‘Just a complete mess’: Initial impressions of the Borderlands movie are mostly negative
The initial reactions to the Borderlands movie are generally negative.
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Borderlands' OG characters are still "integral to the universe" and Randy Pitchford would be "thrilled" to see them in future games - but they're not in the movie because of Gearbox's Marvel problem
Borderlands' boss has promised that fan favorite characters missing from the upcoming film adaptation are still "integral" to the series.
Gearbox boss says Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was bigger than the first Borderlands: 'It's reasonable for our fans to expect more there'
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford says that Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, the fantasy-themed spinoff from the Borderlands series, was «wildly successful» and that it's reasonable for fans to expect more from the series in the future. Pitchford's comments echo what he said around the launch of Wonderlands, when he said that Gearbox may well have «a new franchise» in the fantasy series.
Borderlands 4: rumors, release date speculation, and more
If it weren’t for the original Borderlands, the looter-shooter genre wouldn’t exist as we know it today. This hybrid RPG FPS from Gearbox not only introduced us to the wild and wacky world of Pandora and Vault Hunters but also the addictive loop of grinding for endless amounts of guns. The sequel was even better, perhaps one of the best video games of all time for some, but the third was a mixed bag. It managed to keep people playing thanks to plenty of DLC and being a great cross-platform game for co-op, but we’ve all been waiting for a fresh adventure on Pandora.
Borderlands boss says fantasy spin-off Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was "wildly successful," and because it was so big "it's reasonable for our fans to expect more there"
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands was a massive success for the Borderlands studio, according to Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford, which means that it's not unrealistic that fans should "expect more there."
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford says he hasn't 'done a good enough job of hiding' the studio's next project, pretty much immediately confirms it's Borderlands
Borderlands is a funny old series—one I have plenty of affection for, clumsy story aside. Its formula hasn't changed much in the past few years, ignoring the industry landslide of looter shooters all becoming live service games in favour of your bog-standard ARPG model, sans some expansion packs and class additions along the way.
New Borderlands Game Could Be Closer Than You Think, Hints Gearbox’s CEO Randy Pitchford
Gearbox's CEO Randy Pitchford has revealed that the "next Borderlands title" is near getting its curtains pulled down and that fans won't have to wait long.
Borderlands boss says fans will be "very, very happy with the next video game" - and "we’re not going to be making people wait for a long time before we announce it"
It's been several years since the last Borderlands game, and with the Borderlands movie just a short distance away, you might be wondering when the franchise will be returning to the interactive realm. Randy Pitchford, head of developer Gearbox, says we're not going to have to wait forever for an answer to that question.