From VG247: "Fallout 3 had set the world on fire and was halfway through a victory tour of DLC. Doom developer id Software was busy selling us on a blasted desert ahead of Rage. And in the middle was Borderlands, a photorealistic FPS from the developer of Brothers in Arms. It didn’t matter that all three belonged to different genres, building on The Elder Scrolls, Doom, and Diablo respectively; they were all deeply brown games about frontier life in the wasteland. Gearbox knew that if it didn’t take drastic action, Borderlands was destined to be a footnote in an industry trend for muddy vistas."
Though far from the best version, this does a mostly good job of bringing this snarky sci fi shooter to the Switch.
The upcoming Borderlands movie adaption is due for release in 2024 and "it's Bananas" says director Eli Roth recently.
Borderlands 3: Ultimate Edition Switch has been revealed for Nintendo Switch and is already confirmed to release in October 2023.
Really like the series but each one seems more of the same to me. Needs a mix up. Tiny Tina was ok at 1st but overall meh.
you can only make a 1st person looter shooter so much different.
fans dont play it for the ganeplay but more for the story i would assume.
i know i did. and cause i liked the characters
The first 3 games were great on the Switch so I'm sure this one will be good.
Hate to say it but this was a bad game I don't see the merit in porting it unlike the first 2
Borderlands is photorealistic? Are you sure about that?
Borderlands was never photorealistic. It wasnt as cartoonish, but it was always cellshaded!