On September 23, Borderlands 4 was supposed to see the light of day, but surprisingly, the release was now a little preferred.
So far, Borderlands has been extremely successful, as was the offshoot around Tiny Tina. Accordingly, some players are likely to look forward to the release. There is now good news for those, because 2K games and Gearbox software have preferred the appointment, which is known to be not necessarily common these days.
Instead of September 23, the developers now state September 12 as a planned release date, so at least eleven days earlier than assumed. 2K and Gearbox have not commented on the reasons.
It can be natural that the game makes faster progress, but it may also be the case that the house in Take-Two is the open release date of GTA 5, because nobody, not even in-house products (Rockstar belongs to Take-Two), want to stand in the way of the titan. In one Posting on X It is only said that the decision was made after careful consideration as well as a number of meetings and play tests.
At the same time, there is also a lot of news about the game itself. A new Playstation State of Play will take place tomorrow at 11 p.m. During a 20-minute live stream, new weapons, skills, missions and more are to be presented, on the Twitch and YouTube channel from PlayStation.
So if you are already full of anticipation and want to learn more about the game, you have a long Wednesday evening ahead of you. It will be interesting to see what GearBox has spread in the almost six years, the last part appeared.
