Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt now available for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC free with Season Pass, $10 otherwise.
The third expansion for Borderlands 2 is now available. Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt launched today for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. It follows Captain Scarlett and Her Captain's Booty and Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage. The fourth and final expansion for Borderlands 2 will launch by June 2013.
Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt is included with the $30 Borderlands 2 Season Pass and will be available for others at $10. The content adds a new zone called Aegrus, as well as new areas to explore, like Savage Lands, Lodge, and Scylla's Grove. It also brings new unique and legendary weapons and loot.
Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt takes place just after the end of Borderlands 2 and pits players against a new villain named Professor Nakayama. Gamers will also battle new creatures in the content, including wetland drifters, spores, armored boroks, scaylions, scaylion queens, savage warriors, witch doctors, and a new team raid boss called the seraph guardian.
For more on Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt, check out its launch trailer below.
Eddie Makuch (Mack-ooh) is a News Editor at GameSpot. He works out of the company's Boston office in Somerville, Mass., and loves extra chunky peanut butter.
Check out http://www.facebook.com/intmge if you are interested in entering contest to win Borderlands 2 DLC. The givewaway going on right now is for the Skin Pack that was just released, but there should be one in the future for the 4th campaign DLC. Just ketting everyone know. Also, Hammerlock DLC is good, but I really need a level cap increase, or some new character downloads.
love the game but im holding off on the DLC until i get a level cap increase, then i will play it all and it will be like having a whole new game to play :)
I was gonna pick this up because the game and the other 2 DLC's where decent, but ever since they nerfed the bee shield, the game just isn't as fun anymore. It's almost difficult to the point of frustration now on playthrough 2.
nothing for the ps3 yet and it's almost 1pm here... wtf misleading article much? get your facts right guys or word it corectly as in "out sometime today" not "out now" just saying
@RuztheFuz @translucent17 thanks genius that has nothing to do with the fact that it says "out now for all platforms" genius
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1 Like Nice, I wish Bugthesda would learn from Gearbox on releasing their DLC's since a lot of us are still waiting for Dragonborn. Oh well, this gives me something else to shoot at in Borderlands 2.
@megadeth1117 What's wrong with Tiny Tina? Easily the best character of the game, and I agree with Bama: she needs her own DLC.
3 Like @Zaknaifen @megadeth1117 Couldn't agree more she needs her own DLC her tea party was the best part of the game.
1 Like To say it's out now is wrong. Steam isn't downloading anything. Maybe in a few hours...
1 Like They sould say out today and not out now. Because it's not "out now" on all platforms.
Krieg has arrived! Listen as Sir Hammerlock explains all of the mad and marvelous, abilities, skills, and powers of the newest playable Vault Hunter, the Psycho Bandit.
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