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This year, Activision and Treyarch have decided to release a special edition of Black Ops II for PC players only. Called the digital deluxe edition, this version of Black Ops II will cost you 80 dollars, or 70 U.K. pounds. Now, I know that its $20 more than the normal Black Ops II, but there is a good reason for it. This version will include the exclusive Nuketown Zombies map, and the multiplayer map Nuketown 2025. Also included is, of course, Black ops II, as well as the official game sound track, two exclusive player card backgrounds, one exclusive weapon camo, and an older Treyarch game, Call of Duty: World at War.

The downside is that all content is digital; no cool metal box or challenge coins like our Xbox and PS3 counterparts.

Still, this package does have a nice touch when you think about it. Do the math:

Normal Call of Duty Black Ops II costs $60.

Call of Duty World at War costs $20.

Ad those up, and it equals $80, the price of the digial deluxe bundle. So essentially, if you by the bundle, you get Nuketown 2025, Nuketown Zombies, the exclusive camo, the player card backgrounds, and the game sound track for free. Of course, if you already own World at War on PC, then you'll have to debate whether its worth it or not. However, if you don't, then this bundle is a great deal!