Mafia, Borderlands 4 Trailers Both Set for The Game Awards | Push Square
With The Game Awards taking place this Thursday, some publishers are starting to confirm their presence in the side of the show all about gaming news and announcements. 2K is one such company, which has now revealed that trailers for Borderlands 4 and Mafia: The Old Country will debut during the livestream. Both were originally announced a couple of months at Gamescom Opening Night Live, another Geoff Keighley-hosted event.
Borderlands 4 is currently slated for a 2025 release while the new Mafia title lacks a release window. It's still possible the later launches next year, though, with this upcoming look said to be a full reveal. Gameplay for both games seems likely. Meanwhile, the fourth Borderlands entry is described as the «most ambitious» one yet, coming off the film's flop.
Of course, we already knew a Borderlands 4 trailer is right around the corner since Randy Pitchford figured he could just casually tweet about it without letting anyone else at the studio know. If you need to know When Is The Game Awards 2024, click the link for all the timings and further information.
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Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he's found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.
This reminds me that Crysis 4 got announced, but there is not even a page on Crytek's site about it. Guess that the project never got off the ground. And Bioshock 4 seems to be in dev hell.
Slight correction. Mafia The Old Country is slated for 2025 according to the official teaser trailer description on YouTube.
Very much looking forward to that one! Borderlands 4 on the other hand...I'll wait and see. Loved Borderlands back in the day but 3 was just kind of okay for me.
Looks like take two is going to have a massive year in 2025. Gta 6 alone is massive but now they have the new Mafia and the new NBA. Not to mention the possibility of
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