A post over on the Gearbox forum by HatTs teases at yet another DLC release in the works. News spread quickly across various gaming sites and started the gaming community buzzing with speculation at what will be included.
Hey guys!
Sorry, I haven’t gotten to post on the forums in a while! After finalizing Zombies DLC, the team and I began reading the DLC feedback around the forums on the wants and desires. Guess what, level cap increase anyone? Got it and it’s awesome. Hopefully we can get a full announcement out to you guys soon but, man is this the biggest DLC we have made. So don’t worry, we are working really hard right now on both the update (that solves a bunch of issues) and the DLC. More to come guys!!
Fan of the game will no doubt be excited at the prospect of an increased level cap and whatever else Gearbox has in store for us. With two solid DLC releases already, The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxie’s Underdome Riot, Gearbox extended the life of its game far beyond the content on the disc. It’s nice to see a developer supporting their game, after release, with fresh content and continued support.
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I've usually been a bit slower in adopting newer systems and that continued on into the PlayStation 2 and GameCube days. I bought each system about a year after their launch. The same holds true for the Microsoft XBox.
That all changed for me when Halo 2 came out and the online abilities of the XBox really held me captive.
I purchased my 360 on launch day after waiting in line for 11 hours. I bought a Wii as soon as I was able to obtain one from a store that had a big shipment and recently I purchased a PlayStation 3 for some exclusive platformer games.
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