WWE All Stars Million Dollar Pack

There's something beautifully absurd about a wrestling game edition named after a man whose entire gimmick was flaunting wealth. The WWE All Stars Million Dollar Pack on PlayStation 3 delivers exactly what the name promises, a pair of DLC codes unlocking the legendary Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase and his son Ted DiBiase Jr. as playable characters.

WWE All Stars was the arcade-style brawler that threw simulation out the window and cranked everything to eleven, with exaggerated moves and over-the-top animations that made every match feel like a Saturday morning cartoon. Getting both generations of DiBiase in one package is a neat father-son pairing that the roster otherwise lacked. For PS3 collectors who lived through the console wars era, this is a snapshot of when wrestling games were still willing to be fun instead of chasing realism.

The DLC codes are long expired for redemption, which makes a sealed or complete copy with working codes a genuine rarity in the wild. If your collection leans into the weird and wonderful corners of licensed gaming, the Million Dollar Pack earns its spot. Everybody's got a price, and this one only goes up.