Most copies will probably be going to people who weren't otherwise planning to buy the game at launch, or at all, so the publisher can afford to sell the keys to AMD at a fraction of the cost. To be fair, AMD obviously isn't paying anywhere close to retail price for these keys, or even the 70% cut the publisher would normally get through a full-price sale on a storefront like Steam. We'll see how the sequel runs in a couple of months.īigdragon said:AMD should reduce their prices with a sale rather than forcibly bundling a game. Our GPU guru tested Jedi: Fallen Order over at PC Gamer before joining Tom's Hardware, but that was over three years ago, before the RTX 30-series and RX 6000-series arrived, never mind the latest RTX 40- and RX 7000-series parts. Will Star Wars Jedi: Survivor end up running better on AMD's hardware? That remains to be seen. As you play through this third-person narrative driven action adventure you will progress your character, gain new skills, develop extra abilities, and get new equipment. The developers promise an enjoyable cinematic combat system, this time with new lightsaber fighting styles and a sprinkling of Force abilities. You will be continuing Cal Kestis’ journey, and you will benefit from the protagonist’s new skills as a powerful Jedi Knight. The new title takes place five years after the events in Fallen Order. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is the sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and has been developed by Respawn Entertainment.
While the purchase qualification period begins today and ends on April 1, you will have up to May 6 to redeem any code you receive. You might have to set a reminder to do something with any code you get, as the game isn’t going to be available until March 17. Just ensure that if you're interested getting the bundle, your chosen retailer is participating in the promo. Looking the Terms and Conditions, there's nothing unusual to see. So far, prices and availability are extremely high on the latest gen graphics cards, while we impatiently wait for better values lower down the pecking order. If you're hoping for a bundle that involves AMD's latest hardware, you can now check CPUs off the list, but we might need to wait a while before the Radeon 7900 XTX/XT see any such offers. The fact that we're already seeing bundles for Ryzen 7000 suggests sales aren't as brisk as AMD might like, but then we've already heard that news from other sources, like IDC saying the PC market will decline steeply this year. Often, bundles are used to entice potential buyers who might otherwise opt for a newer generation part. AMD has had bundles for its Radeon RX 6000 GPUs and Ryzen 5000 series CPUs previously.
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