Ghost of Yōtei popcorn bucket sells out in hours-fans go wild
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– Sucker Punch’s Ghost of Yōtei popcorn bucket, shaped like a Japanese rice basket, sold out quickly after its online pre-order launch.
– The $40 bucket was designed by Sony artists and released alongside Alamo Drafthouse’s “Way of the Samurai” film program in August.
– The limited-edition bucket, marketed as a “perfect keepsake for aspiring warriors,” has a 100oz capacity and was hand-painted.
– Despite being revealed only recently, the popcorn bucket is no longer available for purchase online.
– PlayStation and Sucker Punch are also planning Ghost of Yōtei-themed PS5s and controllers inspired by traditional Japanese art.
Fans of Ghost of Yōtei were left scrambling when a limited-edition popcorn bucket inspired by the game sold out within hours of its announcement. The exclusive collectible, designed to resemble a traditional Japanese rice basket, quickly became a hot commodity after its reveal.
Available for pre-order through AlamoMart, the hand-painted bucket retailed for $40 and boasted a generous 100oz capacity. Created by Sony’s in-house artists, it was marketed as the ideal companion for movie nights, especially during Alamo Drafthouse’s upcoming “Way of the Samurai” film series in August. The theater chain described it as “the perfect keepsake for any aspiring warrior,” but eager fans barely had time to react before stock vanished.
For those who missed out, there’s still hope, signing up for restock notifications might be the only way to secure one now. Meanwhile, PlayStation and Sucker Punch are preparing more Ghost of Yōtei-themed merchandise, including custom PS5 consoles and controllers. These items, showcased during last week’s State of Play event, draw inspiration from traditional Japanese artistry, offering fans another way to celebrate the highly anticipated game.
While the popcorn bucket may be gone for now, its rapid sellout proves just how passionate the Ghost of Yōtei community truly is. Keep an eye out for future drops, this won’t be the last time demand outstrips supply.
(Source: NewsAPI Video Games & Console News)
