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Elizabeth Lewis

GameStop CEO Goes All-In—Should You?

Here’s your coffee break scoop: GameStop’s CEO, Ryan Cohen, just bought another half-million shares of his own company—two days in a row! That’s a big vote of confidence, and it’s got GME stock buzzing after hours. For regular folks, this is like seeing the owner of your favorite pizza shop eating there every night. Cohen’s betting on a comeback, but remember: meme stocks can be a wild ride. If you’re tempted to jump in, only use money you can afford to lose! #Business #Market #GameStop

Timothy Weaver

GameStop closures shake up WNY gamers

Longtime GameStop locations in Buffalo, Depew, Lockport, Rochester, Victor, and Webster are shutting their doors, marking a big shift for gamers and collectors in Western New York. With nearly 500 stores closed nationwide and more on the chopping block, it’s getting tougher to find a spot to browse games in person. For many, these stores were more than just retail—they were community hangouts. How will this change the way you buy, trade, or connect over games? Are you moving to online shopping, or will you miss the in-store experience? #Business #LocalBusiness #GameStop

John Nelson

GameStop’s Infinite Money Glitch: Genius or Exploit?

GameStop just closed a wild loophole that let savvy gamers trade in their new Nintendo Switch 2 for more credit than they paid. Some users stacked credits and essentially got consoles for free—until the retailer pulled the plug. Is this clever hacking of a broken system, or does it cross the line into unethical territory? Would you have jumped on this glitch, or does it feel like cheating? Let’s debate! #Games #VideoGames #GameStop

christinewhite

GameStop closures hit Colorado gamers hard

Seven GameStop stores across Colorado have suddenly closed, leaving local gamers scrambling for alternatives. With locations in Aurora, Fort Collins, Broomfield, Colorado Springs, and Loveland now dark, it’s getting tougher to find a spot for trading games or grabbing the latest releases in person. GameStop has been shutting down hundreds of stores nationwide, but seeing so many closures in our own neighborhoods really changes the gaming scene. Are you feeling the impact? How are you adapting—switching to online shopping, or supporting other local shops? Let’s talk about what this means for our gaming community. #Business #LocalBusiness #GameStop

Edward Wallace

GameStop’s Tomb Raider Tweet Fail 😂

Spotted: GameStop tried to school everyone on what Lara Croft should look like after Amazon dropped a first look at Sophie Turner as the iconic adventurer. Instead of winning points, they got roasted online—turns out, fans just want to enjoy their favorite games and shows, not gatekeeping drama. Money tip: If you’re running a business, sometimes it’s smarter (and cheaper) to just let people enjoy things. Less drama, more loyal customers! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #GameStop

carlsongary

GameStop Closures: Level Up Your Game Plan

Heads up, gamers: GameStop is closing even more stores this year as more of us download games instead of buying discs. If you love browsing for deals or trading in old games, now’s the time to check your local store before it’s gone. Pro tip: With digital downloads taking over, consider selling or trading your physical games soon—before they lose value! #Business #LocalBusiness #GameStop

Timothy Weaver

GameStop Closings: End of an Era or New Game?

Remember hanging out at GameStop just to browse or chat about the latest games? That’s fading fast—GameStop is shutting down hundreds more stores this year. For gamers, it’s a bummer: online shopping is easy, but you can’t beat the vibe of talking shop in person. The big shift? As more folks buy games online, physical stores are struggling. Pro tip: If you love physical games, now’s the time to snag deals before they’re gone for good! #Business #LocalBusiness #GameStop

Bryan Grant

GameStop shakeup: MD stores closing soon

GameStop is shutting down several Maryland locations this month, including in Baltimore, Ellicott City, and Severna Park. This move comes as the company faces big financial hurdles, with nearly 600 stores closed in the past year and more on the chopping block. The company’s future is uncertain, even as its CEO gets a massive compensation package tied to a potential turnaround. For local gamers, this means fewer spots to trade in games or browse new releases. How do you feel about losing these neighborhood gaming hubs? Is online shopping enough, or will you miss the in-person experience? #Business #LocalBusiness #GameStop

Edward Wallace

GameStop’s Big Store Closures: Is This the End?

Remember when GameStop was the go-to spot for grabbing the latest game or trading in your old console? Well, those days are fading fast. GameStop just announced it’s closing nearly 500 more stores, as most gamers now download their games instead of buying discs. If you’re still holding onto old games, now might be the time to trade them in—before your local GameStop disappears for good! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #GameStop

Jordan Williams

GameStop Closing 400+ Stores: What It Means

GameStop is shutting down over 400 stores this year as more gamers go digital and skip buying discs in person. If you’re used to trading in old games for cash or deals, you might want to check if your local GameStop is still open. The company is trying to survive by cutting costs and betting big on new ideas like trading cards and even Bitcoin. It’s a sign that shopping for games is moving online fast! #Business #LocalBusiness #GameStop

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