Nobody Wants This Old PS2 Game Located In A Delaware Walmart

"In 2008, Crave Entertainment published PBR: Out of the Chute on Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 2. The bull riding simulator was reviewed poorly at the few sites that actually covered it, and the late PS2 release was quickly forgotten. Just another bad game. But one copy of this long-forgotten game is sitting in a Walmart in Delaware, still wrapped in plastic and waiting to find a home."

"Last week, Reddit user KingTRoss shared on the PS2 subreddit that they had discovered an unsold copy of PBR: Out of the Chute at Walmart. It was still in shrink wrap, sported an old Walmart price tag of $15 that was starting to peel off, and was hidden among newer PS5 and PS4 games like a little Easter egg from the past waiting to be found."

PBR: Out of the Chute is a 2008 bull riding simulator published by Crave Entertainment for Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 2. The game received poor reviews at the few sites that covered it, and the late PS2 release was quickly forgotten. One unsold, shrink-wrapped copy was found at a Walmart in Delaware, still bearing an old $15 price tag beginning to peel. Reddit user KingTRoss posted the discovery on the PS2 subreddit, noting the copy was hidden among newer PS5 and PS4 titles like a little Easter egg from the past.

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