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Great news, the development on the Borderlands 3 game is already finished, and it's ready to be sold. Gearbox has already confirmed this game's status on Twitter and then thanked everyone who has ever contributed to its completion. For those gamers who are not up to date on the lingo, a game that is "gone gold" means it has already completed and is ready for manufacturing. Therefore, Borderlands 3 is in its final stage before launch. Any additional changes to the game's code that are made from now on will come in the form of a day one patch or post-release updates. Here is the brief introduction of Borderlands 3, this game takes place shortly after the events of both Tales from the Borderlands and Borderlands 2: Commander Lilith and the Fight for Sanctuary. Meanwhile, this game also launches with four new playable Vault Hunters — Moze (The Gunner), FL4K (The Beast Master), Zane (The Operative), and Amara (The Siren) — each of them has some of the most uniquely designed skill trees can be seen in any previous Borderlands title. Now we have already had an opportunity to play as the first three, which are Moze, Zane, and Amara, first of all, Moze is able to change what her active skill does by putting different Borderlands 3 weapons and armor on her Iron Bear mech, and Zane can sacrifice his grenades to equip two different active skill at once, last but not least, Amara's mastery of the elements lets her mix and match the skills of every Siren that is come before her. This game is about to release on September 13, 2019, for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Unfortunately, Borderlands 3 has a limited-time exclusivity deal with the Epic Games Store. Once the deal is complete, then Borderlands 3 will go to other PC platforms like Steam. Anyway, for a lot of players, that is not a very nice shopping experience. And what's more, once the cloud-based game streaming service launches, the Borderlands 3 will also be releasing on Google Stadia. While it will not have a cross-platform play at launch, Gearbox now is still "committed" to making it happen.

Episode 5 of the VGR Weekly Recap podcast is now available on YouTube! Apologies for the delay, we had some issues getting the file transferred between computers yesterday, but as you'll see, video is now fully implemented and a huge step up from last week! We're hoping to implement webcam footage fairly soon too. In any case, check out the latest episode: Jacob and I discuss the Rocket League acquisition, Borderlands 3 info and micro-transactions, Elder Scrolls: Online, Total War: Three Kingdoms, and more! As always, if you have any questions about what we discuss or anything you'd like us to discuss next week, please feel free to comment under the video or on this thread!