On Thursday, Steam was selling Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition for just $7.50. As you may already know, I originally picked up Borderlands when it first came out and it became the 2000th game in my Game Library. I only have 2 out of the 4 downlodable contents for the game: The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and The Secret Armory of General Knoxx. The DLCs cost $9.99 each so I thought it would just be wise for me to take on Steam's offer and obtain the other 2 DLCs - Mad Moxxi's Underground Riot and Claptrap's Robot Revolution - for a fraction of the price. These two DLCs were also on sale for $2.50 each on Steam but they are not compatible with the retail edition - I would have been able to save $2.50. It took me a while to make the decision but in the end I think it was worth it. Besides, I just love managing my games on Steam. If I ever find some local gaming buddies, I would probably give one of them my retail copy of this game plus the two DLC codes. When I finally made up my mind that Thursday night, I thought that perhaps I should not induct any more games unless they are less than $10. I sure wish that accruing video games is that simple...
The Siren is back to finish the job! Playing in third person view is the way to go for me.
2 comments:
The claptrap robolution dlc was super fun, but moxxi's undgerground riot got really really really really boring after like 5 rounds. I just can't sit here and shoot enemies all day..... that was also a pretty good deal for borderlands
Yeah, it's such an incredible deal - I just hate redundancies... Looking forward to play through the Robot Revolution content. A lot of people seem to really like it.
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