Specifically, players will receive three Armory weapons, which can be used in the Gunsmith when updating loadouts, and three complementary operators. With the Dark Edition, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare boasts a variety of different in-game items. It just doesn't add up, and while there might be some people out there that are willing to pay the price and could care less if the goggles work or not, there's still the case of the added bonuses, which ironically aren't much. Like its very predecessor, Dark Edition's night vision goggles may look the part, but are they really worth $200? Factor in the that Infinity Ward needs to make money, in addition to the fact that most night vision goggles worth the coin cost upwards of a few thousand bucks, there's no logic in giving away pairs of NVGs along with a $60 video game. Not only do they look to be made of plastic, but the overall design itself is simply hideous, yet fans still flocked by the dozens to get their hands on this prime piece of video game history. While they may have looked cool on display, those goggles weren't the best in operation.
Yet, the deal seemed, just like today's Dark Edition, as sweet as ever including the night vision goggles, a steelbook case, and an assortment of in-game loot. While it may cost players a whopping $400 now, back then it was only the typical $200 that almost all Collector's Editions go by. On November 10, 2009, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Edition was released with a slightly similar offer. RELATED: Learn From The Pros: 10 Awesome Things Players Can Do In Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare
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