It’s actually a ‘season 2’ DLC add-on.
Publishing giant Take-Two Interactive Software has been a relatively eager supporter of Nintendo Switch, at least once the hardware became the hottest selling console on the market. One of its releases on the system was Borderlands Legendary Collection, which included the first two numbered games and The Pre-Sequel; that’s three full games and plenty to get stuck into.
Borderlands 3, however, is a different beast; as the most recent entry in the series it’ll naturally be the most challenging to port to the hybrid console. However, a PEGI rating for Borderlands 3: Director’s Cut (hat-tip to Stealth40K for the spot), suggests an upcoming Switch version.
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