The video games retailer, which has 1,300 stores worldwide and employs 10,000 staff, suspended its shares earlier when its management admitted the business has no value.
The company is teetering on the brink of a collapse which could be the largest in the retail sector since the demise of Woolworths.
But there remains the possibility that investment firm OpCapita, which recently bought electrical goods retailer Comet, could still buy Game out of administration with far fewer stores. Read More