Borderlands 2 Review: All you need is WUB-WUB
Borderlands 2: All you need is WUB-WUB When the first Borderlands came out, it offered a pleasant surprise for gamers combining fast-paced, co-op, FPS action with witty, poignant humor and an utterly addicting loot system. This time around Gearbox Software faced the perils of the hype train as Borderlands 2 skyrocketed to the top of many ‘most-anticipated’ game lists. Fortunately, the game delivers on all fronts, upping the ante in nearly every single aspect. I’m proud to say that I joy-puked my face off more than once Undoubtedly, the biggest criticism from the first game was the lackluster story where an ending so bizarre occurred that it felt cheap rather than creative. Thankfully, Borderlands 2 fares much better with an engaging story that features a host of increasingly crazy and thoroughly entertaining characters. Seriously, I could watch Tiny Tina, a mentally unstable, thirteen-year old bomb-maker, play ‘Pop goes the Bandit’ over and over...