Randy Pitchford, head of Gearbox Software, recently weighed in on the Stop Killing Games movement, which fights for the preservation of online games after servers shut down. The movement gained momentum after Ubisoft's controversial closure of *The Crew*, racking up over 1.4 million signatures. Pitchford reflected on the emotional impact of losing games and the challenges of live service models that depend on constant player engagement. He compared game longevity to life's fleeting nature, showing appreciation for experiences that leave a mark even after they're gone. Meanwhile, *Borderlands 4* is set to drop on September 12, promising the usual chaotic...
Published on: 9/6/2025
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