This is not the first round of closures the company has done. In 2020, the company announced it would close 450 stores after a lackluster earnings call that year. In March of this year, GameStop announced it had closed 287 stores over the course of the last year.

New Jersey has around 70 GameStop stores and it's not yet known which stores will close. New Jersey 101.5 has contacted a GameStop spokesperson for more information. The following GameStop stores in New Jersey are closed, according to its website. However, it's unclear which stores were closed most recently.

GameStop has reported earnings for the quarter that ended on August 3, and, to the surprise of some, the retailer has turned a profit. Despite that, GameStop's stock price is sliding--it's down 15% today--due to a downturn in sales and ongoing uncertainty about how GameStop can stay relevant and healthy long term.

Gamestop's Sales Freefall Continues, More Stores Close. Gamestop plans to close more stores as their sales fall 45%