Publisher 2K game apparently has a bunch of games up its metaphorical sleeves to reveal at E3, and it looks like a return to Borderlands is going to be one of those reveals.

It’s not 100% confirmed yet, as the information comes from Gearbox head Randy Pitchford. Remember, never trust a magician.

In the lasciviously-titled document "Epic Games Store: Review of Performance and Strategy, October 25, 2019", it was revealed that the company paid Take Two Interactive and Gearbox a staggering $115 million for the timed exclusivity PC launch of Borderlands 3 on the Epic Games Store.

It’s no secret that Ava is seen as an aggravating and terrible character in Borderlands. That’s saying something considering that none of the characters are saints to begin with, but Ava’s role as a bratty inheritor of Maya’s Siren powers and eventually the spaceship Sancturay III would have made sense if the character showed some actual growth through the course of Borderlands 3.

Tales from the Borderlands deserved better, and now that it’s back on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, the time to revisit one of the best stories in all of video games is primed and ready for action.

More than a year after it launched, sitting down for a session of Borderlands 3 is still a guarantee that there’s a good time ahead. If you missed out on Gearbox’s ultimate loot n shoot experience, now is as good a time as any to grab a digital gun that fires heat-seeking orbs of radioactive death and head down to Pandora now that the game’s extended cut has a release date.

Borderlands 3 has just wrapped up its first season of content, but unlike previous games in the series, developer Gearbox is far from done with its loot ‘n shooter. No lengthy gap between sequels where nothing happens for this one save for Gearbox’s top brass being implicated in yet another scandal! The big new feature coming to Borderlands 3 is Arms Race, which basically turns it into a rogue-like game. And definitely not a battle royale, thank the non-refunding Marcus gun-gods.

The next generation of Xbox is kicking off with a familiar slate of games that'll feature plenty of visual horsepower.