Intel Launches New Holiday Game Bundle for Core Ultra 200 CPUs and Arc GPUs
Intel has refreshed its gaming promotion following the conclusion of Game Days in late October, introducing a new Holiday Game Bundle with two levels: Standard and Platinum. While Intel has not made an official announcement, the offer was discovered on Newegg.
Bundle Details
The earlier promotion included only Battlefield 6, but the new offer expands this with access to the Battlefield 6 Phantom Edition and additional content options. The promotion targets systems equipped with Core Ultra 200 series processors and Intel Arc graphics, covering both Alchemist and upcoming Battlemage models.
Standard Bundle
- Applies exclusively to Core Ultra 200 CPUs and Intel Arc GPUs
- Does not support older Raptor Lake processors
- Includes four available games from which one can be selected
- Comes with extra bundled software automatically included
- Total estimated value: $184
“Introduced might be a bit of an overstatement, since Intel hasn’t officially announced anything.”
Availability
The new Holiday Game Bundle was found available for select laptops on Newegg, suggesting wider distribution may follow soon through official channels.
Author’s Summary
Intel’s stealthy Holiday Game Bundle refresh adds flexibility and exclusive options to its Core Ultra 200 and Arc GPU lineup, gearing up gamers for the winter season.
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