At least one Target store still has shelf space dedicated to Concord. This is in spite of the fact that Concord was pulled from retail weeks ago.
Sony subsidiary Firewalk Studios announced plans to shut down Concord on September 3, only 11 days following its release. The game's servers were taken offline three days later. Sony had already instructed distributors to pull the ill-fated hero shooter from their shelves and start issuing refunds by that time.
An avid Concord fan puts his refund to good use and purchases a limited-edition item that ensures the hero shooter's short legacy continues.
And while retailers have promptly complied with that directive, traces of Concord still linger on weeks later. This was recently observed by Reddit user ACTalks143, who stumbled upon some shelf space dedicated to the game at a Target store. Seeing how there's a realistic chance that Concord will stay dead, it's unlikely that the store is expecting to stock it in the future, especially seeing how any potential comeback would almost certainly require the hero shooter to relaunch as a free-to-play title, which would be an extremely unlikely candidate for a physical release. Instead, it's much more plausible that...
