Devil May Cry 4 Collector's Edition

Stylish action deserves a stylish package, and Capcom delivered. The Devil May Cry 4 Collector's Edition on PlayStation 3 in its NTSC release is a loaded set that goes heavy on bonus content. You get the game in a steelbook case alongside a bonus DVD packed with a making-of documentary and a history of the Devil May Cry series, plus a second disc containing the first four episodes of the Devil May Cry animated series.

That anime disc is the real hook for longtime fans, bundling the start of a series that most people forgot existed into a collector's set where it actually makes sense. The steelbook housing is clean and sharp, giving this one real visual weight next to standard PS3 cases. And then there's the ultra-rare wildcard: a reported 100 copies per console were hand-signed by producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi on the back of the metal tin.

If you happen to have one of those, you're sitting on a genuine piece of Devil May Cry history. DMC4 was a pivotal entry, the first to introduce Nero and the first to hit both PS3 and Xbox 360, expanding the franchise's reach dramatically. The NTSC Collector's Edition captures that transitional moment with a generous spread of extras.

For collectors who want the most content-rich version of this set, the North American release is the one to chase.