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Game Fuel returned in Fall of 2012, featuring a ''[[Halo 4]]'' promotion called [[Unlock & Load Double XP]], which allows players to earn double XP for ''Halo 4''. The promotion extends to most Mountain Dew products, as well as Doritos chips.{{clear}} | Game Fuel returned in Fall of 2012, featuring a ''[[Halo 4]]'' promotion called [[Unlock & Load Double XP]], which allows players to earn double XP for ''Halo 4''. The promotion extends to most Mountain Dew products, as well as Doritos chips.{{clear}} | ||
== Commercial == | == Commercial == | ||
A Commercial was released along with the drink with footage from ''Halo 3'' and John-117. | A Commercial was released along with the drink with footage from ''Halo 3'' and John-117. | ||
The commercial shows people of different nationalities playing ''Halo 3'' on [[Xbox LIVE]] and screaming "NOOOOOOOOOOO!" in their native tongues when they die. At the end it shows one American man saying "Yes!" (he was probably winning) as he takes a sip of Mountain Dew Game Fuel. Then the narrator says "New Mountain Dew Game Fuel, cranked up for ''[[Halo 3]]''!" | The commercial shows people of different nationalities playing ''Halo 3'' on [[Xbox LIVE]] and screaming "NOOOOOOOOOOO!" in their native tongues when they die. At the end it shows one American man saying "Yes!" (he was probably winning) as he takes a sip of Mountain Dew Game Fuel. Then the narrator says "New Mountain Dew Game Fuel, cranked up for ''[[Halo 3]]''!" | ||
