PC gamers who are in need of an upgrade to their graphics card, and are fans of 2K and Gearbox’s critically acclaimed Borderlands series are in luck. For a limited time, gamers who purchase a NVIDIA 700 series graphics card or higher will receive the upcoming entry into the series, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel for free (in the form of a redeemable code), when it releases on October 14th, 2014.
NVIDIA has run similar promotions featuring other games, such as Watch_Dogs.The following statement comes from NVIDIA’s official website:
“Experience the fist-punching visuals of BORDERLANDS®: THE PRE-SEQUEL™ with the space-age power and performance of GeForce GTX! NVIDIA technologies like PhysX®, Surround™, and G-SYNC™ let you shoot ‘n’ loot your way through Pandora’s moon with incredibly realistic and immersive effects. Get BORDERLANDS®: THE PRE-SEQUEL™ FREE when you upgrade to a GeForce GTX 770, 780, 780 Ti, or TITAN Black.
For the first time ever, play as Claptrap anywhere by streaming BORDERLANDS®: THE PRE-SEQUEL™ to your NVIDIA SHIELD™ portable or SHIELD tablet using NVIDIA GameStream™ technology. You can even livestream and record every fist punch with GeForce ShadowPlay™.
BORDERLANDS®: THE PRE-SEQUEL™ on GeForce GTX. The Way It’s Meant to be Played.”
The CEO of Gearbox Software, Randy Pitchford, said the following about the benefits of using a NVIDIA graphics card to play the game:
“If you have a high-end NVIDIA GPU, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel will offer higher fidelity and higher performance hardware-driven special effects including awesome weapon impacts, moon-shatteringly cool cryo explosions and ice particles, and cloth and fluid simulation that blows me away every time I see it…”
If you are a PC gamer who is thinking of upgrading to leaner, meaner NVIDIA graphics card, and are a fan of the Borderlands series, there is no better time than now.
The offer is available for a limited time only. You can find more information regarding the promotion on NVIDIA’s website here.
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