Get a Free Copy of Mafia II with GeForce GTX 400
Nvidia is currently running a promotion that will see the company award those purchasing GeForce GTX 465, 470, and 480 graphics cards with a free copy of Mafia II.
Hot Hardware reports hearing about the promotion directly from Nvidia and says the offer is part of the launch celebrations for 2K's Mafia II, which was launched on August 24 in North America, August 26 in Australia and August 27 in Europe.
"We here at NVIDIA are super excited about the incredible experience that can be realized when playing on a GeForce GPU. …To celebrate the launch of Mafia II and the gaming goodness it provides to GeForce owners, NVIDIA is offering a coupon code good for one FREE digital download of the complete PC version of Mafia II with the purchase of any qualifying NVIDIA GeForce GTX 465 and above."
The offer is only available while stocks last, so if you've been holding out on purchasing a GeForce and the offer of Mafia II for free has pushed you over the edge, you'll want to get in on this deal quickly.
The offer is available at these online locations in the US: TigerDirect, MWave, and NewEgg. And in Canada at NCIX.
Source: Hot Hardware
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TheRockMonsi Hmmmm, I've been considering a 470 for a while now, but I still got to think about it - especially since the HD 6000 series will be here in a few months.Reply -
processthis putgowI wonder what I pain it would be to actually claim it...I believe it is given via a code for Steam.Reply -
ricardok I have to wonder.Reply
Is the game selling that bad that companies have to start giving the game away? -
thechief73 I miss the days when you could buy a GPU and get a few free games trown in for good measure. Welcome Back!Reply -
bejabbers RicardoKI have to wonder.Is the game selling that bad that companies have to start giving the game away?maybe the graphics cards are that bad that they're including a free game so that someone actually has incentive to purchase the card in the first place.Reply