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Video game retailer GameStop has announced that it will close at least 150 stores this year and focus more on non-game product categories as physical game sales continue to shift to digital downloads, The Wall Street Journal reported. GameStop’s sales of collectibles grew 59.5% last year, and the retailer intends to open 35 new collectibles stores in 2017.
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