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Each bottle of Game Fuel contains about 120 mg of caffeine or 73 mg per can. This is 30% more caffeine than normal Mountain Dew, which, as the label claims, is the reason why the product is the perfect "Game Fuel". | Each bottle of Game Fuel contains about 120 mg of caffeine or 73 mg per can. This is 30% more caffeine than normal Mountain Dew, which, as the label claims, is the reason why the product is the perfect "Game Fuel". | ||
For the release of | For the release of [[Halo: Reach]] Mountain Dew had teamed up with Xbox to promote the release of Reach. The promotional campaign started on September 5th, 2010. Game Fuel was not a part of the promotion. | ||
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}} |