Toys”R”Us Rebranding.
I don’t want to grow up, I’m a Toys R Us kid. There’s a million toys at Toys R Us that I can play with!
Ah, how nice. After gazillions of kids who are now probably in their late 20s (hehe) , Toys “R” Us finally changed their look. Personally i love it! Still sticking to the inverted “R”, this logo packs a few thoughts in my mind. Friendly, Cheerful and TOYS! Type is thicker, the star is now in the R itself, and a small tone change in the colors. Overall, i like it alot.
What do you think?
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about 4 years ago
I’ve to admit i still go to toys’r'us shops at this age =X
about 4 years ago
hmmm i think i won’t recognise it at first glance until i read the alphabets one by one..
i just went a few weeks ago =P
about 4 years ago
i like the ol one betta.
one look its like a china fake version of toy r us.
whahha.
about 4 years ago
It’s like the star from the old logo landed on the “R” *piaak!!* and out comes the new logo. The old “R” with the quotation marks look like it’s shocked at the falling star.
about 4 years ago
Oh, I don’t understand why they changed! I love their old logo.
Perhaps it’s their advertising agency trying out all the various ways do make more money from the same client. Hope not.
about 4 years ago
i like the old logo..
very neat!!!!
about 4 years ago
I don’t get these subtle changes of company logos. I doubt many will notice it and seriously, does it really matter if the star is in the ‘R’ or if the ‘R’ is in the star?
about 4 years ago
me like the old one. *pouts*
about 4 years ago
I go the Toys r Us every other week courtesy of my 2 muses (& the daddy!) & still enjoy very minute of it ;p.
I still prefer the old one. The colours are somewhat brighter and the smaller size fonts look more ‘child-endearing’ to me
about 4 years ago
I still like the old one. Rebranding it doesn’t seem to work.
about 4 years ago
i prefer the old one.