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Borderlands 2 'Add-On Pack' coming February 26
by Steve Watts, Feb 05, 2013 11:00am PSTLike Borderlands before it, Borderlands 2 is getting various bits and bobs of downloadable content bundled together into a single disc-based add-on pack. The "Borderlands 2 Add-On Content Pack" will be available for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on February 26, at a price of $29.99.
The set packs together the first two major expansions, Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty and Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage. Plus it includes Gaige the Mechromancer (who was also a pre-order bonus), the Creature Slaughter Dome battle arena with Mad Moxxi's rocket launcher as a prize, the Gearbox Gun Pack and Skyrocket Grenade, additional heads and skins, and an extra Golden Key. All-in-all Gearbox claims it's $40 worth of content for a cool thirty bucks, which isn't half bad if you missed the content when it was being sold a la carte.
The most recent add-on, Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt isn't included, nor is (obviously) the upcoming fourth expansion that is still unnamed. We wouldn't be surprised to see those two wrapped up with some extra goodies for some future disc-based set too.
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Borderlands 2 is packaging together the first two expansions along with various other bits of downloadable content for a disc-based "Add-On Content Pack." It's coming to consoles on February 26 for $29.99.
Borderlands 2 is packaging together the first two expansions along with various other bits of downloadable content for a disc-based "Add-On Content Pack." It's coming to consoles on February 26 for $29.99. : Shacknews
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I remember back in the counter-strike days, there were certain version that everyone was still playing despite newer versions being out.
I'd much rather have control, maybe like a versioning system like Apple's time machine, so you could go forward and backwards with patches.
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