Borderlands Game of the Year Edition

Four DLC expansions, one disc, and early access to Duke Nukem Forever. If that last part doesn't make you smile, nothing will. The Borderlands Game of the Year Edition on PlayStation 3 is the complete looter-shooter experience from the game that basically invented the genre, packed into a single PS3 case before "complete editions" became an excuse to resell you the same game at full price.

You get The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, and Claptrap's New Robot Revolution. That's the full run of Borderlands DLC, each one adding hours of Pandora's particular brand of cel-shaded chaos. The real collector's curiosity here is the included access to the first playable Duke Nukem Forever demo, a game that spent over a decade in development hell and became the industry's longest-running punchline. This GOTY Edition is a time capsule of the PS3 era's best qualities: generous content, physical media you could actually own, and a co-op experience that ate entire weekends. Gearbox built something special with the original Borderlands, and this edition proves it by giving you everything in one package. The shelf presence is understated, but what's inside is anything but. Every vault hunter deserves a copy.