Quizá ya sepan de mi obsesión por Borderlands: Juego borderlands, como borderlands, vivo borderlands. Demonios, hasta he fabricado mi propio claptrap de papel que no duró más de 15 segundo en pié. Pero bueno, lo importante aquí es que Take-Two Interactive anunció ayer que el título ya pasó los 2 millones de títulos vendidos.
Además, aseguran, que el título será un franquicia clave para Take-Two. Esperemos eso signifique que el mentado Boderworlds ya esté en desarrollo.
Entre que sale el nuevo DLC (el que va después de la Isla Zombie del Dr. Ned), Gearbox ha sacado un nuevo parche que soluciona varios problemillas bastante enfadosos en el juego. Esta actualización ya está disponible para Xbox 360 y próximamente lo estará para PlayStation 3, mientras que para PC está en proceso de prueba.
La lista de mejoras y arreglos es la siguiente:
Acéptolo, no he comprado la Isla Zombie del Dr. Ned, pero soy bien fan de Borderlands y me emocioné cuando dijeron que probablemente harían un segundo título. Hace unos días se regó la noticia de que Gearbox, desarrolladores de Borderlads, ha registrado una nueva marca con intenciones de hacer un videojuego con un título bastante… ¿Raro?
«Borderworlds» es el nuevo título. No hay que dejarnos engañar, esto no significa ni que estén trabajando en ello, ni que vaya a salir en realidad. Pero imaginar un mundo más grande, muchas armas, más skills, más clases, una mejor historia y modalidades expandidas de cooperativo y competitivo, hace que me emocione de sobremanera.
Ahora sólo me queda seguir jugando Borderlands, con su permiso.
Raro era no ver a algún jugador intentar este clásico glitch, lo único que necesitaremos es estar en una partida de un colega. Tiramos los objetos que queramos al suelo, y en vez de salirnos de la partida de la manera habitual, lo hacemos mediante el dashboard, ya que de esa forma no guardaremos los cambios (en el ejemplo se utiliza Xbox360, pero debería funcionar también en PS3).
Después, volvemos a ejecutar el juego y nos unimos a la partida del colega, y comprobaremos que, efectivamente, nuestros objetos siguen en el mismo sitio donde los dejamos, y a además conservaremos lo que teníamos equipado, fácil, ¿no creen?.
Via: GameVideos
Mis conocidos y uds, queridos lángaros, han notado cierto patrón mío: hablo sobre borderlands todos los días, juego todos los días. En fin, me encanta dicho jueguito.
De hecho fue el segundo título más vendido en el mes de Octubre, cosa que le ha dado tanto orgullo a Gearbox, desarrolladores del juego, que ya lo han nombrado «La nueva propiedad intelectual que ha vendido más copias en un mes.»
Probablemente sea cierto, pero Dragon Age: Origins no se dejará vencer tan facilmente.
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Borderlands
Plataformas: PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360 / PC
Desarrolla: Gearbox Software
Distribuye: 2K Games
Fecha de Salida: 20/Octubre/2009
Jugadores: 1 a 2 (pantalla dividida) offline / hasta 4 en cooperativo
Borderlands llega a refrescar un género que lleva muchos años siendo explotado de manera monótona y le añade aspectos que, sin lugar a dudas, hará que mucha gente lo juege por mucho mucho tiempo.
En poco más de una semana Gearbox Software lanzará el primer paquete descargable para Borderlands, y no podría ser más feliz. Esta nueva isla estará infestada de Zombies y Hombres-Skag que te atormentarán en todo momento.
Este paquete añadirá de 6 a 10 horas de juego, una nueva área y varios calabozos y tipos de enemigos y costará $10 dólares. Y por cortesía de IGN podemos ver un poco más del título.
Ya hemos reportado hace unos días que Borderlands se está vendiendo más que bien, y aquí en el HQ de Langaria estoy disfrutando del título como pocos y hace que moje un poco la ropa interior saber que podría haber una secuela.
Hay varios aspectos que me gustaría se mejoraran (que se mencionarán en la reseña en unos días) pero el director creativo del Gearbox Software, Mike Neumann, le comentó a VG247 que «Sí, podemos probablemente confirmar que hay probabilidades de un Borderlands 2.»
