Borderlands Legendary Collection

Fifty dollars might seem like a hefty price tag to pay for a set of games, considering the “latest” game in it is six years old, but the Borderlands Legendary Collection offers so much value and content to justify the price tag. However, it is possible to buy the games separately if you’d like. With the literal hundreds of hours of gameplay that can be played anywhere you go, The Borderlands Legendary Collection belongs in every action game fan’s Switch library.

The Borderlands Legendary Collection is an astoundingly tantalising package. Featuring Borderlands 1, 2 and Pre-Sequel with all the DLC crammed onto a single cartridge, this deal seems almost too good to be true. The games run fantastically on the Switch in both portable and docked mode, but if you’re anything like me, you’ll prefer to eschew those tiny Joy-Con analogue sticks in favour of a far more comfortable Pro controller. This is an excellent way for newcomers to jump into the Borderlands series, and an even better way for old fans to play through the games again with the added benefit of portability.

A decade of gaming in a single package, the latest return to Pandora still stands tall as a testament to brilliant game design, and even with a few technical concessions along the way, it makes for one handsome pack of fun.

Borderlands Legendary Collection is a good compilation of three very good games, but be aware that they need a lot of download before playing them.

Borderlands Legendary Collection is the definitive edition of the series, except for the absence of Borderlands 3. It arrives on Nintendo Switch with an excellent conversion.

Borderlands Legendary Collection is a fantastic compilation of Gearbox’s prototypical looter shooter series. Fans and newcomers can set out to Pandora on Switch, safe in the knowledge that very little has been lost, while the portability and optional motion controls add something meaningful to the experience.

Despite the hype, Borderlands Legendary Collection never once delivered the thrills and spills I expect of a shooter. Irritations in the controls, the general gameplay, and the plodding storyline reduced my enjoyment to a minimum.

My most favorite game on the switchlite. I love borderlands 2 and the prequel. The amount of content is great. I play solo and simply love this collection

in only making this a 7/10 because i cant play borderlands 2 what so ever it doesn't work at all. it crashes before it can get to the main menu . other than that bl1 and the pre sequel works great tons of fun

[N.B. I created an account so that I could post this review.] I played Borderlands first on the PS3 and enjoyed it very much. I was excited when I heard that the first three games would be making their way to the switch. Who doesn't love a little portable looting and shooting? I have finished the main game and the Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and can report that they are as wonderful as I remember them being; however, (and I skipped Moxxi's as I hated it when I first tried it and am not willing to go down that path again) I have found that there is a game-breaking issue in General Knox's Secret Armory that I don't recall encountering back on the PS3. The Prison Break: Over the Wall mission has become impossible for me to complete as I cannot launch my vehicle over the prison wall--something I recall doing on my first attempt on the PS3. I've spent more hours at it than I care to relate here and can find no sweet-spot from which to complete it. I inevitably fall short. As this is a story ending issue, it has forced me to close out that DLC and move on to the next one. A brief search of the web reveals that I'm not alone in this problem. I hope that Gearbox can work on a patch or workaround. By some reports, they added rocks to the landscape to stop a "cheat" where players were able to scale the wall if they fell short and landed on the outside ledge. Alas, this wonderful revisit to Pandora has come to an untimely end.

Borderlands on the Nintendo Switch is an absolute JOKE. I can not understand all of the good ratings. Not at all. The massive input delay (about 0.5 seconds!) makes this game almost unplayable and definitely completely unenjoyable. Even with aim assist the aiming in this game is so bad that I am constantly frustrated. I paid 40€ for this. How is it that other, MUCH older ports (like Shadow Man, for example) manage to have flawless, smooth controls, while for such a big title, the game hasn't been optimized at all? Do not buy it! Just don't! The experience you will get is nothing like on the consoles (XBox 360 / PS3).

this not offfer much options on gameplay. i really suffer trying to have fun