It was announced back in April that there would be a deluxe and a pro edition of Activision’s next installment in the CoD franchise. With a steel book version, an exclusive hat, and some digital goodies, they are quite the treats for fans to get excited about. However, a new Best Buy listing has provided something more for those in anticipation of the game to start preparing their wallets for: The Call of Duty: WWII Special Edition.

The listing shows a $165 WWII Special Edition for PlayStation 4 that comes with the game, a season pass for said title, one lenticular print with an image of a zombie on either side, and a pretty rad looking backpack. The bag also comes with removable patches, magnetic snaps, and a shoulder strap if messenger bags are more your thing. There is also one listed for Xbox One, but comes with a $50 Xbox Digital Gift Card in lieu of the season pass. Check out the WWII Special Edition below:

Both versions are available for pre-order right now, and for those looking to save a few bucks, it is currently only going for $150. There is no telling how long the CoD: WWII Special Edition will be available, or how long it will be on sale at a discounted price, so it might be a good idea to grab it up while you still can. Also, since no official statement has come out of Activision, this could very well be a Best Buy exclusive. Nothing is showing up on the PC side of things, which means this could also be exclusive to consoles. We’ll keep you posted on future updates, so keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers for more on this story. For other related news, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Do you intend on dropping $150 for the Call of Duty: WWII Special Edition? It’s because of that sweet backpack, isn’t it? Are any of you hoping this makes its way to PC, or is hope lost? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!