because the markup is so high, they get those for a buck or two. and sell to you at 10 dollars.
Gregbot3000
I used to love these like 25 years ago lol
mittenkrusty
Brings back memories of the 90’s when I was buying compilations of 80’s microcomputer games some of which were already quite a few years old.
iNfANTcOMA
that paranormal mysteries is a banger
DogeTiger2021
Wow this type of game here in Spain in my city I saw all of them at prices between 1€ euro to 5€ euros. And I am not kidding.
father2shanes
Older folks want to do a lil relaxing gaming too.
SameRandomUsername
who the shit still has a functioning dvd??
L_V_R_A
It’s old people. Old people play these to death. My grandfather passed away a while back and had a whole CD case full of these. My great grandmother is nearly a hundred and needs help going to the bathroom, but she still plays solitaire and Bejeweled every single day.
People with dementia often have poor motor skills and lack the ability to learn new pastimes, but the basic ability to spot differences, match colors, and solve simple puzzles is deeply ingrained.
UselessAdultKid
I remember buying Mafia when it released, there were two options, the big box and the small box, the big box was full price, I don’t remember if 70 or 60, the small box (CD case with a sleeve) was 9.99. I obviously got the 9.99 version
Does anyone knows what’s up with that? I’ve been extremely curious about that my whole life, that was the only time I saw something like this. This was at Walmart
Electronic-Touch5902
Shovelware has its only little market
SolarJetman5
Nothing wrong with hidden object games, nice to sit back and relax for an hour when you just can’t decide or be bothered to play something else
mstop4
I can believe they still exist. A few of the free games you get from Prime Gaming are these types of games. They’re sold on sites like Legacy Games and Big Fish Games. I always felt they’re a bit pricey for the content you get, but I guess there are people who are willing to pay for them.
imperialtrooper88
I suddenly miss my Sega mega drive…..regret throwing it away all those years ago 🙁
tht1guy63
Walmarts near me usually have older titles civ 5, gta 5, etc. I saw a few more modern games and likely will just be a steam code. I have a civ 5 box but i think even that just came with a code. I dont believe i have the disc if it came withh one.
MattonieOnie
I have always loved hidden object games, the ones with inventory, and a story. Super cheesy, but a great turn off your brain and beat it in an hour style fun game.
RockstarQuaff
It’s not like it’s fresh and replenished stock, those very items have been sitting on those shelves at Walmart for 20 years. Someday the corporate merchandise system is going to notice, but until then, enjoy the time capsule of a simpler time!
some_g00d_cheese
Ngl for some reason I now want to go pick these up and play them
WhoskeyTangoFoxtrot
Where is this..? Because

Wolfie_Ecstasy
I worked in a computer repair shop years ago and boomers are OBSESSED with this shit. I would see them on people’s computers constantly, especially the hidden object genre.
Tbh I’m glad they sell them in stores cuz a lot of the time they end up with malware while trying to download more.
Sevynz13
Why can you not believe they still exist? They are the greatest hits bro!
Humboldteffect
You may not like it, but there’s more machines out there running those games than there are steam users.
abraxas8484
Y’all remember when yahoo had those online web browser games? Toki toki boom was our jam. And all it was a bubble popper game.
Badenomics1972
Old white women buy them for their grandkids they never see.
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Why? It could be a way some people relax
because the markup is so high, they get those for a buck or two. and sell to you at 10 dollars.
I used to love these like 25 years ago lol
Brings back memories of the 90’s when I was buying compilations of 80’s microcomputer games some of which were already quite a few years old.
that paranormal mysteries is a banger
Wow this type of game here in Spain in my city I saw all of them at prices between 1€ euro to 5€ euros. And I am not kidding.
Older folks want to do a lil relaxing gaming too.
who the shit still has a functioning dvd??
It’s old people. Old people play these to death. My grandfather passed away a while back and had a whole CD case full of these. My great grandmother is nearly a hundred and needs help going to the bathroom, but she still plays solitaire and Bejeweled every single day.
People with dementia often have poor motor skills and lack the ability to learn new pastimes, but the basic ability to spot differences, match colors, and solve simple puzzles is deeply ingrained.
I remember buying Mafia when it released, there were two options, the big box and the small box, the big box was full price, I don’t remember if 70 or 60, the small box (CD case with a sleeve) was 9.99. I obviously got the 9.99 version
Does anyone knows what’s up with that? I’ve been extremely curious about that my whole life, that was the only time I saw something like this. This was at Walmart
Shovelware has its only little market
Nothing wrong with hidden object games, nice to sit back and relax for an hour when you just can’t decide or be bothered to play something else
I can believe they still exist. A few of the free games you get from Prime Gaming are these types of games. They’re sold on sites like Legacy Games and Big Fish Games. I always felt they’re a bit pricey for the content you get, but I guess there are people who are willing to pay for them.
I suddenly miss my Sega mega drive…..regret throwing it away all those years ago 🙁
Walmarts near me usually have older titles civ 5, gta 5, etc. I saw a few more modern games and likely will just be a steam code. I have a civ 5 box but i think even that just came with a code. I dont believe i have the disc if it came withh one.
I have always loved hidden object games, the ones with inventory, and a story. Super cheesy, but a great turn off your brain and beat it in an hour style fun game.
It’s not like it’s fresh and replenished stock, those very items have been sitting on those shelves at Walmart for 20 years. Someday the corporate merchandise system is going to notice, but until then, enjoy the time capsule of a simpler time!
Ngl for some reason I now want to go pick these up and play them
Where is this..? Because

I worked in a computer repair shop years ago and boomers are OBSESSED with this shit. I would see them on people’s computers constantly, especially the hidden object genre.
Tbh I’m glad they sell them in stores cuz a lot of the time they end up with malware while trying to download more.
Why can you not believe they still exist? They are the greatest hits bro!
You may not like it, but there’s more machines out there running those games than there are steam users.
Y’all remember when yahoo had those online web browser games? Toki toki boom was our jam. And all it was a bubble popper game.
Old white women buy them for their grandkids they never see.
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