the enemy AI is just as artificially brain

Where'd All Those Brains Go? You'll harvest zombie brains throughout the game.Who knows how many I'd collected over the five to six hours worth of scouring Dr.Ned's island of the undead? Probably hundreds, considering how many headshots I'd replica Breitling Windrider Chronomat Evolution watch accumulated.Too bad that at near the end of the downloadable episode's experience, when I need all those brains for a particular mission, my stock of brains was a whopping zero.

And speaking of brains, the enemy AI is just as artificially brain dead as ever, with path finding issues two of the game's more voluminous bosses—including the final final boss—a joke to take down. The Zombie Island of Dr.Ned is a fine addition from a content perspective, offering a gigabyte sized slice of Pandora to replica Breitling A1336 Men's watch explore and exterminate.If more of Borderlands' addictive brand of gameplay is what you're looking for—now with more of those zombies the kids are so crazy about—this downloadable episode should suit your needs.

What the downloadable content is lacking is anything substantive beyond that.There's no adjustment to the level cap, so anyone looking to grind on zombie flesh will rack up experience points that go nowhere beyond level 50.While the content is fresh and probably worth the ten dollar ticket to get to Dr.Ned's island, don't expect much replica Breitling A2736223-F Men's watch beyond reanimated, recycled corpse looting. Borderlands: The Zombie Island of Dr.Ned was developed by Gearbox Software and published by 2K Games for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on November 24.