At the nation's largest toy retailer, Black Friday was all about electronics -- especially the Nintendo WiiU game system.
Offering more than 200 doorbuster deals, including a "buy one, get one for $1" deal on video games, and a $20 store gift card and $30 iTunes card with the purchase of an Apple iPod touch, the store drew big crowds at its 8 p.m. store opening on Thanksgiving.
In addition, the first 200 in line at each store each received a goodie bag with stocking stuffer toys.
Company CEO Jerry Storch told CNN things were kept orderly, as customers were forced into strict, single-file lines and tickets were handed out for the hottest items.
