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| Industry | Retail |
|---|---|
Number of locations | 3 (2019) |
Area served | Nebraska |
| Products | Video games Consoles Accessories |
| Website | gogamers |
Gamers was Nebraska's oldest video game store EST. in 1993 by Dale Miller. Gamers at its peak had 14 locations, 5 being in Nebraska and the rest being in Iowa. Gamers originated in Omaha, NE at its first location off 72nd and Dodge.
On September 26, 2018, Gamers was foreclosed on, permanently closing all of its remaining locations. 5 months later, Gamers returned under new ownership, with some locations reopened, along with some new locations.
On February 13, 2023, Gamers announced on their Facebook page that they are closing once again. On March 16 of the same year they are permanently closed.
