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Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is the essential Borderlands compilation and includes the definitive versions of both Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, built specifically for next-gen consoles. PlayStation®4 and Xbox One customers will experience the absolute highest performance and highest fidelity graphics for any Borderlands game ever played on a video game console.
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Website | borderlandsthegame.com |
Developer | Gearbox Software |
Publisher | 2K Games |
Franchise | Borderlands |
Platform | PlayStation 4, Xbox One |
Genre | First-person Shooter |
Score | 8/10 |
What Matt Girdler thought:
8.00/10
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“If you already own Borderlands 2 and The Pre-Sequel!, you probably won’t get much out of The Handsome Collection. Anyone else will likely have a great time with its hours and hours of addictive RPG gameplay.”
Version reviewed: PlayStation 4
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