Borderlands

Nintendo brought the future of its gaming lineup to life at Fan Expo Canada 2025, where the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 took center stage. From August 21–24, attendees packed Booth 1242 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for a chance to test the company’s next-generation console alongside a strong lineup of first- and third-party titles. I was impressed with the organization and employees at the event with extensive knowledge on each game I played.

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If you are looking for something to play this weekend, there are no shortage of new titles coming to the Nintendo Switch. While things are dominated by collections released by Take Two, Nintendo is also serving up one of their bigger titles this year in Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition! Here are a few releases you can get excited about!

It’s Loot Gaming time! Well, it was last week. It really is disappointing how long it takes these boxes to get to Canada, but I won’t get too upset. Faster ship times means higher costs for Loot Crate, which ultimately means higher costs for consumers. Loot Gaming is always worth the wait though, and this month was no exception. Although we were not huge fans of Loot Crate, Loot Gaming was worth it, as always.  You can get your own…

Backwards compatibility is rolling out to all Xbox One user this holiday, but Microsoft has been busy ironing out all the kinks through their Xbox Preview Program. Today, Microsoft announced that all of the Borderlands games on Xbox 360 will no work on Xbox One, and this is great news considering the next Borderlands title is still a ways off.

It was only a month ago that Randy Pitchford said his studio wasn't working on a new Borderlands title and that hiding work on new titles was pointless, and here we are. Although it's true that Gearbox aren't directly working on Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, a new game set between Borderlands and Borderlands 2, 2K Australia apparently are.

Gearbox has had a great deal of success with their Borderlands franchise, and has several other IPs worth looking into as well. They're not going to let you think something like Borderlands 3 is on its way when it isn't though - apparently nothing like a certain other developer...

Borderlands has a pretty rich world, completed by recognisable and memorable characters. The only downside is all that distracting shooting. That's why it's pretty amazing (and just a little surprising) that Telltale are working on a new set of episodic content based in the world of Borderlands.

Although the season pass for Borderlands 2 ended with the fantastic Assault on Dragon's Keep, Gearbox isn't done with their smash hit action-RPG just yet. During a panel at PAX Australia, Gearbox announced new plans to keep the world of Pandora fresh through the fall, with new 'Headhunter' mission packs and a huge raise to the level cap.

After Borderlands' narrative had disappointed me so many times before, I went into Assault on Dragon's Keep expecting another fun but hollow adventure into the world of Pandora. Instead, I received a gorgeous, wildly entertaining piece of content that not only finds the emotional connection the series has so desperately needed, but does so in the place I'd least expect to find it.