The focus on expanding into PC hardware sales also comes as GameStop reported disappointing fourth quarter results. “Global e-commerce sales increased 175% and represented 34% of total sales in the fourth quarter versus 12% of net sales in the prior year period,” he said. However, during Tuesday’s earning call, Sherman said his company is trying to invest more in e-commerce as a way to reach consumers. Many PC gamers are hoping it’ll be the latter, which will make it harder for bots and online scalpers to buy up the inventory. We reached out to GameStop for more information, and will update the story if we hear back.Ī big question is whether the sales for the RTX 3000 graphics will occur only online or via physical GameStop stores. But for now, most of the inventory remains unavailable. The retailer plans on featuring the PC hardware on a dedicated page at /PCGaming, which will also sell desktop PCs.
However, every listing currently says the cards are “not available.” A few other listings say the products won’t arrive until April 16. The product listings for the various RTX 3000 cards can already be found by searching GameStop’s website.
The company also produced a new weekly ad that shows GameStop plans on selling RTX 3000 graphics cards, motherboards, power supplies, and PC desktop cases.
“This includes growing our product offerings across PC gaming, computers, monitors, game tables, mobile gaming, and gaming TVs to name only a few,” he said. In a Tuesday earnings call, GameStop CEO George Sherman said the company will expand its product catalog. The video game retailer is starting to sell PC hardware, including GPUs and laptops. Desperate customers looking to own an RTX 3000 graphics card might want to keep tabs on GameStop.
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