Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Should Bring Back Slot Machines

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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands does a fair bit to distinguish itself from the Borderlands series, but the connections between the two are also very clear. For every innovation like the Overworld map or the game’s character creator, there is a classic Borderlands feature like purchasable SDUs or red text. While the weapon manufacturers may boast some new names, the guns of Blackpowder function just like Jakobs weaponry but with a fantasy aesthetic.

With many of the core features and mechanics ofTiny Tina’s Wonderlands being pulled from Borderlands, fans have been quick to notice aspects from the main series that have been removed. While the lack of dueling may not be a big deal, other mechanics are missed. For instance, the Borderlands series’ iconic slot machines would be a lot of fun to see in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, giving players another thing to do inside Brighthoof.

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The Borderlands series has used slot machines effectively sinceBorderlands 2, with many falling in love with the gambling mechanic of Moxxi’s bar. If players visited her establishment in Sanctuary, they could spin slot machines for loot — keeping themselves busy by trading some money for a chance at Legendary weapons, fresh skins, or Eridium. This feature returned inBorderlands: The Pre-Sequel andBorderlands 3, with the latter providing an abundance of slot machines in the Handsome Jackpot DLC.

While one could argue that slot machines do not fit well in a fantasy setting, that is hard case to make considering Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ use of guns. With The Wonderlands being Tina’s world, she could insert anything she wants, so it would make sense for her to include some games for the