Gearbox Software’s hero-based online shooter Battleborn is now officially dead as servers were shut down permanently on January 31, 2021. The online game lasted for 5 years.

We tried out Dragon Ball FighterZ's Closed Beta, talked about Gearbox Software, PUBG, and a few announcements coming from the latest Nintendo Direct and TGS 2017. 

No more content as Gearbox Software shifts all their focus on a new project. 

This week we played a lot of the team based shooters now out. Carlos and Will goes all out with Overwatch, Will gives his final thoughts on Battleborn, and Miggy checks out Geekgikan 2016. E3 2016 talk, Ibuki reveal, and No Many Sky being pushed to an August release.

Having spent a good amount of time playing Battleborn’s single-player and multiplayer offerings, I can say this with certainty: Battleborn is NOT Overwatch. I feel it’s important to point this out right away, because comparisons between the two are being made far too often. In reality, while both happen to be first-person shooters with a diverse cast of characters, that’s pretty much where the similarities end.

We consider this the week of the open betas. But aside from that, Will explores Zack's island in Dead or Alive Dead or Alive Xtreme 3, Carlos tried the Battleborn open beta as well as Dark Souls 3, and Miggy spent hours on a Kingdom Hearts game on mobile. Also, we get amazed at what's currently happening at Eve Online.

Carlos gives Overwatch Closed Beta a whirl, and Miggy live-streams Senran Kagura.