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Nvidia Entering the Bundle Race with a F2P Package

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Nvidia's answer to AMD's Never Settle Bundle features credit for Free-To-Play Games

Potentially to respond to AMD's well received Never Settle Bundle, Nvidia has unveiled it's own graphics card bundle that features credit for 3 prominent Free-To-Play titles, specifically Hawken, Planetside 2 and World of Tanks. Gamers who purchase a GTX 650 or 650 Ti will receive $75 of in game credit ($25 per title) and buying a GTX 660 or higher will provide $150 of in game credit ($50 per title).

Whilst Nvidia has certainly taken an interesting approach with this bundle, it remains to be seen whether it will effectively entice consumers to buy a GTX graphics card or whether the company will revert to including retail AAA titles in its next bundle. For more information and the offer's terms and conditions you can check out the relevant page on Nvidia's website.

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28 Comments Comment from the forums
  • GabZDK 15 February 2013 09:22
    But wait, ain't this like 3 days later??

    The bundle seems ok, but I would like to be able to decide in which game I spend the cash, I don't play World of Tanks, and being able to use that money instead in Planetside 2 would be really good
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  • samuelspark 15 February 2013 09:34
    GabZDKBut wait, ain't this like 3 days later??The bundle seems ok, but I would like to be able to decide in which game I spend the cash, I don't play World of Tanks, and being able to use that money instead in Planetside 2 would be really good
    That's just way too much work for the company. You get credit for all 3 anyway
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  • CaedenV 15 February 2013 09:36
    Come on nVidia, AMD at least has games that I would be interested in playing with their bundle.
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  • edgewood112358 15 February 2013 09:42
    Yay Competition! This is capitalism at it's best!
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  • abbadon_34 15 February 2013 09:46
    Wow, this is pathetic, Nvidia just embarasses themselve in comparision to AMD's AAA Bundle. This just makes them look like a second rate company.
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  • Soda-88 15 February 2013 10:02
    Quite lame bundle, I'd rather see stuff like Heart of the Swarm, not that Blizzard has problems selling their titles, but still.
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  • ilysaml 15 February 2013 10:04
    This is a shitty bundle.
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  • bigshootr8 15 February 2013 10:17
    horrible bundle it isn't crysis 3, bioshiock infinite, far cry 3, tomb raider, sleeping dogs.
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  • 15 February 2013 10:48
    Free games????? Why don't they just bundle their cards with Steam lololol.
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  • blazorthon 15 February 2013 10:55
    Not a bad concept IMO, but I feel that this sort of bundle would be better as giving the choice to use the credit in any of the official F2P games or at least a wider selection.
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