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Borderlands includes character-building elements found in role-playing games, leading the developer Gearbox Software to call the game a "role-playing shooter". At the start of the game, players select one of four characters, each with a unique special skill and with proficiencies with certain weapons.[9] From then on, players take on missions assigned through non-player characters or from bounty boards, each typically rewarding the player with experience points, money, and sometimes a reward item.[9] Players earn experience by killing both human and non-human foes and completing in-game challenges (such as getting a certain number of kills using a specific type of weapon). As they gain levels from experience growth, players can then allocate skill points into a skill tree that features three distinct specializations of the base character; for example, Mordecai can become specialized in sniping, gunslinging with revolvers, or using his pet Bloodwing to assist in kills and health boosting. Players can distribute points among any of the specializations, and can also spend a small amount of in-game money to redistribute their skill points.
The game can be played alone, but also supports two-player cooperative play through split-screen (on consoles), and up to four players playing cooperatively online or over LAN. The game follows the progress of the host player, rewarding the other active players for completion of quests for their characters. If the other players are doing the same quests in their campaign, the completed quests remain the same in their campaign as well as the host's. When more players are present, the game alters the statistics of the generated enemies, balancing the game due to the larger number of players. Players can take part in one-on-one duels anywhere in the game world,[14] or can visit arenas in the game world to participate in free-for-all, 2-on-2 or 3-on-1 combat battles with their fellow players.[15] The original title as shipped for Windows used GameSpy servers for multiplayer modes; as a result of GameSpy's shutdown in 2013, 2K Games patched the game and moved the servers to Steam, as well as providing Steam-versions of the game for those that purchased the title through retail channels.[16]
In late August 2009, Electronic Entertainment Design and Research analyst Jesse Divnich said "Borderlands could very well surprise the market and consumers as BioShock did in 2007."[67] By December 2009, the game had sold over 2 million copies according to Take-Two Interactive's financial report.[68] By February 2010, the number had risen to 3 million.[69] By August 2011, the game had sold 4.5 million units worldwide.[70]
"I should not have to open my ports to run coop, when I don t have to do that on every multiplayer game I own except this one," said uncorruptweclaim. "No gearbox needs to fix this, no one should have to open ports, I can go online with borderlands 2 right now, far cry, path of exile, diablo, and so on, this needs to be fixed asap, and yes a friend tried the open port and it didn't work, I'm perplexed as why this is the only game having issues with online, but again tell me how its playstations fault."
The latest iteration in Capcom's long-running horror franchise has divided critics, and while it is the fourth biggest launch of 2012, consumers were not convinced in significant enough numbers to drive the game to the top spot - a feat its predecessor, Resident Evil 5, achieved on its release in 2009.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2013, which has impressed critics after a string of lacklustre games, continued to struggle in the face of FIFA's overwhelming popularity, falling from 5th place to number 9 in what seems to be an inexorable slide. However, the biggest drop of the week was for Blizzard's World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria, which fell from number 4 all the way to number 20.
Other significant new releases included Just Dance 4, which failed to outsell Borderlands 3 and entered the retail chart at number 4. Take Two's NBA 2K13 debuted at number 6, while Ubisoft's unique Rocksmith held its position at Number 7.
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