NVIDIA announces collaboration with Activision and Bungie

At E3, NVIDIA has
announced that they will be partnering with Activision and Bungie, creators of the
award-winning Destiny game franchise, to bring Destiny 2 to
PC for the first time.

Campaign Mode will be made available for E3 attendees to play in 4K
at 60 FPS on dozens of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti-powered gaming PCs together with
NVIDIA G-SYNC displays at booth 5230 in the West Hall.

Having lent its gaming and PC development expertise to help
bring the PC platform’s advanced gaming features to Destiny 2, you can watch the first-ever PC
gameplay trailer over on the NVIDIA GeForce YouTube channel.
This is the world’s first 4K resolution PC footage, powered by a GeForce GTX
1080 Ti and running at 60 frames per second.

In celebration of Destiny
2 coming to PC, gamers who
purchase a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti or GeForce GTX 1080-powered graphics card,
system or laptop will receive the game when it launches on PC, and get early
access to the PC beta. This
limited time offer runs through June 27, 2017.
Information is available on GeForce.com.

Raiders
of the Broken Planet and Absolver have been added to Lawbreakers as titles that will feature
NVIDIA Highlights.

•  Experience
4A Games’ Arktika.1 and Ubisoft’s Star Trek Bridge Crew with Watson voice
commands in VR

•     Get hands-on
with new technologies, including Max-Q notebooks and G-SYNC HDR monitors

•     Play Agents of Mayhem on SHIELD in 4K with
NVIDIA GameStream

•     Play pre-release demos of Agents
of Mayhem,
Absolver, Raiders
of the Broken Planet, Project
Cars 2, Strange Brigade, and
Conqueror’s
Blade

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modern AI — the next era of computing — with the GPU acting as the brain of
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