Borderlands: Claptastic Voyage screenshots, we got ’em

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The first and only big story piece of downloadable content released for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel earlier this week, and I just finished playing through it. As usual, I took a bunch of screenshots as I played through. Fair warning: these screenshots contain general spoilers for the content, including special areas, boss fights, and cinematic cutscenes. Peruse at your own risk.

Going through them just now, I realized that I basically only ever use one gun on my Wilhelm. I tried out the new glitch weaponry, but nothing works quite as well as the Moonface for me. Expect our review for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel: Claptastic Voyage later today.


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