Saints Row IV Commander In Chief Edition: $59.99 ( Source).
Here's an itemized list of all the stuff you get with the package, and how much it would cost in the real world (when there was some vagueness, we went with the most expensive feasible option we could find): Advertisement We ran the numbers and found the elements of the pack are worth much less than the $1,000,000 list price. But even if you have that kind of loose cash lying around, the SRIVSDWWE(akatMDP) is actually a worse deal than buying all of its components à la carte. You'd think that bundling all these extravagances together would get you more bang for your million bucks than if you purchased the items separately (which is usually the point of bundling, after all). Interested parties are directed to e-mail publisher Deep Silver if they would like to actually purchase the ridiculous package, which is subject to all sorts of legalities. It might sound like a joke (and in some ways it obviously is, playing into the over-the-top nature of the game itself), but there is actually one (and only one) copy of the SRIVSDWWE(akatMDP) available for sale through UK retailer GAME. While other limited-edition game releases include statues, soundtracks, or other cheap plastic crap, the SRIVSDWWE(akatMDP) gets you cars, first-class flights to luxury hotels, and even a Virgin Galactic suborbital trip into space. That's all necessary context for the utterly over-the-top craziness that is the $1,000,000 Saints Row IV Super Dangerous Wad Wad Edition (aka the Million Dollar Pack) (or SRIVSDWWE for "short"). In recent years, we've seen the $120 Assassin's Creed III Limited Edition, the $130 Halo 3 Legendary Edition, and the $180 Call of Duty: Black Ops II Care Package, among countless others. The past few years have seen a marked increase in ridiculously high-end, "limited edition" launch packages for big-name games.
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