Nvidia’s GeForce NOW Introduces Enhanced Servers and Exclusive Game Offer
This month has been particularly eventful for Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW. Following the recent launch of its advanced Blackwell SuperPOD servers, subscribers are now experiencing an upgraded gaming performance equivalent to RTX 5080. This advancement comes with an array of benefits that enhance the overall gaming experience.
Exclusive Offer: Borderlands 4 as a Subscription Bonus
To celebrate the launch of the RTX 5080 servers, Nvidia is rolling out a special promotional offer: a complimentary copy of Gearbox Software’s latest title, Borderlands 4, for eligible subscribers. However, this offer is time-sensitive and comes with specific conditions.
Details of the Promotion
Only those subscribing to the 12-month GeForce NOW Ultimate plan, priced at $199.99, will be eligible for this promotion. Given that Borderlands 4 retails for $69.99, this deal presents a significant cost-saving opportunity for gamers looking to enjoy both the game and the premium cloud gaming service. Additionally, recipients will receive a redeemable Steam copy, accessible at redeem.nvidia.com.
Promotion Deadline
The GeForce NOW Ultimate membership bonus featuring Borderlands 4 is available until September 25, making it essential for interested gamers to act quickly.
About Borderlands 4
Launched on September 4, Borderlands 4 marks the newest addition to the highly popular looter shooter RPG franchise. Players can take on the role of new Vault Hunters, equipped with unique superpowers as they embark on quests across a vividly designed planet controlled by a tyrannical ruler. True to the series’ tradition, collectors will discover “billions”of unique weapons, each bearing distinct traits and abilities. Notably, the game supports cooperative play for up to four friends.
GeForce NOW’s Blackwell SuperPOD Upgrade
The Blackwell SuperPOD upgrade is not yet available in all regions and continues to expand its reach. This upgrade boasts impressive features that enhance cloud gaming, including the ability to play at 5K resolution at 120 FPS, alongside DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation and ultra-low latency streaming capabilities for supported titles. For gamers eager to learn more about these improvements, further details can be found on Nvidia’s official channels.
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