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Borderlands 2 to Receive Four DLC Campaigns, Season Pass

Borderlands 2 is the latest in the growing list of games to provide gamers with a “Season Pass” for future downloadable content, 2K Games announced today. Over the course of a year, from some time post-launch to around June 2013, Gearbox will be rolling out four different campaigns as post-launch DLC, with a retail price of $9.99/800 MS Points for each one. Players can opt to buy the “Season Pass,” however, and save $10 on the whole bundle:

2K Games and Gearbox Software announced today that Borderlands®2 will offer four brand new add-on content campaigns following the release of Borderlands 2 for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and Windows PC. These four add-on content campaigns will each feature several hours of gameplay and introduce new adventures, allies, enemies and environments. They will retail individually for $9.99 (PlayStation®Network) / 800 MS Points (Xbox LIVE® online entertainment network) / $9.99 (PC). The Borderlands 2 Season Pass will grant access to all four of these add-on content campaigns as they become commercially available. The Borderlands 2 Season Pass will be available for purchase when Borderlands 2 is available on September 18, 2012.

No details on what each DLC will entail, but I’m sure they’ll at least be as meaty as the add-ons for the first Borderlands, if not more so. And while some may scoff at announcing a DLC plan before the game is even released, at least they’re offering a package deal, saving us a little money. Regardless of whether or not you purchase the upcoming DLC packs, Borderlands 2 is shaping up to be enormous, and a vast improvement over the first game. Borderlands 2 will be released September 18th on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.

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