Abstract: Diablo III is a lot of things: it's the fastest-selling game in the long history of the personal computer, living proof that Blizzard Entertainment, as both a developer and publisher, still owns the landscape of PC gaming, and, most of all, is the long-aw...
Abstract: I wouldn't have been able to write an unbiased review of Diablo III immediately after launch; I was too wrapped up in the hype and fanboyism of it all. I've spent more time with Diablo II than almost any other game ever made, and my anticipation for th...
Abstract: There’s a subtle yet distinct difference between playing a game like Diablo III and playing it with zeal. Many players participate until the game is finished and then move on to another game. Other players go all out. They ensconce themselves in the ga...
Abstract: Diablo 3 is a title that has been in the works at Blizzard for quite some time now, with Diablo 2, and particularly the first Diablo, stretching back into the distant and fond memories of my childhood. One of the originators of top-down hack and slash RPG...
Abstract: This, this was a tough one. A lot has been said about the launch of Diablo 3, some bad, some good. A lot of discussion about error number this and error number that, lack of proper offline play, and a busted auction house. While these are perfectly val...
Abstract: PCAfter a twelve-year gap, Diablo is back and with it comes many new improvements that will cater to long-standing fans, and pique the interest of newcomers to the series. Straight out of the gate, Diablo III drops you right into the story, moments af...
In multiplayer there is no more ninja looting, items you see on your screen are ONLY on your screen, The gameplay is so refined that anyone can get in to it, The runes add a sublime level of depth to the skill system
The need to be always connected to the net is irritating, Diablo 3 needs a decent PC to run on, and is pretty unforgiving in that aspect, It is addictive as all hell
If you like loot heavy dungeon crawlers, this is the game you have been waiting for – the constant ...
Who needs that mouldy old Tristram and Den of Evil when you’ve got New Tristram and a hot sidekick companion Enchantress? While times may have changed the core that is, the Diablo experience remains with its demonic heart beating strong....
Storyline makes Michael Bay look like Stanley Kubrick, Terrible online experience, Latency, hacking, and poor security practices
There's a lot of good things to be said about Diablo III. Perhaps even more importantly, I trust Blizzard to fix the problems that exist today. I've worked with and known people at the company for 12 years; the programmers, developers, and GMs at Blizz ar...
Abstract: It took almost eleven years after Lord of Destruction, but Diablo III finally released, and it was met with immediate controversy. Always-online requirements; a rough first couple of days for the servers; a real money auction house (that, at the time...
