Borderlands: Game of the Year

Borderlands: Game of the Year Listed on ESRB

Gearbox has some big surprises for its upcoming panel at PAX East, and everyone expects to see at least two brand new announcement during the panel. While Borderlands 3 and a new IP are more than likely to be revealed, ESRB website has listed Borderlands: Game of the Year for current-gen consoles, but not Switch.

It’s a little weird that 2K games has decided to ignore Nintendo Switch, while Borderlands: Game of the Year neither requires a high spec hardware nor its original version was released on previous Nintendo consoles. However, if you own a PC, PS4 or Xbox One, you can rest assured that the game will drop on your platform. It is rated for Mature audience but no release date has been leaked yet.

Borderlands: Game of the Year once released back in 2009, featuring all the DLC that the game had been received before, but the new one seems to either has new DLC or in-game contents, as it will feature in-game purchases according to ESRB. More information will definitely come out on March 28 during PAX East and Gaming Instincts will let you know as new details gone public either by Gearbox or other insiders.

Borderlands originally became available in 7th generation, representing a first-person shooter set in a dangerous world with its iconic graphical design that received positive feedback from both media and the community. It’s sequel, Borderlands 2, got released 3 years later in 2012 and since then, we haven’t heard any official news on the franchise’s third entry until now that everyone hopes to see borderlands 3 appearing on PAX East screens.

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