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Borderlands 4 post-launch

2K and Gearbox Software showed up at PAX West 2025 today with the latest details about Borderlands 4, which covers endgame and post-launch content. This comes ahead of the release in about a month from now.

Here’s the full rundown, as provided by 2K:

Borderlands 4 won’t be out on Nintendo Switch 2 for another couple of months, but we now have first footage of the game. Just like we’ve seen from other third-party titles over the past few days, the video comes from a playable demo. This particular clip was filmed at Fan Expo in Canada.

The gameplay here is all docked, so we’ll have to wait a bit longer to see how Borderlands 4 looks in handheld mode. Note that everything is off-screen and not direct-feed.

Borderlands 4 split-screen co-op Switch 2

If you’re planning on picking up Borderlands 4 on Nintendo Switch 2, you should keep in mind that split-screen co-op won’t be included. On the bright side, there is support for cross-play.

Split-screen co-op will be available on other consoles. However, it won’t be offered on Nintendo’s system, according to a support page. Specifics aren’t provided as to why that is.

A note in the FAQ states the following regarding split-screen co-op for Borderlands 4 on Nintendo Switch 2:

Borderlands 4 release date

July 22: Just a short while ago, 2K and Gearbox shared the release date for Borderlands 4 on Nintendo Switch 2. The game launches on October 3, 2025.

The wait for Borderlands 4 on Nintendo Switch 2 won’t be terribly long compared to other platforms. The initial launch is happening on September 12, so it’s about a month extra.

Borderlands 4 story

Borderlands 4 just issued its latest trailer focusing on the game’s story. Fans can get immersed in the high-stakes world of Kairos as its denizens break free from the tyranny of the Timekeeper, a ruthless dictator who leads The Order – an army of synthetic soldiers. The video debuted during the Borderlands 4 Fan Fest today.

Here’s some additional information:

Borderlands 4 art book

Gamers anticipating the release of Borderlands 4 might be interested to hear that an official art book is on the way. Retailer listings are now starting to appear, which indicate that it’s planned for September 30, 2025.

Dark Horse is behind the new book, which will have over 200 pages to comb through. Aside from a collection of art, the book features commentary chronicling the development of Borderlands 4.

Here’ the official product description:

April 2: Support for third-party Nintendo Switch 2 announcements continue, and we now know that Borderlands 4 is on the way. The game will be available later in 2025.

Borderlands 4 is a looter shooter in which players can take on outrageous enemies and acquire killer loot on the dangerous new planet of Kairos. The game features an arsenal of weaponry, the ability to glide, dodge, fixed-point grapple, and more. 

Borderlands 3 Ultimate Edition update

Borderlands 3 Ultimate Edition got a new update on Switch today, and it’s one you’ll want to download as it comes with a slew of improvements.

Players will be happy to hear that performance has received a boost. That’s along with matchmaking updates, visual and audio improvements, various quality-of-life enhancements, and more.

Borderlands 3 graphics comparison

We have a couple of videos for the new Switch version of Borderlands 3, including gameplay and PS5 graphics comparison video.

Fans have been curious as to how the Switch edition would turn out given the lack of media surrounding it. There’s also been a quick turnaround from announcement to release as we only just found out that the title would be landing on Nintendo’s console a few weeks ago.

Borderlands 3 Ultimate Edition launch trailer

It’s launch day for Borderlands 3 Ultimate Edition, and that means we have a new trailer. 2K announced the port at the end of August but didn’t show any actual gameplay. However, that finally changes and we have footage with today’s trailer.

As for Borderlands 3 itself, here’s what to expect from the game:


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