It’s been seven years since the last proper Borderlands game was released, though a prequel and an adventure game spinoff helped fill the gap. In Borderlands 3, Gearbox returns to the helm and has delivered a (mostly) successful sequel that improves the gameplay in meaningful ways while staying close to the formula that made the series a favo...
It's hard to believe, but the original Borderlands launched 10 years ago on October 20, 2009. To celebrate that occasion, Gearbox is kicking off a series of limited time in-game events within the latest entry in the series, Borderlands 3. Right now, if you hop in and go after a few specific bosses, you'll have an increased chance to nab some legendary loot.
If you’ve been spending time in Borderlands 3 with your friends (like we have) and you’re wondering what to do next in the world of looting and shooting, you’re in luck. Developer Gearbox has announced the Bloody Harvest content for Borderlands 3 to celebrate Halloween and give all players some spooky goodies, with the only limiting factor (per the announcement post) being “Vault Hunters who have departed Pandora for the first time and started exploring the far reaches of space aboard Sanctuary III...”
Gearbox has finally released Borderlands 3 upon the world, so Mike, Nick, and I sat down and played through a little bit of it this past Monday for our regular "Let's Play Co-Op" stream. It's definitely more Borderlands, but there have been a few updates/improvements that have made it fun to play, at least.
Borderlands 3 launched last week and it seems it may have needed a few more minutes in the oven to get that fine, squishy texture we all love from the delicious dessert. We've been getting a few reader tips and various outlets are reporting of technical and performance issues plaguing all versions of the game.
It's hard to believe it's been 7 years since Borderlands 2 came out, but this Thursday we get a proper sequel in the form of Borderlands 3. With it comes the official launch trailer which sets the tone quite well tune of the Queen classic "Seven Seas of Rhye."
At PAX West last weekend, Gearbox showed off a bit of what players can expect from Borderlands 3's endgame. In short: New Game Plus, a challenge mode, and an evolution of Borderlands 2 "Badass Rank," now called "Guardian Rank." Additionally, they revealed a few details of their post-launch plans, which include two events and paid DLC that will feature a "campaign add-on."
The upcoming Borderlands 3 has received a handy list of specs from developer Gearbox Software in the form of a single, easy to use snapshot of minimum specs as well as the optimal way to play their latest entry into the gun-heavy Borderlands series. With the game set to release across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC via the Epic Games Store on September 13th, 2019, if you are playing on PC you may want to double check to make sure your trip into Pandora isn’t a bumpy one.
A few weeks back, Gearbox released a character trailer for Zane, one of the the four new Vault Hunters you'll get to play in the forthcoming Borderlands 3. They've been releasing a new trailer featuring a different character every few days since, and we've gone ahead and collected them all here for your viewing entertainment. Meet ...
A new trailer for Gearbox's Borderlands 3 dropped earlier this week. While many speculated/hoped that when the developer teased a "Celebration of Togetherness" on July 16, that they'd be announcing some kind of cross-platform play for the forthcoming loot-shooter. Sadly, that was not the case. Randy Pitchford, CEO for Gearbox, set expectation just ahead of the event by tweeting out that it would not be about cross-play, but that they "are committed to supporting cross-play for Borderlands 3 with our partners as soon as practicable after launch."
A few weeks ago, we hopped into the "Commander Lilith and the Fight for Sanctuary" DLC that was released for Borderlands 2. The DLC acts as a bridge between the end of Borderlands 2 and the forthcoming Borderlands 3. As we played, we noted that while the looting and shooting is still pretty fun, the game definitely feels like a title released seven years ago and hoped there would be some quality-of-life changes for the next entry in the series. Good news, minion! Sounds like there will be.
A couple days ago, Gearbox held a mini-event where they showed off about 40 minutes (after you take out the introductions, closings, etc) worth of gameplay from the forthcoming Borderlands 3. There were lots of tasty tidbits in there for everyone that enjoys this particular style of loot shooting, and we'll do our best to sum up some of the bigger points.
Borderlands 3 was finally revealed last Thursday at PAX East, and today, Gearbox announced that we wouldn't have to wait much longer to get our hands on it. The title will be arriving on September 13, 2019 for PC (exclusively via the Epic Store for 6 months), Xbox One, and PlayStation 4.
