Creepy Piglet PS2 Game Has Skyrocketed in Price

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Piglet”s Big Game for PS2 is selling upwards of $300 on eBay due to its creepy gameplay and connection to Silent Hill.
Social media users rediscovered the game, comparing its sound design to Silent Hill”s composer, driving up demand.
The game”s limited availability and positive review scores contribute to its newfound popularity and high prices online.

A surprisingly creepy PlayStation 2 game about Piglet, one of the core characters of Winnie the Pooh”s Hundred Acre Wood, has skyrocketed in price on eBay. After being largely forgotten, it seems Piglet”s Big Game has a surprising level of creepiness for a kids game that has drawn in players after all these years.

Piglet”s Big Game is a that came out back in 2003 for the PlayStation 2, GameCube, GBA, and PC, albeit with some large differences between the different platforms. As is often the case with plots surrounding Piglet, the diminutive creature has to try and battle his own anxiety as he tries to help his friends. In this game”s case, this includes delving into friends” dreams in order to rid them of the problems they”re having.

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Now, the has gone from largely being forgotten to having copies sell out on eBay. In October, copies of the game were rarely sold, and were often included as a toss-in on lot purchases of multiple games. The price typically never reached $20 USD, but as of this writing, the game”s price has shot up to selling for up to $300 USD, with numerous copies sold in the hundreds of dollars, and remaining copies asking for up to thousand.