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Video game players love a good challenge, and they often take it upon themselves to try outlandish ways to play their favorite games - from streamers beating Elden Ring with a dance pad to defeating Destiny raids solo. One person, though, has gone above and beyond by managing to play all three of the mainline Borderlands games, as well as the Pre-Sequel, at the same time.
Have you ever wanted to mash up the vampiric horrors of Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines with the cel-shaded comic book aesthetic of Borderlands? Well, look no further, because the upcoming first-person shooter Trust from Byte Barrel appears to be just that.
The live-action Watch Dogs movie, which began principal photography back in July, has now completed filming. As Ubisoft announced on the hate site formerly known as Twitter, «run film_wrapped.exe(#watchdogsmovie.mp4)».
Borderlands 3 is officially five years old as of today, September 13, and developer Gearbox is celebrating the milestone with another Shift Code dishing out a bunch of free loot. You have until October 13 to redeem it, and this code is only good for Borderlands 3, unlike the "most valuable" code in the series' history, which was recently uncovered by fans.
The Borderlands movie has finally limped out of theaters, culminating in total box office takings that barely covered its marketing costs.
The theatrical run of the Borderlands film is over, and much like my very brief career as a cook at KFC, it did not end well and nobody is surprised. After flopping badly (I mean, badly) in its opening weekend, movie industry research and data firm The Numbers (via Forbes) says Borderlands managed to draw in a total of just under $31 million globally—a fraction of what it cost to make and market.
There's a new mod for Borderlands 3 in development that replaces the operative Zane with the marksman Mordecai from the original Borderlands. Mordecai's absence from the critically panned Borderlands movie left fans scratching their heads, but, luckily, our favorite bird boy is getting some love from the community.
Last month, controversial director Uwe Boll - best known for a string of not-great-at-best video game movie adaptations - took aim at the Borderlands movie's commercial failure. Unfortunately for Boll, what went around has come around, as he's been forced to cancel the crowdfund for his new movie after drawing in just $850 of his $2.5 million goal.