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These projects included their first non-first-person shooter, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, and Halo: Combat Evolved, forging new publisher relationships with Activision and Microsoft Game Studios respectively. Branching out to other publishers, they pursued additional port work, each game being released with additional content, but this time from console to PC. Prior to Half-Life 2, they had developed or helped develop every Half-Life expansion game or port, including Opposing Force, Blue Shift, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, Half-Life for the Sony PlayStation 2 (including Half-Life Decay), and Half-Life for the Sega Dreamcast (including Blue Shift). Porting Half-Life to console platforms (each with new game content) followed, building the company's experience in console game-making, in addition to enhancing and building upon the successful Counter-Strike branch of the Half-Life franchise. Before Rebel Boat Rocker, Pitchford and Martel previously worked together at 3D Realms, and Montgomery previously worked at Bethesda Softworks.They started with developing expansions to Valve Software's Half-Life.

This was followed by an announcement by Sega that they would be helming a new version of rhythm game Samba de Amigo for the Wii, a departure from their signature first-person shooter titles. In the September 2007 issue of Game Informer, a new game franchise was revealed, the sci-fi shooter Borderlands, after which Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford mentioned in an online interview that development on the Heat game had not yet begun, as the planned development partner for the project had gone under. In 2008 Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway was released.2007 brought announcements of new projects based on licensed film intellectual properties, including the crime drama Heat and the science-fiction classic Aliens. Later that year a sequel, Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood, was launched.

In February 2014, Gearbox filed a lawsuit against 3D Realms for attempting to make another Duke Nukem game without the consent of the company. In July 2013, Gearbox announced plans to rerelease Homeworld and Homeworld 2 in high definition for modern PC platforms, in addition to making it available through digital distributors. In September 2013, 3D Realms dropped the suit with founder Scott Miller explaining it as a misunderstanding on their part.

Despite the criticism the game topped the charts on release and made a profit for its distributor, Take-Two Interactive. The team worked on the game in their own homes before Gearbox Software decided to collaborate.In June 2011, Duke Nukem Forever was released and received negative critical reception on release, with most of the criticism directed towards the unfinished, rushed state of the game. Since 2009, Allen Blum, the co-designer of Duke Nukem 3D and his development team are housed at Gearbox Software under the name of Triptych Games. On September 3, 2010, Gearbox announced that they are behind Duke Nukem Forever. Also in 2008, Gearbox Software's CEO Randy Pitchford announced that the company was working on yet another major unannounced title, hinting that it was 'huge'. Acquiring Duke Nukem In 2008, Sega announced its license of the Aliens franchise and a development deal with Gearbox Software to create Aliens: Colonial Marines.

A class action lawsuit filed in April 2013 by Roger Damion Perrine and John Locke alleged that Gearbox and Sega falsely advertised Aliens: Colonial Marines by showing demos at trade shows, such as PAX and E3, that did not accurately represent the final product. This caused the game to be rushed through redesigns, certification and shipping, despite being in a largely unfinished state. While Sega initially denied that any such outsourcing occurred, sources claimed that developers Demiurge Studios and Nerve Software were responsible for the game's downloadable content, while TimeGate Studios was responsible for the majority of the game's campaign, and were unable to create the planned Beta version on schedule despite several delays. This led to the round of layoffs at Gearbox in late 2008.' The game drew additional controversy due to the accusations that much of the game's development was not by Gearbox Software, but was outsourced to other developers in order to compensate for mismanagement on behalf of Gearbox. When Sega discovered this misconduct they canceled Colonial Marines, which led to the game's protracted development 'At some point in 2008, Sega temporarily pulled the plug on the game They caught wind of Gearbox shifting resources despite still collecting milestone checks as if the team were full size and lying to Sega and 2K Games about the number of people working on each project.

Developed for both PC and Microsoft's Xbox console, and built with the Unreal Engine 2, it was released in March 2005. The core team is built around former Assassin's Creed, Skylanders and Call of Duty developers and UniversitГ© Laval IT staff.During their fourth year, Gearbox began working on their first independently owned game: Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30. The team will grow to at least 100 and that it will develop original AAA titles.

Gearbox Software Website Series Was Published

The gaming press saw the game next at the European GamesCon in 2007, and again at GamesCon and E3 in 2008. First revealed in the September 2007 issue of Game Informer, Borderlands was described as ' Mad Max meets Diablo', and its first-person shooter-meets- role-playing gameplay was revealed, along with screenshots of the early art style and the first three playable characters. By 2008, the franchise also spun off a comic book series, a two-part television documentary, a line of action figures, and a novelization and non-fiction history book.After the completion of Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood, Gearbox began working on their second original game, Borderlands. Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway was launched in September 2008. Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway was the first new title to be announced, continuing the company's flagship franchise. The series was published by Ubisoft, who supported both games with PlayStation 2 versions, and later worked with them to develop Brothers in Arms games for portable systems ( mobile phones, PlayStation Portable and Nintendo DS) and the Wii home console.In 2005, Gearbox licensed the Unreal Engine 3 from Epic Games, to replace the Unreal Engine 2 technology used in previous games, and grew its internal development teams to handle the demands of next-generation technology and content.

Released in 2009, Borderlands is billed as a 'role-playing shooter' (a first-person shooter with role-playing elements).Following the unexpected success of the first Borderlands, which sold between three to four-and-a-half million copies since release, creative director Mike Neumann stated that there was a chance of a Borderlands 2 being created, adding that the decision 'seems like a no-brainer.' On August 2, 2011, the game was confirmed and titled as Borderlands 2.