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It's not such a commonplace thing for game companies to perform nice gestures for fans to show how much their appreciate their support. Gearbox Software is no stranger to such things, and when a fan requested something for his late friend, they answered the call.
Borderlands 2 has been confirmed by Gearbox Software to a source at EuroGamer. With all the hype from the first one it really comes as no suprise, just a matter of time.
NoobFeed.com starts off the huge Steam Summer Camp Sale. Ever wanted to be poor, buying digital data? Valve has you covered and is offering discounts on a mind-boggling amount of stuff. But you can also win some free swag here and there. Also, Daav details today's best deals and will do so frequently.
Joystick Division runs down the ten best story-based downloadable add-ons for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Does your favorite DLC make the list?
"Andy hosts this week as Pat fulfills his wanderlust. David talks of his Homefront experience and he finally checks out Braid. Andy gives his initial impressions of the Nintendo 3DS and Pilotwings Resort, the Mortal Kombat demo, the Jill & Shuma-Gorath DLC for Marvel vs Capcom 3, and complains about some old PC games. Then Nick talks about his Metro 2033 play through.
We talk about games affected by the disaster in Japan, crumbling consumer confidence in the ability for digital games di..."
"If you didn’t hear, Borderlands 2 was sort of revealed by Gearbox Software leader Randy Pitchford in a conversation; if that’s not good enough for you, they filed a trademark on the name ‘Borderworlds‘ a while back. It may be unconfirmed, but a sequel is definitely on its way.
While this is all good and exciting, this immediately brings to mind what they’ll do next.
Details are nonexistent at this point, but this is what I want Gearbox to present to us on our second looting-spree of Pan..."
You honestly have been missing out if you have not delved into the amazing world of Pandora in Gearbox's 2009 hit Borderlands. Well, waiting will now pay off if you choose to procrastinate this experience even longer: a Game of The Year edition has been announced, with plenty of tempting content for latecomers.
"Borderlands from 2K Games and Gearbox Software was one of the surprise hits in the shooter genre last year. The game's success continued on through three DLC packs that added more missions, more weapons, more enemies and new level caps. Now all three are on sale for hall off this week as part of the Xbox LIVE Deal of the Week."
The latest Playstation Pulse episode revealed the top ten most downloaded add-ons on the Playstation Network of the Playstation 3 during the spring season.
"2K Games have been known as strong supporters of the PlayStation 3 format in the past. Having brought conversions of two highly successful Xbox 360 titles, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and BioShock, to the PlayStation 3’s belated party, as well as continually supporting the format with every title in recent years having hit both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 simultaneously (aside from the various DLC and retail releases of additional content for Grand Theft Auto IV, of course). However, the la..."
"If Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot left a somewhat unpleasant taste in your mouth (like it did with me), you’ll be happy to discover that Knoxx actually has more in common with Zombie Island of Dr Ned. T-Bone Junction is a massive, multi-zone area that’s ready for exploration, houses it’s own story quest along with multiple new side quests. Gearbox wisely aimed this expansion at higher level players (let’s face it, even lazy players should be close to level 50 by now), and with this in mind also..."
Borderlands has released their third round of downloadable content and while the Mad Moxie's Underdome Riot could have been a bit of a let down, this one does not disappoint. Get ready for new vehicles, new enemies, new items and new terrains. With a download of double the size of the previous two, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx DLC will give you plenty to play with. Here's LVLONE's review.