Finally, a videogame with the balls to depict the generic post-apocalyptic wasteland as it really will be: utterly boring and lifeless. Borderlands takes place on Pandora, an Arizona-like planet where the bleakness is offset by its cel-shaded-esque appearance.

Love the game. Had a steam copy with wanted a hard copy. Cant beat the EGGS price. Purchased for a single digit number

Lots of fun; Better in multiplay mode with each person representing a different class; Billions of different types of guns

Tuff to find a really great gun

First off, if you must get it, don't get the PC version. It's buggy, the multiplayer is lacking, and it releases and updates behind the consoles. If you DID get it, well, let's try to focus on the positive.

Borderlands is a fun game that is marred by a thin story, simple quest design, lack of customization options and no dedicated servers. But don't let such flaws stop you from checking it out.

If you can get past all the problems that plague the PC version, you'll discover an extremely fun and addicting FPS that sprinkles in some RPG elements, and a "bazillion" guns, to create a unique experience unlike anything else.

Borderlands is definitely better for shooter fans interested in RPGs, rather than RPG fans looking for more action.

Borderlands is an undeniably fun game with a killer concept, innovative game mechanics, a gorgeous art style, and kick-ass cooperative gameplay, but it also includes some frustrating design choices that require the player to bend to the limitations of the game.

Amazing combat; millions of possible weapons; fun mashup gameplay

Friends must be same level for multiplayer; no mini-map; no world map; no goal marker in fast travel

Borderlands se déroule sur la planète Pandore qui a longtemps accueilli des colons en quête de richesse et de prospérité. Ces derniers ont malheureusement du se confronter à la réalité, une dure réalité qu'affrontera aussi le joueur.

Le style graphique; Le jeu à plusieurs; La durée de vie; L'aspect RPG

Textures lentes à charger; Scénario simple; Bestiaire limit

(continued from previous page) ...You'll split experience points and money, but loot is left open as a free-for-all. You can duel your friends anywhere, but there are specific arenas built for multiplayer dual battles.

The co-op experience is one of the best on the market; The countless loot scattered through the world; The striking; artistic visual quality

The repetitive quests; The lack of a strong storyline; Glitches that got us stuck in awkward situations

Ten years is a long time. Wait, I think I've started a review this way already. Anyways, Namco Bandai's Tales series has now been in North America for ten years, and with this auspicious landmark, the popular franchise has made its way to the new generation of consoles with Tales of Vesperia .