Wednesday, June 23rd 2021
NVIDIA Announces DOOM Eternal GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Limited Edition Demon Slayer Bundle
As most of the DOOM Eternal fans are informed, on June 29th, the latest installment in the DOOM series of games, DOOM Eternal, will be receiving a huge upgrade coming to all PC gamers. For the first time, PC players will get to experience NVIDIA's best pieces of technology, coming in a form of raytracing and NVIDIA Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS). To celebrate that, the folks over at Bethesda Softworks and id Software have partnered with NVIDIA to launch a limited edition DOOM Eternal bundle. Called the "DOOM Eternal GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Limited Edition Demon Slayer Bundle", it will be a very scarce bundle made only in 300 copies.
Containing NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 3080 Ti graphics card, the bundle is all about performance. However, what makes it special and different from buying a regular card is that it includes some additional products. For starters, the bundle includes Titanium Slayer Collectible mini-figure with matching aesthetics of the GPU, making it a real collectible item. Next up is a Titanium DOOM Eternal-GeForce RTX t-shirt, and an exclusive "DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods" oversized 15.75-inch x 35.44-inch mouse pad. Additionally, a $100 Bethesda Store credit and DOOM Eternal Deluxe Edition game code is included as well. Together, it forms a bundle that is limited to 300 pieces and costs 1450 USD. To join the raffle to purchase this bundle, you can enter here for North America, and here for Europe. Unfortunately, people from other regions can not enter. The raffle starts today, June 23, 2021, 5:00 AM (MST), and ends on July 7, 2021, 11:59 PM (MST). Winners will be announced on July 8th.
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Containing NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 3080 Ti graphics card, the bundle is all about performance. However, what makes it special and different from buying a regular card is that it includes some additional products. For starters, the bundle includes Titanium Slayer Collectible mini-figure with matching aesthetics of the GPU, making it a real collectible item. Next up is a Titanium DOOM Eternal-GeForce RTX t-shirt, and an exclusive "DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods" oversized 15.75-inch x 35.44-inch mouse pad. Additionally, a $100 Bethesda Store credit and DOOM Eternal Deluxe Edition game code is included as well. Together, it forms a bundle that is limited to 300 pieces and costs 1450 USD. To join the raffle to purchase this bundle, you can enter here for North America, and here for Europe. Unfortunately, people from other regions can not enter. The raffle starts today, June 23, 2021, 5:00 AM (MST), and ends on July 7, 2021, 11:59 PM (MST). Winners will be announced on July 8th.
17 Comments on NVIDIA Announces DOOM Eternal GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Limited Edition Demon Slayer Bundle
The saying goes "don't hate the player (people paying exorbitant prices from retailers and scalpers whether they're miners or gamers with zero discipline, zero sense of solidarity with the community at large, and too much money in their pocket), hate the game (retailers, scalpers, and a global economic system that has championed "just in time" inventory schemes)", but the truth is, if there wasn't demand from the "players" previously mentioned, a market wouldn't have emerged to specifically cater to them.
I get why the miners do it, I don't approve, but I understand to them it's an investment of sorts, but the gamers that are currently paying 3x MSRP for GPUs are, to me at least, more deplorable than the miners. I've seen a few articles and YouTube videos making the claim that GPU prices are possibly getting better, and while I have no complaints with my Sapphire 5700xt Nitro, I am entertaining the idea of a 6800/6800XT and a 100hz+ 1440p ultrawide as an upgrade, so based on these articles, I go to Newegg last night, and see 6800XTs for around $2000 and see verified reviews, with pictures, of individuals who have paid these prices within the past few months.... Who are these people? Some of them have to be rich idiots no doubt, but a sizable proportion can't be. For example, in one image/review, I saw a 6800xt paired with a ln Intel i5-10600k....the 6800xt at current inflated pricing literally cost more than the rest of their entire system, and if they're using an i5, they can't be rich because if they were they wouldn't have an i5... So what's the deal with that? I seriously want to know what mentality and psychology concludes that paying 3x MSRP all for the apparent goal is simply not waiting a bit longer is worth it? I understand gaming is fun, but to let fight your natural instinct to avoid being ripped off and allow yourself to willingly get fleeced like that is so alien to me. Sorry for the rant, btw
Crazy times...
Just this gen.
And Nvidia cashed in a long time ago lol.