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Borderlands 3 finally has a release date, and pre-orders are open now for all four editions. We've rounded up where you can find each, including the diamond loot chest edition.
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Borderlands 3 Pre-Order Guide: What’s In Every Edition

Borderlands 3 finally has a release date, and pre-orders are open now for all four editions. We've rounded up where you can find each, including the diamond loot chest edition.
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Published: Apr 3, 2019 03:44 pm

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2K and Gearbox finally announced Borderlands 3‘s release date today and provided some new details about the game. Pre-orders are now open, and along with a season pass, there are several editions fans can choose from: Deluxe, Super Deluxe, and Collector’s Edition.

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This guide tells you all you need to know about each version and what comes with it. We’ve also provided links to each version on several different storefronts.

Borderlands 3: Standard Edition

The standard edition of Borderlands 3 is the game itself and a special pre-order bonus: the Gold Weapons Skins pack.

The pack includes gold skins for all weapons in the game as well as a gold trinket weapon. Borderlands 3‘s standard edition is up for pre-order for $59.99 digitally and physically from the following:

Digital Version

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Physical Version

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Borderlands 3 — Deluxe Edition

The Deluxe Edition of Borderlands 3 includes the Gold Weapon Skins pack, along with some extra cosmetics and items:

  • Retro Cosmetic Pack
  • Neon Cosmetic Pack
  • Gearbox Cosmetic Pack
  • Toy Box Weapon Pack
  • XP & loot drop boost mods

Borderlands 3 — Deluxe Edition can be pre-ordered physically and digitally for $79.99 from the following locations:

Digitally

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Physically

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Borderlands 3 — Super Deluxe Edition

The Borderlands 3 — Super Deluxe Edition includes the Gold Weapon Skins pack, plus all the content from the Deluxe Edition as well as the Season Pass. The Borderlands 3 Season Pass offers:

  • 4 campaign DLC packs featuring new stories, missions and challenges
  • Butt Stallion weapon skin
  • Butt Stallion weapon trinket
  • Butt Stallion grenade mod

The Super Deluxe Edition can be pre-ordered physically and digitally for $99.99 from these locations:

Digitally

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Physically

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Note: The Season Pass can be purchased separately, but Gearbox hasn’t announced prices or opened orders for it yet. All of the DLC missions are expected to be available by September 2020.

Borderlands 3 — Diamond Loot Chest Collector’s Edition

The Borderlands 3 — Diamond Loot Chest Collector’s Edition is a GameStop exclusive for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. In addition to all the content from the Super Deluxe edition, including the Season Pass, the Collector’s Edition comes with:

  • Diamond Loot Chest Replica
  • Borderlands 3 character figurines (x10)
  • Sanctuary 3 snap model
  • Vault Key keychains (x4)
  • Cloth galaxy map
  • Character art lithographs (x5)

Borderlands 3 — Collector’s Edition will set you back $249.99.

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We’ll keep this guide updated if more retailers open pre-orders up, so be sure to check back.

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Josh Broadwell started gaming in the early '90s. But it wasn't until 2017 he started writing about them, after finishing two history degrees and deciding a career in academia just wasn't the best way forward. You'll usually find him playing RPGs, strategy games, or platformers, but he's up for almost anything that seems interesting.