lines in a dedicated aisle, and, where space allows, a small display for licensed movie merchandise. Toy Story items, such as action figures, plush toys, and themed accessories, are usually placed in the collectibles area alongside other popular franchises like Disney or Pixar. While some stores may group Toy Story video games—such as the handheld titles for the Nintendo DS or the Wii—together with other Nintendo or Disney games, the physical toys themselves are not generally positioned next to those game displays. Instead, the store layout emphasizes brand categories, keeping games separate from toys to streamline the shopping experience for customers looking for either category. In smaller shops or specialty stores, the arrangement can vary, but the common practice remains to keep toy merchandise in its own section rather than directly beside the game shelves.