Gearbox is aiming to make Borderlands 4 run smoothly on the Switch 2

Borderlands 4 On Switch 2 Will Run "Mostly" At 30FPS, Will Also Support Joy-Con Mouse Controls

Gearbox is aiming to make Borderlands 4 run smoothly on the Switch 2

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Anyone looking to buy a physical copy of Borderlands 4 for Switch 2 will also have to clear some space on the console, as Pitchford suggested that it might be sold as a Game-Key Card. "It's a big game. There will be a download, even for physical copies," Pitchford wrote.

Game-Key Cards essentially turn the Switch 2 cartridge into an authentication key to enable the download of the game directly to the console. It's worth noting that Game-Key Cards aren't tied to your Nintendo account, as they can be used be shared with friends or sold to another person.

Borderlands 4 will also be available for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, and the game will launch earlier for those platforms on September 12. As its release date draws closer, Gearbox has begun sharing more details on the game's playable characters--like the new Siren named Vex--the hundreds of collectibles that you probably won't find, and an option to finally make Claptrap shut up.

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This story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:UK GAG