Games came in great condition. Did have a few bugs, might be my ps3, but thought i mention them anyway. Bioshock took a good day to load up, Borderlands crashes whenever i go to multiplayer (online or local), and Xcom crashed the first few times i started it up.

When I was playing Borderlands I really just could not help but notice the enormous amount of wasted potential that was simply everywhere in the game. You are able to conjure up an all-terrain vehicle to help you get around Pandora, for example, but why stop there?

NOTE: I am reviewing only the single-player portion of this game, as I never exposed myself to co-op multiplayer; If you must take the following review with a grain of salt as a result, awesome, because you should probably be doing that anyway

I'll tackle one of my more minor complaints first: the game's story is pathetically lacking; What's most annoying about this is that it has every opportunity to be thoughtful, engaging, and memorable; It is none of these things.

The game is okay but not for me. It is REALLY boring to play solo and feels lifeless even with friends online. There is like barely any story and doesn't really feel like a good rpg.

The graphics are beautiful and the game offers a great single player mode that is mission based. The multi-player leaves something to be desired but is good none the less. I originally bought this for my first person shooter freak of a fiancee who loves these types of games, but once I saw that he...

Its very different from any other game I have played. The graphics are different than your average game its more comical than any thing else. The gameplay is amazing it has a wide variety of missions and places that you can go to and there isn't anything like smashing some bandits head in a shoot...

When you play alone, you feel lonely! BUT WHEN YOU HAVE MORE PEOPLE ESPECIALLY FRIENDS, IT IS THE MOST AMAZING EXPERIENCE OF YOUR LIFE!

I need more loot…. Loot – we all love it, right? Anyone who has ever played any RPG or shooter tends to enjoy the different weapons, armour etc. as an integral part of the game. Well, imagine a title where the variation in guns is nearly infinite.

Loot – it rocks; cartoon style adds heaps of atmosphere; ma-hoosive amounts of game; and varied tone between expansions; top notch co-op action; but single player is still good fun; incredibly e

Some repetition of characters, the game can get very easy if you grind a bit, vs; mode is shallow, Mad Moxxi expansion in general (apart from the bank

After the release of the first DLC for Borderlands 2, Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty , left me – and probably you – wanting more, since it didn't really add anything new gameplay or story wise, you're probably interested to know if Torgue's Campaign of Carnage will live up to the rest of...

If you were to take a pinch of everything you liked about videogames from the last five years, stir it up and let it simmer to a nice heat – you'd end up with Borderlands. Gearbox had at pre-release billed this game as an RPS (Role Playing Shooter).

A Fresh Experience; takes the best of lots of games to make them its own; four player co-op offline and online

- Slow Start; lonely World; no Storage for decent weapons

(First off, a quick apology for not getting this review up sooner, for the past two weeks I have been sitting in exams room, and have been genuinely exhausted, now I have a day off and have finally got a chance to get my teeth into this DLC and write up this review.