AMD and Deep Silver have jointly announced that Saints Row IV, the latest installment in the increasingly mad Saints Row universe, will be available in bundles with select graphics cards according to the Never Settle Forever promotion.
Saints Row IV will join several other games in the Gold tier of AMD’s promotion. The Gold tier is available with the purchase of a Radeon HD7950 or HD7970 and offers buyers a choice of three games from an expanding list.
The games currently available on the promotion include:
- Saint’s Row IV
- Tomb Raider
- Hitman: Absolution
- Devil May Cry
- Sleeping Dogs
- Far Cry 3
- Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution
- DiRT 3
- DiRT: Showdown
- Sniper Elite V2
For a short recap, AMD’s new promotion changes the way they’ll be bundling games from now on. If you’re buying a new Radeon graphics card, it’ll be put in a tier. There are three tiers to choose from – Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Each corresponds with the number of games you’re able to select when redeeming your Never Settle code on AMD’s website.
Never Settle Forever bundle offering
The Radeon HD7770 and HD7790 are in the Bronze tier, qualifying for one free game. The Radeon HD7850, HD7870 and HD7870LE are in the Silver tier, with two games selectable. The HD7950 and HD7970 round up the Gold tier, with the HD7990 shipping with its own bundle.
AMD has also confirmed that it’s not possible to select one game in the Gold and Silver tiers now – you have to redeem the whole bundle at once. It is possible to save your selections for games that you want in the future, like Battlefield 4, but you risk losing the selection of any other games you may want in the current selection.
Buying two cards for Crossfire leaves you with the second bundle to keep until new games are on offer.
The Radeon HD7990 has its own special eight-game bundle, shipping with Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider, Crysis 3, Hitman: Absolution, Sleeping Dogs, Far Cry 3, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Source: AMD Radeon Rewards
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I can’t stand that game. I mean they gradually got more over the top in that series. But number 4 is just above and beyond and I think they ruined the franchise. After playing 4 i’ve now gone back to re-playing number 3 which feels like a simulator game in comparisson to how ridiculous the 4th one was..