Borderlands: The Secret Armory Of General Knoxx on Playstation 3 Review.

Borderlands’ Secret Armory Of General Knoxx is a return to the form that made Borderlands a hit in the first place, but there are some balancing issues that make some of the encounters frustrating.

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There's Even More Borderlands On The Horizon Folks.

It’s been out for roughly six months now, but we’re still talking about Borderlands. Why? Well mainly because it’s awesome, but partly because 2K keep committing to new content for the game.

Take-Two’s committed to even more content for the game with CEO Ben Feder stating, “We’ll continue to support the title with more digital content.”

That’s just swell Take Two.

Yay! More Borderlands DLC Is Incoming This Week!

Oh hell yes. We’re ready for more Borderlands – and that’s exactly what we’re going to get this week. Gearbox has announced that the latest pack, The Secret Armory Of General Knoxx, will launch on PSN this coming Thursday. That’s like, 2 days away guys!

It’ll cost $8.99 on the American store, so expect something like £7.99 here in the UK.

We’ll have a review of this shortly.

Big Robot Dude Things In Borderlands? Sold.

Seemingly obsessed with the letter ‘X’, Gearbox has announced that the latest Borderlands DLC will be entitled “The Secret Armory Of General Knoxx”. According to the press release it’ll include “never-before-seen enemies in a huge new environment complete with tons of brand new missions”. Great start Gearbox.

We already know the DLC will up the level cap – but Gearbox are yet to detail just how much.

We can’t wait.

Hooray For Increased Level Caps!

After the disappointment of the latest DLC, Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot, our Borderlands addiction is kinda teetering; embedded deep inside but refusing to emerge until we can hit a new level cap.

Seems Gearbox know that, as they’ve announced a level cap increase is due with the game’s next DLC pack, a pack they describe as “the biggest DLC we have made”.

We can’t wait.

Focus On MAG's Squads, And You'll Notice The Game Is Much More Co-op Inspired Than It May At First Seem.

Never in all my years of opinionating have I been more sure of one thing: co-op is the future of online multiplayer. There’ll always be a place in video games for the wrought solo escapades of a tight single-player experience, as will there always be the space for competitive multiplayer — but co-op is the future.

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Borderlands: The Zombie Island Of Dr. Ned (DLC) on Playstation 3 Review.

There’s a carnival-like atmosphere to Borderlands’ first DLC, The Zombie Island Of Dr. Ned, that’s both engaging and comical, despite the worn-out concept of “zombies” and the lack of progress options for Borderlands veterans.

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Borderlands on Playstation 3 Review.

Borderlands is by no means perfect – there are some glaring flaws in its AI and narrative – but, in all honesty, it matters not one iota when you’re blistering through the Arid Badlands with three buddies, shooting Skags in the mouth and completing a seemingly never-ending list of quests. When Borderlands gets you, it gets you good and never lets go.

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If you want to listen to a sexy voice talk about husbands over a root-octave synth bassline then, hey, this Borderlands DLC should have you hooked. Borderlands is the game that just continues to keep pleasing. It’s due to hit the PSN in January.

Take-Two Reckon Borderlands Has The Potential To Become A Huge Franchise.

With huge sales figures in the US, it’s unsurprising to hear publisher Take-Two speak highly of Gearbox’s new IP Borderlands. The publisher described the game as “showing every sign of becoming an important, long-term franchise.”

Interestingly, Gearbox just trademarked the name “Borderworlds”.