The program supports "more than 25 current and classic systems," ranging from the Atari 2600, Intellivision and Sega 32X to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii. The only stipulation is that games need to be in their "original cases," complete with original artwork.

"This program is designed to make the exchange process completely hassle-free for customers by accepting games from even the oldest systems," said VP Bill Lee.

However, Toys R Us will not be putting the used games on it shelves, as it did during the recent test program. The company told Joystiq that trade-ins "are taken by a third party company that refurbishes them for resale."

The trade-in process, similar to every other one out there, is outlined below:

-- Used video games in their original cases, with the original case artwork may be brought to a Toys"R"Us Guest Services desk.

-- Games will then be scanned and prices will be offered for individual titles.

-- Gamers confirm that they want to accept the offer to exchange any, or all, of the games they brought to the store.

-- Once the transaction is complete, customers receive an activated gift card equal to the total worth of all games traded.

-- Immediately upon receiving the gift card, customers can purchase any product from iPods and toys to candy and diapers at any Toys"R"Us or Babies"R"Us location or online at Toysrus.com.