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Fans of the first two games will enjoy playing this third installment of an entertaining first person shooter game. What is improved in this game is the game map evolution in being able to travel off Pandora and fight on different planets, each with their unique terrain and settings.

The first couple of missions are rather dull, to allow the player to get use to the controls and gameplay. Once the player reaches level 5 and gains access to more weapons, such as the assault rifle and shotgun, it becomes more fun.

The boss level fights are very tough. One way to survive is to run and jump in circles when trying to recharge shields and health. There is no safe place to hide when fighting the level bosses, who do a lot of damage.

This game offers a lot more loot than in the previous two games. I was able to sell the loot and buy a lot more storage deck upgrades for ammo and backpack carrying than in the previous two games. The script is well done too, as the player becomes involved in the war between two rival corporations that make the weapons that are used in the game.

The storyline also takes the player to other weapons makers in the game, in their quest to find the vaults. The offbeat, dark sense of humor continues in this series and play four different character classes, each with their different bonuses and skill paths.

The different weapons and how they handle allows each player to choose their fighting style and which items to keep and use for each mission. Side quests are very important to level up and gain new skills.

It makes the player really think as to which bonuses they want their character to have, based on their game play style. The only detractor to this game is the side quests where the player has to jump around and try to climb things.

It often becomes frustrating and detracts from the main storyline and first person shooting game. People who want to play platform jumping games can play Sonic instead. The rest of us bought this game for first person shooting game action.

Finished the game as a Level 35+ character after completing many of the side quests. Didn’t try the Slaughterhouse side mission as it looked like a frustrating way to waste ammo and lose money getting killed and respawned.

It was tough enough in Borderlands 2. Also skipped the delivery side quests and could finish some of the jump/ climb radio tower side quests. After finishing the campaign, the player can go back and play in mayhem mode to gain more experience and continue to increase their level.

This is a very fun, challenging, and winnable video game for those who like first person shooters.

Incredibly disappointing. I’ve been playing the Borderlands games in couch co-op mode and have absolutely loved them (BL1, BL2, BLPS). However, BL3 has been a HUGE let down for us in couch co-op, which is really the best way to play!! There are so many bugs that it makes the game really frustrating to play.

The Fast Travel system in this game is absolutely pointless, the way points are wrong and don’t tell you where you really need to go if you’re on the wrong map, and if one player is in a menu, it will completely spaz out the other players screen.

All of these issues and more persisted after updates as well. All in all, I don’t recommend this game. Super dissappointing, 2K.

This game is SO FUN!! I really enjoyed this game and it was much better than the prequel. My only issue is the main characters. There was no reason to invest into them like the characters on the first two.

I have only played as the beast master and Irish so far but the other ones just looked boring. I love you can have a big spider with the beast master but his outfit is awful. The Irish is pretty cool but you wouldn’t know that by looking at him.

One of my favorite things about borderlands is this is one of the last few games you can play two player sitting next to each other. I love that.

The Beyblade Burst Surge Speedstorm Glide Roktavor R6 Starter Pack is so much fun. Kids had fun for hours ! Note that this is a Starter Pack. Comes with one spinner. The Stadium is separate. Fun to see the competition.

They already are asking for additional Spinners !.

My boys have always enjoyed playing with BeyBlade toys, and this new BeyBlade is no different! It’s so much fun. The design is really cool and interesting and I really love the new launcher. It’s so easy and simple to set up and even my youngest who is 4 can do it with ease.

What a great toy to play with.

Even after getting out of hospital I was still sick. So my parents made me do a lot of exercises to sweat the flu out. Im finally getting better and I think its time to finally open that box. Thanks for listening to me talk.

My son was super excited to get his new character. But that happiness soon turned to frustration for him. He is 8 and tried to put the armor on himself. Within about 5 minutes he was coming to me asking for my help.

Of course in his excitement he just dumped the pieces out of the box. I found the instructions but they weren’t all that helpful. I finally ended up putting the armor on the character but it even took me about 45 mins! Some pieces snap right into place.

But other pieces take some hard squeezing. Once everything is together, the weapons don’t stay in the characters hands well. It’s basically a shelf collectible.

I’m starting to become a fan of these Fortnite Legendary figures. I’ve never played the game and have no familiarity with the characters, but these figures are amazing. The articulation beats the best Marvel Legends and Star Wars Black Series figures and are quality.

I only have a couple. The ones I look for are often something that can be used in Star Wars or superhero settings. Highly recommended.

The toy arrived on time, and it was in fantastic shape. Great price too. Also, I just love the figure so much. It’s so detailed and well-made, with awesome molding, paint jobs, articulation, and accessories.

Would definitely recommend.

Borderlands: Game of the Year isn’t physically available on PS4 in the UK. It came out in the US, mainly as an exclusive at GameStop (the US version of the UK store – GAME). Upon seeing that the game was region free I looked on here to see if I could get myself a copy of it, even if it was used.

To my delight, I managed to buy a brand new and sealed copy of the game for just under 30 (with free delivery too)! The game plays brilliantly on my UK PS4. Videogame companies really need to try and commission physical copies of these limited release titles in the UK and other places outside of the US.

I managed to get lucky this time. I would have bought the game for 24. 99 on the PS Store, which would have been okay. Nevertheless, holding something I have bought is infinitely better than getting something digitally from a server; a server which will probably stop working someday in the future.

All the joy and trials of the original Borderlands game, now available for the XBox One. I purchased this because I was getting tired of going back and forth between platforms if I wanted to play various Borderlands games.

(Already have The Handsome Collection for XBox One. ) It’s nice to go back to where the stories all began, and play the old character classes. If this does have a drawback, it’s in the multi-player games.

Some issues there that detract quite a bit. But, if you’re only interested in solo play, no problems what so ever. While it’s hard to call playing Borderlands nostalgic, it is. And it’s wonderful.

Great game to get your blood pumping as you cast your dominance over the lands of pandora. You just never know what might be waiting to kill you around the next corner. Not to mention, how perplexing it can be at times when you find a bad ass weapon of badness when your pack is already full of weapons of sure destruction.

I’ve been playing this game off and on for many years and still Love it and it is still full of surprizes every time I pick it back up again. Now if you find that you are having issues activating your pc cd game due to the secureom portion of the install, don’t worry, do what the install tells you all the way up to downloading the activation request file, if any point beyond that fails simply go directly to support.

securom. com /DFA unlock/ just take out the spaces to get to the game verification site to complete the install as for some reason the take 2 site fails to connect to that server to verify your copy of the game.

Goodluck and I hope this helps.

Great Games Workshop set. The models are very well sculpted and each Terminator has a unique look to them. Very easy to magnetize all the weapon arms as well as all the combi-weapon options (I used 2mm x 1mm magnets for this).

In-game wise they’re very strong at the moment and any Death Guard player would benefit from a box or two of these.

These models are some of my favorite Death Guard models, and being able to obtain them was fantastic and they’re slowly coming together as a coherent group of awesome models.

Great models and easy to put together. Nice ranged punch for my melee heavy DG crusade force

It’s awesome! I remember when working for the emperor in the mines of cadia how fun it was to drive one. Then one day the hive arrived and mutated and took over. Gone were my days of driving a mining truck until now!.

Great kit, multiple build options and minimal mould lines. Goblin gaming provided a great discount vs buying from GW directly and delivery was fast and packaged perfectly

Great model and a great unit on the table. I felt like it was an involved build, but definitely worth it in the end.

Great Game at a Great Price. Excellent game, quite funny. Loot mechanisms are exceptional and the guns feel great, particularly the elemental ones. Story isn’t amazing, but the side quests are great fun and the art style is super unique and looks great without sacrificing performance.

Great solo or with friends, and the different skills builds are constantly engaging and provide nigh-instant replay ability. Multiple modes, including a Horde Mode, spice things up after multiple runs of the main campaign.

Ever since I played the first one I was hooked to the game series. Borderlands 3 is a great couch co-op game to play and get lost in! I highly recommend it! I got this game for me and my sister to play.

The characters are fun, unique and all have different skill sets. Different playing styles to match characters. The storyline is great as always! Keeps you hooked throughout the game play. Honestly can not wait for the next one!.

I’m one of those people that tells things the way I see them. I never write reviews to tell people what they want to hear for the sake of getting likes, and I never bash a game for the sake of attracting attention.

Also please take into consideration that reviews are highly subjective and its solely based on my own analysis. With that said, I hate that it comes down to this as I was waiting for this game for some time now, but simply put, Boarderlands 3 just isn’t that great.

I played the heck out of it and even took the entire weekend off, finishing the game and clocking around 35 hours in such a short amount of time. With that said, I will now be selling the game. In Borderlands 3 the player will once again have a nearly limitless array of guns to collect, sell, and use in combat, which makes every pickup potentially exciting.

I will say that this time around the guns feel a little better in some regards, but a billion is far beyond the point of insane. While I would rather have a billion guns over 1 million, as a player I need other aspects to fall back on.

I would take the 1 million over 1 billion without hesitation if other key game elements was raised up to the same level of quality. In other words, an “unlimited” supply of generating guns is not enough to carry the weight of the game.

The problem here is that everything is just so boring. Borderlands 2 had Handsome Jack, a will written villain. The Calypso Twins actions seem redundant, as the means of manipulating the media for their own ends is quickly forgotten.

Even returning characters are forgettable. They will struggle to make any kind of impression but never match the characterization in Borderlands 2. Nothing is funny this time around but everything tries so hard to be.

A lack of creativity also hurts the mission design. Everything has been reduced to the act of going someplace, killing a few people, collecting a object and then returning. The missions feel stretched out in the dumbest ways, as if to pad the games length in the most unreasonable ways.

Borderlands 2 had some of this in a few regards, but it had rhyme behind the reason. This time around nothing clicks and the writing is downright atrocious. Rage 2 got flamed for having bad writing and redundant missions, but rest assure that it is much more worse here.

Even simple tasks are annoying by how many sub-tasks and collectibles turn into busywork by having you run back and forth long distances across the map for no reason at all but to serve as padding to uttermost degree.

The ship the player even uses as a central hub is frustrating with mundane tasks and its a chore to navigate. Almost every mission is painfully bland, never once leading to anything creative and interesting.

Even more strange is even as a new game everything feels very dated, even the vehicles somehow manage to control worse than before. One of the promising changes to Borderlands 3 is the ability to leave the planet of Pandora for different worlds, but each one is seemingly held back by the game’s underlying technology.

Force fields that act as loading screens break up what should be an open-world experience, and the new planets feel more like a change in visual theme than an actual expansion into the outer worlds. The bosses are also horrible and entirely forgettable.

If anything happens after leaving Pandora, I would say the backtracking gets even worse in the second half. How about the combat? The AI is just flat out bad. I would say its just the same but in many cases its even worse than previous games.

Nothing ever seems or feels engaging, it feels nothing has been done after all these years. The player has a few new skills but its not like the A. I ever requires you to use them, its all for show. All this time and technology and nothing has been improved, it simply blows my mind and I don’t understand whats been being done after all these years.

All in all I would rate Borderlands 1 four stars, 2 I would rate five stars, and the Pre-Sequel I would also rate four stars, as I felt it was always a little underrated because it didn’t have the larger scale of 2 or surpass it.

Borderland 3 feels the weakest of the series and there definitely has been a drastic drop in quality. Maybe much of this is do to them losing their best creative director or there could be other factors I’m simply not aware of.

I’ve tried to get into the borderlands games. This is the third one i’ve played. While the colors are vibrant, the dialogue is humorous, and the weapons are cool, the game isn’t fun to play. The physics and map system ruin it.

You can’t move easily. Character moves super slow and jumping is not accurate. The map/objective marker system is not easy to follow at all. If I don’t know where i’m supposed to go, and I can’t easily move around in the game, it doesn’t take long before I just quit playing because it isn’t fun.

Bought this as a replacement for my boyfriend as he has lost his original copy. Box came with a sticker half pealed off on front and top of the box broke slightly (pictures added) with no bits of the missing box inside of the envelope meaning it was like this before shipping.

A bit annoying as I cant give it as a surprise looking like that on the outside but the disc inside is perfectly fine with the booklets inside too. Will just have to give the disc separately from the box! Overall happy with the disc as it wasnt expensive to start off with! Arrived on time and the packaging was secure! :).

Borderlands is a mix of many video game genres which makes it hectic, crazy and most of all fun. First some problems, some people I know who have owned or seen the game do not like the cartoon graphics and I suggest that you watch some game play before buying to make sure you will be able to enjoy the scenery as this style is not for everyone.

Also there are a few bugs I have come across, such as getting stuck (literally) in certain places and having to either kill yourself to get to the last checkpoint or reloading a save. There are also the usual bugs found in most RPG’s – enemies getting stuck in walls, freezing (not as much as fallout and skyrim though) etc.

However all of these are to be expected in most games of its scale and do not hinder game play too much. To the good points – There are lots of guns, lots and lots of guns. Running around collecting more, selling old ones and upgrading new ones occurs frequently.

The character you choose also effects gun skill, the hunter for example likes snipers while the soldier likes combat rifles and by using certain classes of guns you rank up your proficiency in that class increasing damage and accuracy.

Also, the game play is great, a mix of FPS action while all the time being an open world RPG and scavenge based loot collector game (yeah I really meant many genres) but it all fits together so well and had not been seen before the game came out which makes it so different from generic shooters.

Thirdly, the co-op game play is brilliant, playing with friends, completing quests and having fun is amazing, it feels rewarding and is fun for as long as the game is, (which is very long. ) With all side quests this game can take over a day in play time easily and you may want to keep going with the four add ons included in this edition, 2 of them are very fun and the other 2 are ok and worth playing but not as memorable.

I don’t like to end reviews talking about the start of the game however you always save the best for last. The intro is amazing, the song and introduction to the four main characters are brilliant and you want to watch it over and over again, if you watch the introduction then you want to play the game it is that good.

I would highly recommend this game for the price at the moment and although it has its flaws they are highly outweighed by good points. Get this before Borderlands 2 comes out in a few months. Remember this game did not win game of the year for nothing!.

The #Battlefield series never fails to entertain. Unlike #CoD, Battlefield simulates warfare on a large scale. The campaign modes are not great but the multiplayer gameplay is epic. The maps are huge and rich in places to hide, play sniper or ambush.

Players can also command or ride in numerous vehicles including tanks, APC’s, Jeep’s, fighter jets, attack helicopters and boats. Most armed to the teeth. Where CoD has a more of an arcade feel, Battlefield plays more like a wartime simulation.

Vivid, beautifully rendered and every match plays very differently. Players can configure numerous weapons and classes and can specialize in becoming better at assaulting targets, supporting operations and becoming a deadly sniper.

The game is also a memory hog and will always play better on newer faster systems.

I can sum up why “Battlefield 3” didn’t “hit the mark” for me in just a few words. IT WOULD NOT LOAD UP ON MY WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM COMPUTER. On your review options above, I had to choose simply between the graphics being “Good” or “Bad.

” I chose “Good” from my viewing examples of the game in progress on “U-Tube” and from various written reviews of the game. Also, as I already owned (and successfully play) the excellent “Battlefield 2 – Bad Company” I assumed (sadly very wrongly) that “Battlefield 3” would be similar in its ease of loading and playing.

This strongly led me to purchase “Battlefield 3. ” What a disappointment! In conclusion. I think that the games manufacturers and programmers are increasingly rushing out games without sorting the “glitches” out.

It is such a shame when in many cases, the previous series of the games worked perfectly. Sadly, I’ve been put off buying any secondhand games that were produced after 2010. Fortunately, I do have over a dozen perfectly workable F.

P. S games I can still enjoy! Yours sincerely,.

Let me start this off that I am not a fanboy of any specific shooter, just good games. I have both xbox 360 and PS3 and am unbiased in my reviews as I enjoy both for different reasons. On to the review.

First, I have no idea what all the negative reviews are for. The game isn’t without a few flaws, but in no way warrants a 1 star review. This is EA’s blockbuster shooter that’s set to compete with Infinity Wards MW3 for the calendar year of 2011.

A lot of time an energy went into the game (and they even released multiple betas on all platforms to ensure they were meeting their customer’s demands). Here is what you need to know: Game Specifications: – The game ships on multiple discs.

– Disc 1: CO-OP/Multiplayer/High Resolution Textures (requires 1. 5GB for the installation of the high resolution textures if you want them (THEY ARE OPTIONAL)) – Disc 2: Campaign – Thoughts: The game is enormous and can’t be fit onto one disc.

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. You’re trying to run a game on hardware that’s 5-6 years old. Due to the restriction of DVD sizes, compromises had to be made. I’m OK with this and you should be too.

If you have a 4GB console, you may have to opt out of using the high resolution textures. However, the game can still be played without them; it’s just not as pretty. Multiplayer Review: Good: – The main reason many people buy this game is for the multiplayer, which I can say as a Battlefield Veteran that this doesn’t fall shy of expectations.

It plays similar to Battlefield Bad Company 2, which is a good thing. The settings were tweaked from the initial beta release. It isn’t call of duty, so don’t expect it to play that way. It’s slightly slower, meaning that decision have a greater impact to the game.

The Good A ton of great mission writing and dialogue Enticing loot and experience rewards Intriguing skill trees Rich, inviting gameworld. The Bad Spoken messages sometimes interrupt each other One character ability is not substantially different from the core gunplay Inelegant split-screen save system.

There were a lot of things that made Borderlands such a great game when it came out three years ago: the hardscrabble planet, the oddball characters, the hostile creatures, the diverse missions, the abundant loot, the powerful skill trees, and the novelty of all these things combined in a cooperative first-person shooter.

In Borderlands 2, the novelty is gone, but all of the other elements are back and better than ever. This sequel doubles down on the successes of the original and shores up its shortcomings, improving the familiar formula and delivering dozens and dozens of hours of immensely entertaining gameplay.

Perhaps the most notable difference is that Pandora now feels like a vibrant, living place. What once was a lonely frontier planet populated primarily by savage men and feral beasts is, well, still a planet populated primarily by savage men and feral beasts.

But it isn’t so lonely anymore, thanks to an expanded cast of diverse and entertaining characters. Many familiar faces return, including the delusional robot, Claptrap; the hayseed mechanic, Scooter; and the bawdy vixen, Moxxi.

The four playable characters from the first game are back as well, and they each play a robust role in the story (and have way more spoken lines than ever before). There are some delightful new additions too, such as the arrogant antagonist, Handsome Jack, and the teenage demolitionist, Tiny Tina.

Random townsfolk also have a few things to say, no longer content with mute or monosyllabic responses, and even the bandits you fight have a broader range of context-sensitive taunts. The huge amount of high-quality voice acting required to bring this world to life is fueled by excellent writing, which provides some genuinely nasty tirades and surprisingly tender moments amid the avalanche of laugh-out-loud funny lines.

The breadth of personalities invigorates your adventure and makes Pandora a lively, engrossing place, the kind of place it fell short of being in the first game. The only drawback to the sheer volume of communication is that sometimes conversations are cut off by other incoming messages before you can hear them through.

This doesn’t pose any barrier to progression, but with dialogue this good, you don’t want to miss a word. If you apply this same philosophy to exploration, Borderlands 2 will keep you busy for a very, very long time.

The environments of Pandora are more vibrant and diverse this time around, and the eye-catching artistic aesthetic is enlivened with a richer color palette and more clever details. Textures sometimes load sluggishly when you’re entering new areas and occasionally look rough upon close inspection, but this is still a visually appealing world.

Diligent explorers will find both lovely vistas and amusing sights–the humor of the writing extends into the environmental design as well. There are tons of areas to visit during the course of your adventure, some of which you won’t even see if you don’t stray far from the main story missions.

The mission system is one area in which small tweaks have a noticeable impact. The onscreen checklist updates you of any mission.

I love this game. Lot’s of powerful weapons and each weapon has lots of variations a gun might seem at a glance to be on the week side and with little monetary value but then you notice it has a special ability like for example the round may explode on impact doing serious damage or it may burst into a fireball setting them on fire.

The weapons alone really keep you entertained for hours. The game play itself is great. It lets you roam all over the world questing for this and that taking jobs as you like and you will like trust me.

If you like games like Halo you will like this game. I especially like the cars you get to drive, they blow Halo cars away I think. IN Halo you either drove or you manned the gun but here you can fire two different guns from the driver seat and then if you want to really unleash hell on them stop and hit triangle and you quickly jump to the big gun.

Also if you can’t seem to find your way into a city with high walls, just look around for something that might look like a huge ramp and go for it, hitting rocket boosters as you approach the top. LOL Should you buy this game? Everyone should have this game in their collection.

I wish I had of invested in it sooner but at least I got it for a good price. Oh, I am 45 years old so I may see things a bit different than some one half my age. My grandson didn’t care for the black outline look of everything but it didn’t bother me at all.

Not every game has to look like Call of Duty but if that’s what you have to have to make your tiddly wink you may be a little turned off by the look but if your looking for a really good game that gives you plenty to do and room to do it in and the firepower to make them pay, step right up.

May contain spoilers. I’ll try not to state anything not already shown in trailers. Borderlands 2 plays very differently from the original. While it keeps the base elements of RPG progression and large intertwining storyline of the original there are alot of changes to the gameplay.

Elemental damage is generally pointless on an enemy type unless it is specifically designed for it (e. g. Shock damage weapons are only useful on shielded enemies, whereas on the original shock damage would still rack up more damage than a non elemental weapon), a new elemental type has been introduced: “Slag”, when a enemy is slagged it allows you to deal double the original amount of damage you would normally deal.

The AI in the game have been improved alot (in the original, if you hit a skag in a vehicle it would either splat or stay on your bumper doing damage, but in borderlands 2 if you hit an animal with a vehicle, you bowl it over).

There are a bunch of new enemies including: threshers, goliaths and stalkers. Weapon manufacturers now have different specialities (e. g. Jakobs from borderlands 1 used to specialise in powerful weaponry but fired very slowly, in borderlands 2 jakobs weapons fire as fast as you can pull the trigger, but aren’t much more powerful anymore.

) S&S munitions no longer exist. Eridian weapons have been replaced with E-Tec weapons that can be found by every manufacturer and tend to fire either spikes, railgun shots, or plasma balls. The skill tree from the first game is very similar but instead of one tree with three sides it now shows three different sides.

Instead of elemental artifacts that you would equip in the first game you now have “relics” which equip to your player for added bonuses. Borderlands 2 now supports splitscreen over the net and LAN as well allowing you to play online with a friend.

Borderlands 2 keeps the humor of the original and does a very good job of making you hate the main enemy handsome jack, by the time you fight him. It could use a few patches as items tend to fall through the map from time to time which can become frustrating especially when it is a mission based retrieveal item.

Borderlands 2 doesn’t feel like borderlands, but it is still a great game, and deftinitely one not to be missed.

Since Borderlands 2, I have awaited the next installment for the current generation. I don’t really count the Pre-Sequel as that came across as a very “shoe-horned” stopgap to our wait for the actual game that is Borderlands 3.

This game has had numerous updates, and 3 DLC releases (4th is soon to come out later this month), and even with all the new added content it still seems just a bit too broken to truly feel like something of quality.

Balancing issues, buggy game play, what feels like a complete lack of quality story telling and character development. Characters like Tina are all but completely absent aside from sort of dropping in on a couple of missions here and there.

But she isn’t the Tiny Tina we have come to love. Her grown up persona is very lacking, and contrived at best. Balancing is a horrible downfall for this game. They got rid of the slag nonsense, but now enemies will go from being somewhat beatable at harder difficulties to complete bullet sponges at just the next difficulty from there.

Drop rates for weapons are a bit absurd, but you never seem to get any weapon of quality with all that you are seeing drop after defeating higher level enemies. So you end up grinding at lower levels just to get a weapon that can allow you to move up 1 level of difficulty.

Then you rinse and repeat. It’s a terrible experience and doesn’t have a fracction of the replay value that BL2 had/has, All in all this is a huge disappointment for those of us that have waited something like a decade to have this game.

Gearbox really messed this thing up.

Decided to pick up Borderlands 3 as it was on sale and I heard good things about it from friends. After playing 20+ hours, I think I am hooked. The gun sounds in this game are magnificent & the shootouts are quite intense.

I ended up playing for 3 hours straight the first night I got it (far longer than I usually play). Sure, there are a few glitches & bugs here and there but it’s still a solid game. I definitely suggest picking it up if it’s on sale.

Only negative is claptrap and a few other characters. They’re utterly annoying. I’m told this is the way all Borderlands games are though so I just mute it when anyone’s talking. Lol.

This game is so much fun and different from the others. This is the most interesting part to learn about the game and how jack became a bad guy. Plus how cool clap trap can be in the game💕

While yes it is amazing to have another borderlands game I think it kind of strayed away and just didn’t have the same appeal and repeat feel as the other two games.

Cheap Fun game, Quick fast purchase and shipping.

If you love the series but are starting over your game collection on Xbox 360 this is a great addition. The borderlands trilogy has such a compelling story that starts off slow and gains so much depth.

The dark, cell shaded, cartoony characters with dark humor, combine nicely and leave you wanting more. Its a unique take on the RPG genre by combining it Fps mechanics and heavy RNG that creates millions of possibilities when it comes to weapons.

However with the core game set aside there are a few overlooked problems buying this specific bundle. If you are using an Xbox One you will find that the games are all backwards compatible. However they are not marked as “Game of the Year Edition” disks and just as regular copies of the games, so if you try to install the included dlc disks, THEY WILL NOT WORK.

You will be stuck with the standard version of each game, being forced into buying the Season pass to each respective game if you plan to play on an Xbox One (90$ all together) if you are simply looking to play on an Xbox 360 with no chance of wanting to play on next gen consoles this is a must buy pack for you.

However if you want to up your game and buy these games to play on Xbox one. You’ll find that its best to purchase the “Handsome Collection” it comes with both Borderlands 2and The Pre-Sequel (Space Australia) bundled onto one disc, with all the DLC included.

Then if you buy a game of the year edition of the original Borderlands, all the Dlc will download automatically. Overall the borderlands series is a very underrated one, and will always hold a place in my heart, but until the triple pack receives a very well deserved backwards compatibility update, it heavily reduces its value and overall buying worth, leaving it at 3 stars.

This is all three borderlands games including all the downloadable content for $24? This is a really good deal. The pre-sequel game is not my favorite but the first two are absolutely huge and provide hours and hours of tight, adventuring game play.

If you like first person shooters and haven’t played these, get em’!.

The Borderlands Triple pack, in my opinion, is way better than the Handsome Collection. The only problem I had with it was what I thought was a lack of DLC. But upon further inspection you come to find that Tiny Tina’s Assault on Dragons Keep is on the DLC disk for Borderlands 1, and Torgues Campaign of Carnage is located on Borderlands the Pre-Sequel.

I hope this helps anyone planning on purchashing it, and I highly recommend purchasing it.

This is a great game, one of the funniest games from telltales since Sam and Max. The comedy is well done, and the story does a great job balancing out the drama as well. Especially love Rhys and Fiona.

Troy baker and Laura bailey are great at voicing these characters. I also like that unlike the ps3 version, the loading times are much faster, allowing me to get straight into the action. There are some issues, like some bugs in the game.

In episode 4 credits, it glitches out, showing the level glitched in the credits. And like the ps3 version, the ending credits in episode 5 abruptly stop, which I thought they fix in this version. There also the framerate, which can dip down a little bit.

I recommend the PC version if you want smooth framerates with no bugs.

I’ve never played borderlands (don’t crucify me, i own 2 of them I just haven’t gotten to them yet lol). That being sad, I still found this game incredibly enjoyable and found myself invested in the storyline.

Highly recommend for any Telltale fans, Borderlands fans, or anyone looking for a fun story based game.

I love the Borderlands franchise. I’ve played these games more than any other by far but this Tales From The Borderlands is complete RUBBISH. Not because of the format but because the controls will not respond.

I could not get past the very first loader bot encounter before I snapped the disc into pieces. It is unfathomable that this game was ever released or that so many ding dongs give this rubbish positive reviews.

I don’t know which is worse. BE WARNED STAY AWAY FROM THIS TITLE.