Simply Mac sells Apple (AAPL) products and repair services, while Spring Mobile sells post-paid AT&T (T) services and wireless products. Those stores help GameStop diversify beyond its core video game business. Raines tried to assuage concerns by saying GameStop's expectations for the full year had not changed, including its profit target. He said he expects a solid slate of new video games, as well as contributions from the AT&T and Apple businesses, should drive fourth-quarter results. One hit expected to generate a lot of interest this holiday season is Electronic Arts' (EA) Star Wars Battlefront game. BB&T analyst Anthony C. Chukumba said his rating and price target on GameStop were "under review" pending the company's earnings call with investors.