Call of Duty Black Ops II Care Package Edition

Military supply drops have never looked this good on a shelf. The Call of Duty: Black Ops II Care Package Edition on PlayStation 3 delivered the full tactical experience: a remote-controlled quadrotor drone with display stand, limited edition two-sided steelbook, two collectible challenge coins, and Jack Wall's official soundtrack anchored by Trent Reznor's theme. This was Treyarch and Activision essentially daring collectors to go all in.

The quadrotor drone wasn't decorative. It flew. It was a functional RC aircraft styled after the in-game surveillance drones that defined Black Ops II's vision of 2025 warfare.

The display stand ensured it looked just as good grounded as it did airborne, which was a smart inclusion given that most collectors would rather preserve it than risk a crash landing. Beneath the drone, the collectible layer held strong. The dual-artwork steelbook, the weighted challenge coins, the Reznor-touched soundtrack.

Each piece worked on its own merits while contributing to the larger Care Package presentation. This was PS3-era collector culture at maximum ambition, when publishers treated physical editions as events rather than obligations. Over a decade later, these Care Packages have scattered.

Complete sets with functional drones are genuinely scarce. The packaging itself is oversized and difficult to store, meaning many were opened, displayed, and eventually parted out. If you find one sealed and complete, you're holding a piece of PS3 history that most collectors only talk about.