Brick & Atlantic City Best Buy & Circuit City, Toms River Target and Walmart and Toy R us.
Keep in mind where supply was "large" I only averaged I was Christmas shopping and thus in a bit of a rush to be counting each additional console except where visible stock was low
Bestbuy = Pleanty of PS3's about 60 mostly 40GB models but several 80GB as well at each bestbuy(they're 40 miles apart) 0 Wiis 0 DS's at best buy 15 PSP's(mostly the old "core" unit but 1 was the special star wars one) 360 = 0 core 6 elite 15 "Arcade" around 40 Premium around 80 and countless Halo eddition(I mean lot's... they had them back on the shelf with games, on display with the others 360's and a bunch up front near register.)
Target = About 8PS3's(it's all the room in the case the guy told me they had "enough" and laughed when I asked about stock 7 40GB's and 1 80 on display. 0 Wiis 1 Pink DS 2 PSP's 8 360's on Display(same case as PS3 but other side) 1 Elite 5 Premium 1 Arcade 1 Halo edition on display.
Walmart = 5 PS3's all 80 except 1 thats about the limit of their space. 0 Wii 5 DS - 2 Pink 0 White 1Red/black 2 Black 10 360's on display they had the arcade editions sitting under the 360 game rack not cased up for some reason(very un-walmart like)8 total with 1 of them being an original Core(why would they even try?) 2 Elite 5 Premium 0 Halo edition on display.
Toys R us = 7 PS3's 5 80 2 40 0 Wii 5 Ds(all pink is pink not popular?) 0 PSP on display but they had them behind the counter 5 360 All Halo edition I guess they're pushing them but I did see an elite and premium in the storage.
Granted this isn't every store that sells them in my area but it's the ones I was in to grab gifts and Walmart I ended up in just because(I can't even remember why >.>) but it's a cursory glance of my area.
