GameStop Retro locations have started opening
In the past, each GameStop store would provide a variety of vintage video games, neatly organized in bins filled with nostalgic cartridges and CDs from Nintendo, Sega, and other retro systems. However, this practice was eventually discontinued by the retailer. Now, it seems that the demand for old-school gaming has resurged. On Tuesday, GameStop hinted that certain stores will adopt the GameStop Retro branding and resume selling physical editions of classic games once more.