Borderlands 4 Development Paused for Switch 2 Release
Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Gearbox, has officially announced a pause in the development of Borderlands 4 for the upcoming Switch 2. Alan Lewis, a spokesperson for Take-Two, confirmed this decision, expressing the company’s commitment to quality content and collaboration with Nintendo.
Development Pause for Borderlands 4
In a statement shared with Variety, Lewis noted the strategic choice to halt the Borderlands 4 development. He emphasized the importance of refining ongoing content updates and optimizing the game for players.
Future Collaborations with Nintendo
Take-Two is keen on maintaining a strong partnership with Nintendo. The company has plans to release several titles on the Switch 2, including:
- PGA Tour 2K25
- WWE 2K26
These releases demonstrate Take-Two’s excitement for expanding its presence on the new platform.
Company Financial Updates
The announcement coincided with Take-Two’s Q3 FY 2026 earnings report. This report highlighted the ongoing development of several major titles, including:
- Grand Theft Auto VI, scheduled for release on November 19, 2026
- Judas, with a release date yet to be announced
- The next installment of the BioShock series, which has faced development challenges
Take-Two also shared that Grand Theft Auto V has achieved remarkable success, selling over 225 million units since its launch in 2013.
Looking Ahead
As the gaming community anticipates the upcoming Switch 2, Take-Two remains focused on delivering quality gaming experiences. While the pause on Borderlands 4 may be disappointing, the company is dedicated to enhancing player satisfaction through their existing and future titles.
