News Piglet's Big Game Gets Compared To Resident Evil And Silent Hill, Starts Selling For Big Bucks

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Unless you're lucky enough to have been a child back in 2003 and not a jaded adult like us, you'd be forgiven for not even realising that Disney's Piglet's Big Movie got its own video game on home consoles.

Tie-ins like this are almost always forgettable, but Piglet's Big Game is enjoying a second lease of life thanks to the fact that it's being compared to horror classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill (thanks, Destructoid).

The game's soundtrack – composed by Doki Denki Studio's Philippe Codecco and Guillaume Saurel – is surprisingly dark and spooky, and this has led to the game going viral on social media.

Check out this music – does it sound like it was composed for a game aimed at kids?

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Amazingly, one Twitter user even spotted that Akira Yamaoka used the same sound in the recent Silent Hill 2 remake, a fact which led some people to falsely claim that Yamaoka was behind the music for Piglet's Big Game.

In the wake of @jaxonloid's tweet, many other people have picked up Piglet's Big Game and are finding that the music is very fitting for the on-screen action, a lot of which involves Piglet entering dark, foreboding spaces to face his fears – a common theme with the character across the decades.

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As is so often the case when a piece of physical media goes viral, Piglet's Big Game is now selling for inflated prices online:

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If you look at sold examples of the game on eBay from earlier in the year, you'll notice that it was practically worthless prior to its social media explosion:

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If you have a copy lying around somewhere, now might be the time to cash in – we can't imagine this new burst of fame is going to last forever.

Piglet's Big Game Gets Compared To Resident Evil And Silent Hill, Starts Selling For Big Bucks

"I'm playing this because of your post and holy s**t"

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