The first batch of DLCs are head to Borderlands this month. "The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned" has just been dated for a November 24th release.

There may be some glitches here and there, but that's certainly not stopping gamers from getting hold of Borderlands (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC)-- or at least trying to. Reports are coming in, saying that there appears to be a shortage of the game on retail shelves.

If you picked up a copy of Borderlands for the PS3 hoping to get some co-op time with your friends, you may have to wait a while. Early purchasers have reported that the game's co-op mode is a mess.

Thanks to some nifty procedural generation, Borderlands already has an absurdly high gun count. If a couple hundred thousand firearms are still not enough for you, you can get an extra eight from GameStop.

Borderlands is one of the better looking games I've seen all year thanks to the new art style. Still, the gameplay is much more important in an open-world game like this. The best way to show it off would probably be by way of a demo, but there's a chance that we won't be seeing a Borderlands demo anytime soon. DLC, on the other hand, has a better chance of appearing.

It's not exactly a firm release date yet, but the release window for Gearbox Software's upcoming sci-fi shooter-RPG Borderlands has been narrowed down.

Here's a new trailer for Gearbox Software and 2K Games' Borderlands (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) showing off the game's new concept art-ish style. It seems to be mostly made of cutscenes but there's a second's worth of gameplay footage that doesn't seem to be all that different from the pre-rendered parts. Check it out after the jump.

They've denied it before, but there's no denying it now. Borderlands will be carrying a "concept art style", and I must say it does carry it well. Just check out these new screenshots we got, after the jump.

After reassuring us that the game is still definitely in development after quite a long while of silence, we're now about to get bombarded with details, details, and more details for Borderlands. This would be all thanks to PC Gamer mag, who decided to make the game its cover for the June issue.

Borderlands (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) kinda dropped out of the radar after we all heard about the "OMG 650,000 guns in-game!" thing from Gearbox president Randy Pitchford. Those waiting for the game can rest assured, though, as it is apparently still a go for release this year.