@prince__vlad You just made me sign in to prove you wrongSure, a game needs so high end graphics to be a good game, but just because it doesnt have REALISTIC graphics, doesnt make it a bad game.Lets look at Skyrim for example.Skyrim had originally started of as art sketches that seemed to have no life at all, no visual effects to make it seem real. Then the art managers decided that since the game revolves around you and only you, there should be realistic graphics. On the other hand, Borderlands 2 has made it quite visible that their style of art choice is no accident, but stupid people like you cant see through the concept art graphics. You should never judge a game by its graphics. Without good GAMEPLAY, and a STORYLINE that captivates you, with an ONLINE COMMUNITY, and a WIDE VARIETY OF EVERYTHING, a game cannot be good. Lets take LAIR for exampleOverall, LAIR was a shitty game, with no real motive but to show off some graphics. This was a visually appealing game which drew in a lot of attention, and the factor that killed this game was its GAMEPLAY. If you have no sense of great GAMEPLAY, then you HAVE NO GAME. Simple as that.All in all, I expect Borderlands 2 to be quite a magnificent game, all round, especially graphic wise, because if you look at what they have done to the concept art, and how they made it vibrant an stand out, you would be amazed. Another thing is the online community. This game is based around its only community, which adds the 4 player story line, and ever so draws more people in to play the game, not to say that they dont have a strong single player campaign to back onto. The story line is revolving around your own choices and what you become of yourself. So please, do not judge a game by its graphics.
Borderlands 2 opens up September 18
2K Games details preorder bonuses for Gearbox's latest postapocalyptic shooter/RPG hybrid; new trailer inside.
Take-Two has had its fair share of problems getting games out the door, but it appears as if the Gearbox-developed Borderlands 2 won't have that problem. Today, 2K Games confirmed Borderlands 2 will arrive within its projected 2012 window, having scheduled the game on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC for September 18 in the United States and for September 21 in the UK.
Along with debuting a new sizzle reel for the game (below), 2K Games outlined Borderlands 2's preorder bonuses. In-game items are the theme of the preorder pack, with the publisher promising access to the Gearbox gunpack, which includes a handful of starter golden guns, as well as a golden key that can be used to unlock a special chest in the city of Sanctuary.
Lastly, the pack includes the Vault Hunter's Relic, which impacts gamers' loot-finding capabilities. Those interested in picking up the aforementioned bonuses with their preorders can do so through the game's official website or at certain retailers.
For more information, check out GameSpot's previous coverage of Borderlands 2.
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