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After letting their previous Watch Dogs bundle run its course over the past couple of months, NVIDIA sends word this afternoon that they will be launching a new game bundle for the late-summer/early-fall period.</p>
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Launching today, NVIDIA and their partners will be bundling Gearbox and 2K Australia&rsquo;s forthcoming FPS <em>Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel</em> with select video cards. This latest bundle is for the GTX 770 and higher, so buyers accustomed to seeing NVIDIA&rsquo;s bundles will want to take note that this bundle is a bit narrower than usual since it doesn&rsquo;t cover the GTX 760.</p>
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As for the bundled game itself, <em>Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel</em> is the not-quite-a-sequel to Gearbox&rsquo;s well received 2012 title <em>Borderlands 2</em>. As was the case with <em>Borderlands 2</em> before it, this latest <em>Borderlands</em> game will be receiving PhysX enhancements courtesy of NVIDIA, leveraging the PhysX particle, cloth, and fluid simulation libraries for improved effects.</p>
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NVIDIA Current Game Bundles</td>
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GeForce GTX

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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel</td>
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GeForce GTX 750/750Ti/760</td>
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Meanwhile on a lighter note, it brings a chuckle to see that NVIDIA is bundling what will most likely be a Direct3D 9 game with their most advanced video cards. This if nothing else is a testament to longevity of the API, having long outlasted the hardware it originally ran on.</p>
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Finally, as always, these bundles are being distributed in voucher from, with retailers and etailers providing vouchers with qualifying purchases. So buyers will want to double check whether their purchase includes a voucher for either of the above deals. Checking NVIDIA&rsquo;s terms and conditions, the codes from this bundle are good through October 31st, so it looks like this will bundle will run for around 2 months.</p>
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