Call Of Duty: WWII $159 Valor Collectors Edition Up For Pre-Order At GameStop

Call Of Duty WWII ’s Valor Collector’s Edition was teased by Sledgehammer staff on Thursday, and it’s available for pre-order today. It includes a suite of limited-edition bonuses and a standard copy of the game. Check out the full package description courtesy of GameStop.

The Call of Duty: WWII Valor Collection, brought to you by Tri-Force, brings to life four iconic collectibles that allows you to take home a piece of Call of Duty history. Featuring content from all three in-game modes, the Call of Duty: WWII Valor Collection includes:

• Call of Duty: WWII Exclusive Statue
• Call of Duty: WWII Standard Edition Game
• Complete Set of In-Game Division Patches (Infantry, Airborne, Mountain, Armored, Expeditionary)
• Collectible Nazi Zombies Bloodraven Sword Pin
• Exclusive Call of Duty: WWII Nazi Zombies 24" x 36" Poster

Most of these items were revealed via the teaser image last week, but the most welcome addition to the set is the standard edition game. While a season pass would’ve made for an even sweeter incentive, including the software in the package is much better than the $130 Battlefield 1 premium set or the $200 Mass Effect: Andromeda package that didn’t include a copy of the game. If you’re a hardcore Call Of Duty fan, the game’s inclusion somewhat ensures this Valor Collector’s Edition may be the only bundle you’d ever need.

While the set is only up for pre-order at GameStop right now, there’s no specific mention of retailer exclusivity on the product page. That being said, those who miss out on this initial round of purchases should hopefully be able to find the Valor package somewhere else.

Of course, even a portion of the most diehard franchise fanatics may not feel great about spending a full $159 for a few cheap trinkets. In that case, Activision has devised a series of pre-order options to suit all budgets. GameStop is currently selling an exclusive $100 bundle with a logo hat, Best Buy has its own edition with a backpack and even some standard pre-orders come with Zombies weapon skins and posters. Above all, everyone who pre-orders any edition of the game can participate in August’s Private Beta and will receive additional rewards for doing so.

The Valor Collector’s Edition was first revealed by Sledgehammer Co-Studio Head Michael Condrey in a recent string of tweets. Over the course of a few days, he teased the game’s menu system, discussed beta weapon support and even confirmed custom emblems as a launch-day feature.

Call Of Duty: WWII comes to PS4, Xbox One and PC Nov. 3. The pre-order Private Beta begins Aug. 25 on PS4.

What are your thoughts on the Call Of Duty: WWII Valor Collector’s Edition bundle? Is it worth the $160 without a season pass? Tell us in the comments section!