News: Valve Cooking Up Free 'Portal' for GeForce UsersPosted on Sunday, January 13 @ 15:55:08 GMT |
|
 Steam's latest hardware survey shows more gamers play on NVIDIA GeForce hardware than any other graphics platform, so in an effort to further show its support Valve is offering all NVIDIA gamers a free copy of its special edition Portal: First Slice.
Effective immediately, all NVIDIA gamers may receive a free copy of Portal: First Slice, a special version of the award-winning new game from Valve, by visiting www.steamgames.com/nvidia1 and "Taking the test." Steam will then auto-detect the presence of NVIDIA hardware and make Portal: First Slice available immediately, free of charge. To make it easy for all NVIDIA customers to redeem this offer, a link to the Steam offer will also be included in all NVIDIA drivers.
"More Steam gamers, including myself, play on NVIDIA hardware than any other GPU," said Doug Lombardi, vice president of marketing at Valve. "That's a testament to the company's long history of innovation and quality. By working together with NVIDIA to expand our development, distribution, and marketing efforts, we're increasing our ability to serve the millions of NVIDIA customers logging onto Steam and help us prepare for our next generation of content."
Throughout the coming year, the companies will also be working together to support competitive gaming events for Counter-Strike? and Team Fortress? 2 and will continue to work together to define and support the breakthrough features of tomorrow's games and graphics hardware.
"Valve's endorsement of our technology and tools is yet another example of how the world's leading gaming companies are working with NVIDIA," said Roy Taylor, vice president of content relations at NVIDIA. "Portal is the hottest new, award-winning title from Valve, and we're delighted that Valve will offer First Slice exclusively to GeForce customers."
Portal: First Slice is now available to all NVIDIA customers.
 Talk about this article in the discussion forums
Not a member of GamerBeef? Sign-up for a membership here!
Important notice:
Please note that all news articles are submitted by our users. We are not responsible for the content posted. Any offending and abusive articles will be removed by our administrators when they become aware. Any copyrighted works will also be removed immediately upon request. If you think that this article is copyrighted, please use the contact us link on the left to make us aware of this. |
|
Posted on Sunday, January 13 @ 15:55:08 GMT |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
