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DIY: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: Prestige Edition for $110.40
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/gaming_news/DIY_Call_of_Duty_Modern_Warfare_2_Prestige_for_110_40'; You're probably just dying for the Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Edition that everyone's drooling over, and we can't blame you. But your friends at Joystiq are here to tell you that there's no need to wait! You can make your very own set right now with all the same components and save $40 in the process. (Though the video says the kit costs $100.40, the goggles are apparently $60. Go figure.)Just check out the video above, then flip through the gallery for all the instructions. Happy crafting! %Gallery-68902%
Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Edition exclusive to HMV in UK, GameStop in Ireland
UK retailer HMV has secured an exclusive on the Prestige Edition of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. (Y'know, the one with the night vision goggles.) The chain's online store confirms availability of the title on November 10 at a price of £149 ($243). It's noted that the edition will be in limited availability, although the limit of three to a customer is quite generous for a collector's item.We've also received word from a retail source that GameStop will carry the set exclusively in Ireland, where it will sell for €149 ($211). Did we mention it includes night vision goggles?
Modern Warfare 2: Prestige Edition includes working night vision goggles, original Call of Duty for PSN/XBLA [update]
What on Earth? Infinity Ward community manager Robert Bowling has made a YouTube video of himself unboxing the absolutely epic "prestige edition" of Modern Warfare 2 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. When we say "epic," we're talking "it includes working night vision goggles" epic. Also in the box is a voucher code for downloading the previously rumored PSN/XBLA version of the original Call of Duty. This plus a steel game case, art book and a custom molded plastic head for displaying your working night vision goggles on. (But of course!)There's no mention of a retail price for the set, but we can't imagine it'll be anything less than stupid crazy expensive. The whole bundle is getting a suggested retail price of $149.99, a full $20 bump up from the $129.99 we dropped to give our cat a helmet two years ago. We're also working to find out if and when Activision intends to distribute the downloadable remake of the CoD that started it all. Check out the unboxing after the break -- but only after ensuring that your socks are safely and securely pinned to your pants.[Thanks, Morey!]
