Gearbox Software reveals Borderlands 4 will suffer the very rare reverse delay, saying it is now expected to launch on September 12th. The looter-shooter was previously expected on September 23rd. Since then Bungie announced extraction shooter Marathon would also arrive on September 23rd. But if this is intended to dodge some direct competition, it should be noted that Grand Theft Auto VI is also due in Q3 of this year, so perhaps Gearbox has some inside knowledge from parent Take-Two Interactive of when that will arrive. This post discusses, but does not explain the news, confusingly offering the previous Official Launch Date Trailer which now shows the wrong date. Word is we can expect a Gameplay Deep Dive showcase tomorrow at 5:00 pm EDT. Here's word:
Back in our Launch Date Trailer, we showcased a taste of the explosive action, fearsome enemies, and powerful loot that await you. Since then, we've announced that Borderlands 4's launch has moved up to September 12, 2025, meaning you'll get to enjoy the looter shooter action even earlier!
In this upcoming State of Play, strap in with Creative Director Graeme Timmins and Senior Project Producer Anthony Nicholson for over 15 minutes of developer-guided gameplay, including missions, killer weapons, exciting Action Skills, new and returning characters, and more.
Jivaro wrote on Apr 29, 2025, 16:40:Veinman wrote on Apr 29, 2025, 16:27:
What is this terms of service stuff people are talking about? What was changed?
"Gearbox Software's Terms of Service (ToS) allows for changes, suspension, or discontinuation of its online services at any time, including the availability of features or content. They also have the right to terminate or suspend access to online services and accounts immediately, without prior notice, for any reason. Additionally, Gearbox can modify, alter, or sunset services for various reasons, including improving services, fixing bugs, or addressing new technical requirements."
As mentioned, this is retroactive. So while these types of "warnings" are normal for modern games OR can be considered a "heads up - buyer beware" for new games.....this has been slammed on their old games as well....which is why everyone is EXTRA pissed*.