Get free Batman: Arkham Asylum PC game with Nvidia-based graphics card

Posted Aug 20th 2009 8:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Hardware, Action

If you are looking to upgrade your PC with a new graphics card you might want to consider getting an Nvidia-based product. The chip maker is running a special promotion that will allow folks to download a free full version of Batman: Arkham Asylum for a limited time if you buy a card based on one of three Nvdia graphics chip.

The promotion is limited to buying a card with Nvidia's GeForce GTX 260, GeForce GTX 275 or GeForce GTX 285 graphics chips. If you buy a card with any of those chips you will get a coupon that will allow you to download a free copy of the Rocksteady-Eidos super hero game. The PC port, which support's Nvidia's 3D Vision tech and PhysX game physics, is scheduled for release on September 15.

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Tags: batman-arkham-asylum, eidos, nvidia, nvidia-geforce, rocksteady

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

It should be noted that this offer appears to be only valid with an ONLINE purchase of said video cards.

It seems to be that you can not buy a video card from a brick and mortar retailer and still be eligble for this promotion.

The game is still going to rock, but I thought I may have saved myself some money. Nope, back to saving for this one...

GFWL - You be good, I be good - and then we are both happy.Posted at 8:42AM on Aug 20th 2009 by SidearmS

Why buy from there anyway? Online usually $50-$200 cheaper than retail. Posted at 11:09AM on Aug 20th 2009 by Cheesus(Crust)

I bought a Zotac Nvidia GTX 295. I thought the game was suppose to come with the video card... it didn't. They send you a piece of paper with the serial you type in at the check out, so you can get the game for free on nzone.com. It's not available for download, though. Posted at 4:46AM on Aug 28th 2009 by Tae Song