More stores are closing across New York as another round of GameStop locations shut their doors. From Buffalo to Brooklyn and Central New York, the retail footprint continues to shrink.
GameStop is closing multiple stores across New York, from Herkimer to Hudson. Central and Upstate locations are affected as the retailer adapts to changing shopping habits.
Another round of GameStop store closures is underway as we kick-off the new year for the once giant, and now struggling national chain. Since 2020, the chain has closed more than 700 stores nationwide.
We're not even through the first month of 2025, and the store closings just keep coming. This time, more than 100 locations are on the chopping block, 27 of which are in New York.
While many of those who purchased GameStop stocks have held onto their shares, a Cornell student who invested put some of his winnings toward making kids smile.
Have you ever used Gamestop to buy or sell video games? If you have, then you know how effective the chain can be when it comes to saving money on games and accessories that can get pricey.
GameStop and digital PC game distributor Steam have always given each other the stink eye. The retailer even tried to swipe some of Steam’s customers by buying one of Valve’s rivals, Impulse, but has apparently realized that it’s easier to join Valve rather than fight against it.