US EditionThe Battle to Play Borderlands Online Continues, as Dedicated Archivists Ask for Help in Pursuit of the Long Lost MMO
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The battle to play Borderlands Online continues, as dedicated archivists ask for help in pursuit of the long lost MMO
The Borderlands Online archival saga continues, with the small group of people hoping to get the game playable putting out a call-to-action for those with coding experience (specifically with software like DNSpy and Unity Ripper) in order to break through the game's character selection screen.
Modders race to revive long-dead Borderlands MMO ahead of Borderlands 4's release
A modder is asking for help resurrecting Borderlands Online, an MMO version of Gearbox's comedy gun-runner that only ever saw daylight in China. It was announced in 2014 and shut down in 2015 alongside development studio 2K China, but footage of the abandoned project appeared online earlier this year. Now, intrepid digital archaeologist EpicNNG is trying to overcome "thousands of errors" and restore the MMO to a playable state.
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