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Power Your Gaming World Hottest New Games Bundle Thief: Deadly Shadows™ and Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising™ Power Your Gaming World Hottest New Games Bundle Thief: Deadly Shadows™ and Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising™ Taipei, Taiwan----Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. proudly announces two recently released games bundled with selected NVIDIA-based and ATI-based graphics accelerators. The two games included are the top-rated action adventures “Thief: Deadly Shadows™” from Edios Inc. and the record-breaking first person shooter game “Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising™” from NovaLogic, Inc. With an NVIDIA’s GeForce 6800, FX 5900, FX 5700, PCX 5900, PCX 5750 series, and ATI’s X800, X600, X300 Series graphics accelerator card included free, makes this a truly amazing one time offer. Thief: Deadly Shadows™, consistently ranks high on this years game popularity charts with an average review score of 85% based on over 30 reviews as listed on Gamerankings.com (http://www.gamerankings.com/htmlpages4/528587.asp). “Deadly Shadows” brings back the original premier stealth experience. You are Garrett, Master Thief, rarely seen and never caught. Darkness is your weapon, moving silently through the shadows, sneaking past any guard, picking any lock, and breaking into the most ingeniously secured places. Brought to you on a high quality DVD-ROM format, with state of the art dynamic lighting and shadow effects adds a new depth of realism and tension to the game experience. NovaLogic’s Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising™ is a groundbreaking new multiplayer game that recently set a new world record for the most simultaneous players in an online first person shooter game (http://www.novalogic.com/press.asp?ID=145). The missions are dangerous, the threat is real. Play as either a member of a Joint Force and neutralize the threat or fight for independence as a well armed separatist. The choice is yours! Or as GameRevolution puts it “Joint Ops: Typhoon Rising is currently the best of its kind with great graphics, a wealth of weapons and vehicles and solid play mechanics.” Both bundled games support the latest Microsoft DirectX 9.X application to give users the best possible experience with graphics, sound, music, and 3-D animation. With the Gigabyte VGA series, users are offered a choice in a wide range of graphics products to suit their needs. Not only does Gigabyte aim to offer diverse quality products, but strives to give users what is most important to them- great value! With this new game bundling, users are offered a savings of nearly $90 for added fun at no extra cost. These two new games will hit the streets with selected graphics card in late July- be prepared to be blown away! ____________________________________________________________________________________ GIGA-BYTE TECHNOLOGY CO., Ltd. 1 No. 6 Bau Chiang Road, Hsin-Tien, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan TEL: +886 2 8912-4888 Fax:+886 2 8912-4004 http://www.gigabyte.com.tw For more details, please check the official web-sites below: http://www.thiefgame.com/ http://www.jointopsthegame.com/ About GIGABYTE GIGABYTE Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 1986 to uphold the concepts of innovation, quality and reliability. GIGABYTE has built a strong foundation with its outstanding achievements in the motherboard industry. It is the only motherboard manufacturer to have been honored with the coveted Taiwan Symbol of Excellence for SEVEN consecutive years and to win the Gold National Award of Excellence, the highest award for product development in Taiwan. For the third year in a row, GIGABYTE has been named the No.1 motherboard manufacturer by PC Magazine. GIGABYTE has achieved superiority in all of its product lines including motherboards, graphics cards, PC peripherals, notebooks, servers and networking and communications products. From design, research and development, GIGABYTE’s products meet all commercial and consumer requirements for quality, stability and reliability. To provide complete after-sales service, GIGABYTE has set up an extensive support network across the globe and offers extended warranties on all of its products. The diverse product lines of GIGABYTE not only enhance the working performance of individuals and enterprises but are also the best choice for connecting with the world and the future. GIGABYTE will continue to follow its vision of becoming the most valuable provider of IT products in the world. For more information about GIGABYTE, please visit its official website: http://www.gigabyte.com.tw About NovaLogic Founded in 1985, NovaLogic Inc. is a developer and global publisher of games for the PC, PlayStation® game console and PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system and Xbox™ video game system. Based in Calabasas, California, the company's European arm, NovaLogic Ltd., has its offices in London, UK. Key game franchises include Delta Force®, Delta Force® - Black Hawk Down®, Joint Operations™, Comanche® and F-22 Lightning®. For more information go to http://www.novalogic.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________________ GIGA-BYTE TECHNOLOGY CO., Ltd. 2 No. 6 Bau Chiang Road, Hsin-Tien, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan TEL: +886 2 8912-4888 Fax:+886 2 8912-4004 http://www.gigabyte.com.tw .
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