More retail doors are closing across New York, and for shoppers who grew up browsing shelves, trading in games, or grabbing a last-minute gift at the mall, this latest round hits close to home.

Another batch of GameStop locations either already shut down or are scheduled to close this month, continuing a trend that’s been steadily shrinking the brick-and-mortar footprint across the state.

GameStop closes 100+ locations, 5 in Central New York
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More Closures Across New York

This newest wave of closings affects communities big and small — from Buffalo-area plazas to malls in the Hudson Valley, Brooklyn, and Central New York. Some locations quietly closed earlier this month, while others wrapped up operations on January 14.

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This isn’t happening in isolation. The company has been trimming its store count nationwide, leaning more heavily into online sales and cost-cutting as shopping habits continue to shift.

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New York Locations Affected

  • Amherst (Buffalo) – University Plaza, 3500 Main St.
  • Amsterdam – Amsterdam Commons, 4930 Route 30
  • Bronx – 1030 Westchester Ave.
  • Brooklyn – 457–465 Fulton St.
  • Brooklyn (Bensonhurst) – 6713 18th Ave.
  • Brooklyn (Bensonhurst) – 2141 86th St.
  • Brooklyn (Brownsville) – 1622 Pitkin Ave.
  • Brooklyn – Gateway Center, 470 Gateway Dr.
  • Depew – Transit-Losson Center, 4960 Transit Rd.
  • Evans Mills – 26445 Johnson Rd.
  • Herkimer – EFK Plaza, 324 E. Sale St.
  • Hudson – Greenport Commons, 424 Fairview Ave.
  • Ithaca – Meadows Square, 324 Elmira Rd.
  • Jamaica – 163-08 Jamaica Ave.
  • Johnstown – Johnstown Mall, 222 N. Comrie Ave.
  • Lockport – Home Depot Plaza, 5716 S. Transit Rd.
  • Middletown – Galleria at Crystal Run
  • Monticello – Monticello Mall
  • Plattsburgh – Champlain Centre Mall
  • Poughkeepsie – 44 Plaza
  • Poughkeepsie – Poughkeepsie Galleria
  • Ridgewood – 57-20 Myrtle Ave.
  • Rochester – Eastridge Plaza
  • Rosedale – Five Towns Shopping Center
  • Webster – Webster Square
  • Valley Stream – Green Acres Mall
  • Victor – Victor Crossing
  • West Nyack – Palisades Center Mall
  • White Plains – The Westchester
  • Yonkers – Cross County Center

The Rome and New Hartford locations aren't on the chopping block and are safe, for now.

If you’re wondering whether your local store is next, a frequently updated, unofficial list of closures can be found at gsclosing.blogspot.com.

New York Businesses That Closed in 2026

Take a look at the New York businesses that have closed in 2026.

Gallery Credit: Credit - Polly McAdams

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