The Wait For Borderlands 4 On Switch 2 Might Almost Be Over

"Borderlands 4 seems slated to finally release on Switch 2 in February A store listing on Portuguese site GamingReplay (via ) has a release date of February 27, 2026. That's a Thursday, so that tracks. It also puts it after a potential February Nintendo Direct to potentially remind everyone it's still coming. The port was indefinitely delayed last fall as Gearbox Entertainment addressed performance issues with the PC version of the loot shooter."

"Alinea Analytics' Rhys Elliot recently pointed out (via ) that while Oblivion Remastered sold over 1 million copies on PS5, about half of those buyers played less than 15 hours of the sprawling RPG. The Steam data is similarly stark. Per TheGamer, only 55 percent of PC players got the game's first story quest achievement, only 11 percent entered the Shivering Isles, and only 7.5 percent completed the main quest."

"It's currently Backlog Week around these parts. I spent the Martin Luther King Jr holiday weekend playing a ridiculous amount of Dome Keeper with my kids. It came to Game Pass recently and is a clever little roguelite tower defense game that's surprisingly hard to put down. The winter doldrums are ending this week though. Lots of fresh 2026 releases are just around the corner."

Veteran and current Nintendo presidents are receiving media attention. The writer spent the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday playing Dome Keeper with family; the game arrived on Game Pass and combines roguelite and tower defense elements in an addictive loop. A Portuguese store listing gives Borderlands 4 a February 27, 2026 Switch 2 release date, following an indefinite port delay while Gearbox fixed PC performance problems. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered sold over one million PS5 copies, but about half of buyers played under 15 hours. Steam statistics show 55% earned the first story quest achievement, 11% entered Shivering Isles, and 7.5% finished the main quest. Divinity: Original Sin 2 recorded its best sales month in over eight years.

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