The video game retailer announced the closure of its New Zealand business in January.
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Bargain hunters queued outside EB Games' stores as the business prepared for closure.
Video game retailer EB Games slumped to an $11.5 million full-year loss as the company shut down its New Zealand operations.
The results were recorded for the year ended January 2026, and compared with a $4.2m loss in the same period a year earlier.
EB Games announced the closure of its New Zealand business in January, affecting 38 stores.
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