In-store sales at retailer GameStop dropped 30 percent during the three months that ended May 2, a period during which the company closed all of its 3,500 U.S.
locations due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. But the Grapevine, Texas, company found a bright spot in its e-commerce business, where sales skyrocketed 519 percent year-over-year as more people turned to digital gaming during shelter-in-place orders.