About GameStop
GameStop sells gaming and entertainment merchandise to shoppers in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe, reaching them both online and through physical stores. Its shelves carry new and used game consoles, accessories like controllers, headsets, virtual reality gear, and memory cards, along with new and pre-owned game software. The company also sells digital content such as in-game currency, downloadable add-ons, and full digital downloads, and it is widely recognized for this mix of physical and digital gaming products. It further stocks licensed pop culture items, including collectibles tied to games, television, film, and broader fan culture.
The retail network runs under the GameStop, EB Games, and Micromania names, supported by e-commerce sites tied to each brand. A smaller chain of Zing Pop Culture shops adds collectibles, apparel, gadgets, electronics, and toys to the mix. The company also puts out Game Informer, a publication covering game reviews, previews, and industry news, extending its reach beyond retail into media.
GameStop was founded in 1996 and was previously known as GSC Holdings Corp. Its headquarters are in Grapevine, Texas. Shares of the company trade on the NYSE under the ticker GME.