Overview
- French-Canadian entrepreneur Stephan Tetrault has acquired GameStop Canada from its U.S. parent company, GameStop Corp.
- The chain’s 185 stores will be rebranded as EB Games Canada, reviving the name associated with gaming retail before its phase-out in 2021.
- GameStop Corp. sold its Canadian division as part of a broader strategy to divest international assets and focus on cost-cutting measures.
- Tetrault, co-owner of McFarlane Toys and founder of Imports Dragon, aims to focus on community, nostalgia, and innovation in the rebranded stores.
- The transition to EB Games Canada will include updated store signage, a new website, and refreshed branding across social platforms in the coming months.