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2K and Gearbox Software has revealed a new hero shooter IP called Battleborn being developed for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

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New IP from the creator of Borderlands.
Gearbox Software and 2K Games have announced Battleborn, a brand new IP for Xbox One, down to release before the end of 2K's fiscal 2016 - 31st March 2016. It's "an all-new full-featured triple-A hero-shooter", developed by the teams behind Borderlands 2.

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Gearbox waiting to see how the game is received and keeping an eye on new-gen adoption rates.
Gearbox Software hasn't ruled out the possibility of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel launching on PS4 or Xbox One in the future, although a new-gen release isn't currently on the cards.

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GR-UK writes: Franchise director at Gearbox Software Matt Armstrong and 2K Australia's Tony Lawrence joined us for a talk on the upcoming Borderlands: The Pre-sequel detailing their collaboration, increased character interaction, how the combat changes with a lunar location and the choice of platforms. "I guess we're full on developing that PS3, 360, and PC kind of game," said Lawrence. "And we really believe in that too, I mean all the players of Borderlands 2 are all playing on those consoles. That's the choice they've got. So we want to reward those guys and give them the Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel experience on that console. I mean if fans say we'd really want this on a next-gen console, well, we'll think about that. But right now we're concentrating on the consoles we have."

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GR-UK writes: Franchise director at Gearbox Software Matt Armstrong and 2K Australia's Tony Lawrence joined us for a talk on the upcoming Borderlands: The Pre-sequel detailing their collaboration, increased character interaction, how the combat changes with a lunar location and the choice of platforms. "I guess we're full on developing that PS3, 360, and PC kind of game," said Lawrence. "And we really believe in that too, I mean all the players of Borderlands 2 are all playing on those consoles. That's the choice they've got. So we want to reward those guys and give them the Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel experience on that console. I mean if fans say we'd really want this on a next-gen console, well, we'll think about that. But right now we're concentrating on the consoles we have."