Wrestling Man Collects 2,706 Copies Of Burger King Video Game
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:37 am
Wrestling Man Collects 2,706 Copies Of Burger King Video Game
What drives a man to spend his time and money procuring a couple thousand copies of Burger King’s stealth-action advergame Sneak King? I have no idea, but wrestler and professional thumbtack enthusiast Leroy Patterson seems to be having a great time doing it.
Sneak King is a video game produced by Burger King for the Xbox 360 back in 2006. Alongside kart game PocketBike Racer, and bumper car battler Big Bumpin’, the games were sold in late November through December for four bucks with purchase of a value meal. Sneak King was a stealth-action game in which players take on the role of Burger King’s creepy plastic-headed, mascot attempting to deliver value meals to different customers. It proved the most popular of the three games. Despite smelling of grease and stale fries, more than 2.7 million copies of the trio were sold during the promotion.
Leroy Patterson plans to own as many copies of Sneak King as he possibly can. Over the weekend, the pro wrestler, who you may have seen diving into piles of thumbtacks on national television, posted a photo of his Sneak King collection on Reddit. At 2,706 copies he’s quite far from catching them all, while still possessing far more Sneak King than anyone should.
https://kotaku.com/wrestling-man-collec ... TW7BJlDCVg
What drives a man to spend his time and money procuring a couple thousand copies of Burger King’s stealth-action advergame Sneak King? I have no idea, but wrestler and professional thumbtack enthusiast Leroy Patterson seems to be having a great time doing it.
Sneak King is a video game produced by Burger King for the Xbox 360 back in 2006. Alongside kart game PocketBike Racer, and bumper car battler Big Bumpin’, the games were sold in late November through December for four bucks with purchase of a value meal. Sneak King was a stealth-action game in which players take on the role of Burger King’s creepy plastic-headed, mascot attempting to deliver value meals to different customers. It proved the most popular of the three games. Despite smelling of grease and stale fries, more than 2.7 million copies of the trio were sold during the promotion.
Leroy Patterson plans to own as many copies of Sneak King as he possibly can. Over the weekend, the pro wrestler, who you may have seen diving into piles of thumbtacks on national television, posted a photo of his Sneak King collection on Reddit. At 2,706 copies he’s quite far from catching them all, while still possessing far more Sneak King than anyone should.
https://kotaku.com/wrestling-man-collec ... TW7BJlDCVg