
Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition
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Planet Pandora is a sparsely populated wasteland where the rule of law gets rewritten daily in the smoke of the last gun battle. Civilization consists of small outposts on the fringe of human influence, in an area called the Borderlands. Pandora's one tourist attraction is a mythical Vault supposedly packed with fantastic riches.
Fortune hunters, corrupt corporate mercenaries and lowlife hoodlums roam the landscape, searching under every grain of sand for the treasure. Since most intelligent life on Pandora has the occupation of Vault Hunter, society has gone to hell - making the outposts and outback areas more than just a little dangerous.
Features
- Unique hybrid role playing shooter that combines frantic first-person shooting action with accessible role-playing character progression.
- Super sharp graphics style gives Borderlands a unique comic book come-to-life look.
- Co-op Frenzy – drop in and out with up to 4 player co-operative for a maniacal multiplayer experience
- Millions of randomly generated guns! Choose your weapon from rocket-launching shotguns, enemy-torching revolvers, and tons more.
- Huge single-player game with four playable characters and endless replayability.
- Contains all 4 add-on packs adding enormous value to an already amazing game.
Shopper Reviews
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Frame rate too slow, but still okay.





My system exceeds the requirements, but on the lowest settings, and resolution 1024-768, I still get slow frame rates.
The game looks beautiful on high settings, but it's frame rate is too slow for my system. If you have something similar to a mbp-2.88ghz, 4gb ram, a Nvdia9600GT video card, I'd suggest not getting it. You need a faster cpu, and better card really. -
Gunplay and Art.... All Rolled Into One!





Couple the art-style with the immaculate gunplay and you get a game that is screaming to be played. The story in Borderlands, though not as fleshed out as it could have been, still adds to the action contained within the game. The quest for the 'perfect gun' keeps you ripping through enemies and bosses who may hold a weapon that is truly spectacular. It is this weapon-centric mechanic and the toonish-beautiful art style that separates this game from other shooters. I am very grateful this game came to Mac OSX. Let's hope Borderlands 2 does the same!
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