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Tickets To Pandora Selling Out Thanks To Borderlands Shortage
We here at the Game Informer office definitely enjoyed the hell out of Borderlands, and are continuing to do so. It appears there are more than a couple others doing so, also, as retailers are experiencing shortages.
Steve Gibson, marketing director at Gearbox Software, told Joystiq that the drought of Borderlands copy is mostly afflicting the Xbox 360 version, especially on the East Coast. He also said Gearbox is “working with production and distribution at ramping up to catch up with demand," mentioning that new games should be available "as early as Thursday or Friday."
There you have it, more are on the way. But first, I want to get to the bottom of this situation.
Who of you out there contributed to this shortage issue?
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