Video Game Lifestyle Items to Buy When Money is No Object

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Price: $300
Where To Buy It: Razer
What Justifies The Price?: Airplane-grade aluminum, handcrafted and tuned by audio engineers. This headset isn't just sexy, it's sturdy enough to damn near, drive a nail through wood. The sound is great enough to put in a class with higher-end audiophile-targeted headphones. Gaming with the new Krakens seems almost disrespectful to the amount of work put into them. It feels a lot like driving a Maybach on a go-kart track. These are best to be brought out when it's time to intimidate opponents.

Price: $360
Where To Buy It: Evil Controllers
What Justifies The Price?: Complete custom imaging, which means if a person wanted have their--or someone else's--butt checks on an Xbox 360 controller, it can happen. Additionally, every button and trigger can be replaced with backlight ones, a rechargealbe backplate, and a bunch of custom options for each analog stick and directional pad button (like rapid fire). 

Price: $2000
Where To Buy It: eBay
What Justifies The Price?: The uber exclusive white Xbox One was only given to Microsoft employees but an average gamer is able to make the right connections, it's possible to get their hands on one. Microsoft's in-house personality, Major Nelson recently auctioned his off for charity so that makes one less available. Your mileage may vary on securing one on eBay but be careful, no one wants to end up like this guy.

Price: $9000
Where To Buy It: Samsung
What Justifies The Price?: The ability to experience full, surround video gaming without the hassle of hooking up three or more monitors. Many companies have been experimenting with curved displays but Samsung has taken the lead to get one out to consumers properly. A TV like this in the living room is a sure fire drawls-dropper that would make Pac Man on the Atari 2600 look like BioShock Infinite on the PC.

Price: $10,000
Where To Buy It: Harrod's in London (in-store)
87-135 Brompton Road
Knightsbridge
London, SW1X 7XL, United Kingdom
+44 20 7730 1234

What Justifies The Price?: It's an Xbox One covered in pure 24 karat gold and is being sold by one of the most famous luxury stores in the world. Harrod's in London has the coated console displayed in a glass case for every gamer across the pond to drool over. Hopefully, the price includes a security detail from the store to the crib.

Price: $26,000
Where To Buy It: MAINGEAR
What Justifies The Price?: Nothing but top-shelf computer guts, a six monitor set, liquid cooling to keep the machine from frying and a custom paint job of any automotive color and style imaginable. That's just the tip of the virtual iceberg that MAINGEAR can put together. For this price, the dream machine will be able to play every PC game in the galaxy with not as much as a screen flicker.

Price: $1,000,000
Where To Buy It: GAME
What Justifies The Price?: When the insane special edition was announced, it was written off as a joke as the Saint Row's franchise has always been full of comedic shenanigans. However, the folks over at Deep Silver/Volition maintain that it's as real as Ice JJ Fish's singing career. "No it's definitely a real thing," said a publicist for the company. "To our knowledge no one has purchased it yet though I was aware that there were a few inquiries from potentially serious buyers!"

The unbelievable Saints Row IV: The Super Dangerous Wad Wad Edition (a.k.a. The Million Dollar Pack) comes with the game, cosmetic surgery, a shopping spree with a personal shopper, seven nights at the Jefferson Hotel in Washington, DC, a trip to Dubai for two, a Toyota Prius and a "hostage rescue experience". Truly insane but it'll cost a mil ticket.