Take-Two Interactive, the publisher behind popular franchises like Borderlands and Grand Theft Auto, has temporarily halted development on its Nintendo Switch 2 version of Borderlands 4.
The news comes as a surprise to fans who had been eagerly awaiting the game's October 3rd release date. However, it appears that the company is shifting its focus towards delivering quality post-launch content for players on other platforms, while also optimizing the ongoing improvements to the game.
A statement from Take-Two spokesperson Alan Lewis confirms that development has been put on "pause," citing a desire to concentrate resources on other titles and upcoming releases. The company is excited about bringing more of its games to the Switch 2 platform in the future, with PGA Tour 2K25 and WWE 2K26 already confirmed for release.
This decision follows another delay just days before the originally planned launch date, which had sparked disappointment among fans. Nevertheless, Take-Two remains committed to delivering high-quality experiences across its various franchises, including Grand Theft Auto VI, which is still scheduled for a November 19th, 2026 release.
The news comes as a surprise to fans who had been eagerly awaiting the game's October 3rd release date. However, it appears that the company is shifting its focus towards delivering quality post-launch content for players on other platforms, while also optimizing the ongoing improvements to the game.
A statement from Take-Two spokesperson Alan Lewis confirms that development has been put on "pause," citing a desire to concentrate resources on other titles and upcoming releases. The company is excited about bringing more of its games to the Switch 2 platform in the future, with PGA Tour 2K25 and WWE 2K26 already confirmed for release.
This decision follows another delay just days before the originally planned launch date, which had sparked disappointment among fans. Nevertheless, Take-Two remains committed to delivering high-quality experiences across its various franchises, including Grand Theft Auto VI, which is still scheduled for a November 19th, 2026 release.