It is said that “generals always fight the last war, especially if they have won it.” This is all too often true in game development as well.

The folks behind 2009’s “Borderlands” have made another game bordering on greatness. “Borderlands 2” knocks the first game off its throne as the best cooperative shooter on the market, but as a sequel it’s disappointing. Everything’s been tweaked, nothing’s been revolutionized.

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