Seeing as how all video game retailers have their own reserved section exclusively for video games, the OP suggestion is pointless other than the intent to bait any reader with pro-Nintendo leanings into responding aggressively and negatively.
Based on a lot of the replies, it looks like it worked too.
Without delving too deeply into the non-functional logistics that would have to be applied, I suppose under this line of thinking, certain games published for Nintendo platforms (your CoD ports, etc.) would be placed with the "regular" games in the Video Games (for *not* kids) section while those intended for a younger audience would be placed with the Leap Frog games in the children's section. And I suppose while retailers are at it, they may as well place any Xbox, PS, or PC games intended for a younger audience within the same children's section as well, thus removing the convenience of being able to find anything video game related in the same easy to find space.
Or... Retailers can continue to do exactly what they've been doing for the last few decades and just throw all the video games in the same section where every shoppers knows where they're located and save everyone the headache of a really idiotic suggestion.







