A popular gaming store with storefronts across the nation is closing a number of locations, including some in Michigan. GameStop, one of the nation’s premier sellers of video games and trading cards,

Retail in the U.S. has struggled over the past year, with many businesses reporting significant closures. Big Lots and Party City are going out of business, and chains like Walgreens, Red Lobster, Pizza Hut, TGIFridays and 7 Eleven are closing hundreds of locations in the U.S.

GameStops are expected to close in East Greenbush, Latham and Troy as part of a broader string of store closures.

A notice posted on a store window says the Hornell Plaza GameStop is “no longer accepting trades at this location” due to plans to close this month.

GameStop is continuing to shutter stores, as customers and workers from across the United States and beyond fear for its future.

It looks like a bunch more GameStop stores are closing, and there hasn't been much word from the company's management regarding the closures.