Sure enough, Gearbox have announced a Game of the Year edition for their favourite shoot-o-game, including all four DLC. When it comes out on the 12th of October, we're told it'll cost $49.99. It even comes with a map of the various play areas in Borderlands. Borderlands was a great experience, but pretty much ruined by the bumpy netcode at launch (I'm still scraping third party networking apps like Hamachi out of my rig at home). It's worth a second chance even if it should have been working at launch. Man, if only they'd released it on some sort of distribution network with in-built multiplayer infrastructure, you know?
Obsidian says it won't chase huge profits or grow aggressively, and that's how it's going to last 100 years in the RPG business: 'Are we serious? Yes'
Skyrim stealth archers and NCR Ranger wannabes rejoice: I'm 45 hours into Avowed's hardest difficulty as a glass cannon gunslinger and I've loved every minute of it
