‘We’re Totally Supporting It’ — Take-Two Boss Says Borderlands 4 Performance ‘Has Not Affected Our Plans at All’ as Fans Await Year 2 Roadmap
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has publicly stated that the publisher remains fully committed to supporting Borderlands 4, asserting that the looter-shooter’s commercial performance has not negatively affected ongoing development plans. This commitment statement comes amid growing community speculation about the extent and longevity of post-launch content support as the game approaches the end of its first year of release.
Concerns within the Borderlands community have centered on various performance metrics, including the game’s launch sales figures and continuing player retention rates, with questions about how these factors might influence developer Gearbox Software’s future content roadmap and support strategy. Despite these concerns, Take-Two has reaffirmed its full backing for the title. The publisher has outlined continued DLC plans, with Loveless the Hacker scheduled to arrive as a new Vault Hunter through the paid Story Pack 2 content in early September, suggesting ongoing support is planned for the game.