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Borderlands 2 PS Vita Bundle Coming May 6th, Standalone May 13th


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Hey everyone! It’s been a long time since we’ve checked in and given an update, so buckle up. We’ve been working with Iron Galaxy Studios, Gearbox Software, and 2K for a while now to bring Borderlands 2 to PS Vita, and we’re excited to announce that the award-winning, fan-favorite, role-playing-shooter will be available via the Borderlands 2 Limited Edition PlayStation Vita Bundle on May 6th, and digitally on PlayStation Store and at retailers nationwide on May 13th.

The Borderlands 2 Limited Edition PlayStation Vita Bundle features the new slimmer, lighter PS Vita Wi-Fi model. The new model features 1GB of internal memory built into the system, a new high-definition liquid crystal display, increased battery life, and an enhanced design that makes the system even more comfortable to hold. The bundle will include the new PS Vita system in black, Borderlands 2, and an 8GB PS Vita memory card — all for $199.99.

We’ve been working hard to jam pack the endless looting and mayhem of Borderlands 2 into the palm of your hands, and we’re committed to porting over the heart and soul of the console original without compromising the gameplay you know and love. Soon, PS Vita owners can chase down Handsome Jack on the go.

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Now if you’re like me, some of you would have already poured hours into Borderlands 2 on PS3. Because cross save is supported, you can easily continue your existing adventure on PS Vita. Just got done with a long PS Vita session out on the road? Pick up right where you left off on PS3 when you get home. Easily transfer your saved game from PS Vita to PS3 and vice-versa so you don’t miss one second of the shooting and looting mayhem.

When you pick up Borderlands 2 on PS Vita, you’ll also get six add-on packs. Extend your experience with Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty, Mr. Torgue’s Campaign of Carnage, the Psycho and Mechromancer Character Classes, as well as the Ultimate Vault Hunter’s Upgrade Pack and the Collector’s Edition pack. As if the core game wasn’t already packing hundreds of hours of entertainment, this bonus content seals the deal, helping Borderlands 2 on PS Vita rank exceptionally high on the handheld-bang-for-your-buck-o-meter.

We can’t wait for you to get your hands on this epic and action-packed PS Vita version of Borderlands 2. The look, the feel, the style, the characters, the weapons, and the co-op gameplay with its countless hours of shooting and looting — it’s all here! Prep your gear, Vault Hunters, we’ll see you back on Pandora.

 

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/04/08/borderlands-2-ps-vita-bundle-coming-may-6th/

 

Looks much better than expected

 

http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/04/08/your-first-look-at-borderlands-2-on-ps-vita

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Although I'm not necessarily interested in buying this game (I've more than had my fill of Borderlands 2 with the PS3 version), I am very curious about the relationship between the Vita and PS3 versions.

 

Considering they have been clear to outline that there's cross-save functionality, will both versions share a trophy list? Or will they be distinct, resulting in a Sounds Shape situation again? I'm also wondering about the DLC - what if you haven't bought the content on the PS3 version but you have access to it on the Vita - how does that work out?

Very interested to see how this all pans out

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Considering they have been clear to outline that there's cross-save functionality, will both versions share a trophy list? Or will they be distinct, resulting in a Sounds Shape situation again? I'm also wondering about the DLC - what if you haven't bought the content on the PS3 version but you have access to it on the Vita - how does that work out?

Very interested to see how this all pans out

Chances are that it will share the same trophy list. Cross save does that these days. Edited by Blue Flare
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So the people that already bought a Vita have to wait an extra week? Nice job Sony.

Although I agree, releasing the game first with the new slimmer model will enable them to sell more systems which is a good marketing strategy when you look at it Edited by Triniplayer101
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Although I agree, releasing the game first with the new slimmer model will enable them to sell more systems which is a good marketing strategy when you look at it

Yeah but it feels like a middle finger to people that already bought the Vita, like me.

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Yeah but it feels like a middle finger to people that already bought the Vita, like me.

Why?

Borderlands is a co-op game and its not like COD or battlefield where someone who has the game a week earlier has a significant advantage on the online.

To my mind all this really does is give those of us who already own a Vita a week to hear if the game is any good before spunking our hard earned cash on it.

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Saying standalone is pretty misleading. I was surprised you were telling me that the standalone Borderlands game 1.5 was being released that soon. To me, a standalone game is something akin to Infamous' Festival of Blood.

 

Hopefully the vita version doesn't auto-pop trophies with cross-save data.

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I'm still concerned about how this will play. I thought the PS3 had a some trouble running this game smooth so I can't imagine the Vita trying to run everything. Not gonna buy it regardless because I already have a superior version but still...

 

 

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Still need to finish off the first borderlands, then play the second on PS3 which which came from PS+, and then I would think about this.

It looks decent for an open world vita game, better than gravity rush, but load times look long.

 

30 second load time in the video below...

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