It's hard to resist a good collector's edition. While some of them come with lackluster bonus features, others come with replica figures, fancy boxes, or other cool accoutrements.

And then there are the other collector's editions, the ones that ask for an exorbitant amount of money for increasingly bizarre rewards, including leather jackets and parkour lessons. Though many of these were probably intended as marketing ploys rather than actual products, there's always someone out there willing to shell out serious cash to get their hands on gaming exclusives. These are four of the craziest collector's editions out there, in no particular order.

Resident Evil 6 Collector's Edition

Resident Evil 6 Collector's Edition Features Leon's Leather Jacket

Resident Evil 6 wasn't really the sequel fans of the series had been waiting for, but if it had one thing going for it, it was the absolutely outrageous collector's edition.

The game came with several collector's editions, in various shades of ridiculous, but it was the Limited Edition that stole the show. With a price tag of just under $1,300, this collector's edition featured a copy of the game, four tablet covers (presumably because the Resident Evil fan that can afford a thousand-dollar collector's edition can also afford four tablets), and, best of all, a replica of Leon's leather jacket.

To be fair, the jacket is pretty cool (as seen in this unboxing video), and new leather jackets aren't exactly cheap. But the number of people who can afford to drop over a thousand dollars on a collector's edition, particularly when the game received lukewarm reviews, is pretty small. Even smaller when you consider that this $1,300 collector's edition was only released in Japan, meaning it wasn't even available for general purchase.

Dying Light Collector's Edition Sets You Up For the Zombie Apocalypse

Everybody has a plan for the inevitable zombie apocalypse these days, and Dying Light creators Techland are here to help you create yours.

For almost $400,000, Techland offered exactly one exclusive collector's edition of Dying Light. It included not one, but four steelbook copies of the game, night-vision goggles, zombie survival parkour lessons, a custom, real-world zombie shelter, and, among other things, adult diapers.

For those of you looking for the ultimate Dying Light experience, you're in luck—the "My Apocalypse" package is still available from UK retailer GAME. And even if the zombie apocalypse never comes, you still have ultimate bragging rights, because unless your friends bought the next collector's edition on this list, you have one of the most expensive collector's editions ever made.

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Saints Row 4's Wad Wad Collector's Edition Captures the Game's Signature Style 

Saints Row isn't known for being subtle or understated, and their "Super Dangerous Wad Wad Edition (aka the Million Dollar Pack)" edition of Saints Row 4 stays in tune with their over-the-top approach to gameplay.

For just $1,000,000, Saints Row fans could receive a copy of Saints Row 4, a Lamborghini Gallardo, plastic surgery, a day of spy training, a Virgin Galactic space flight, and several other completely absurd prizes.

Granted, it's almost certain that the package was a joke on the part of the developers, as anybody interested in purchasing this collector's edition was encouraged to email Deep Silver. Like Dying Light's My Apocalypse edition, there was only one copy of the Saints Row bundle available through GAME, and it has since been taken off of their website. Even better, calculating the price of the individual items reveals that it's actually cheaper to purchase all the items separately—for about $650,000, you could own the entire package, game included.

Dead Island: Riptide Collector's Edition
Dead Island: Riptide Zombie Bait Collector's Edition is probably the only game to come complete with a dismembered torso.

Dead Island: Riptide Zombie Bait Edition Contains a Creepy "Conversation Piece" 

Collector's editions are frequently known for including statues of major characters or weapon replicas, but Dead Island: Riptide took that to an absurd extreme. It includes the game in a steelbook case, exclusive DLC, artwork, and a bust of a mutilated woman's torso. Admittedly, the Dead Island: Riptide Zombie Bait Collector's Edition is cheaper than others on this list, currently available for just $95 on Amazon.

Displaying your video game statues is all well and good, but the best thing to be said about the one included in this collector's edition is that it's incredibly tacky, intended to resemble Grecian busts but with bloody arm and neck stumps, a flag-printed bikini with thong bottom, and large, lovingly-painted breasts. Marketing director Paul Nicholls wasn't kidding when he called it a "striking conversation piece" in a press release.

Are there any particularly crazy collector's editions that should be added to this list?