GameStop is reportedly shutting down all of its stores in California. The news comes on the back of reports of GameStop deeming itself as "essential retail," and thus except to forced closures, and that it's been making its employees buy their own cleaning supplies for their stores. This latest report comes way of Kotaku, who obtained a company note sent to all stores in the state. According to the outlet, GameStop has shut down every store in the massive west coast state in response to a government lockdown order designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The closure will be in effect until further notice. In other words, until California says it can open back up the stores. As mentioned, this comes literally a day after GameStop classified itself as "essential retail" akin to grocery stores and pharmacies. At the time, it told stores to stay open even if the city or state issue a lockdown.