The series is planning to redeem itself by bringing back the content that fans want. ' GT Sport' received a middling reception from fans because of stripped-down content, multiplayer-focused play, and an online connection requirement. With every new interview and trailer, the new Tiny Tina adventure is looking more and more legendary. Producer Kayla Belmore explained that melee 'is still a secondary combat system, but it is more in depth than previous titles.' In many ways, 'Tiny Tina's Wonderlands' is capitalizing on a beloved 'Borderlands' quest while striving to push the series further. In particular, melee weapons and combat are getting an overhaul. There are also an abundance of nods to the original 'Borderlands' trilogy and 'Dragon Keep,' including the appearance of the2 fan-favorite diamond pony known as Butt Stallion.Īs Matt Cox from Gearbox Games explained to Press Start Australia, 'Tiny Tina's Wonderlands' took 'inspiration from the jumping off point of 'Assault On Dragon Keep.'' But while many elements here may look familiar to longtime fans, Gearbox does want to make clear that this new journey is definitely a standalone piece. Shooting and looting is now done in a fantasy world full of sprawling environments, from snowy mountains to castle interiors.

'Shredder's Revenge' pays homage to classic 'Ninja Turtles' experiences like the original Konami arcade game and 'Turtles In Time.' For instance, the classic move of throwing foot soldiers directly at the screen appears at the end of its reveal trailer in all its glory. Even more exciting is the implementation of 4-player co-op, which will allow characters like April O'Neil to get in on the action. It's very apparent that the team working on 'Shredder's Revenge' has a deep love for the source material. Reinforcing this sense of good will is how the game's trailers have embraced the original animated series and 16-bit games. Try not to get excited when you hear the classic TV theme song play while the turtles, Splinter, and Rocksteady and Bebop interact onscreen. 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge' arrives from DotEmu, the company responsible for resurrecting beloved franchises like 'Wonder Boy' and 'Streets of Rage.' With this in mind, it's safe to say the franchise is in good hands.

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