Abstract: PARIS — The Barbarian sees, and the Barbarian smashes. The Witch Doctor sees and usually lets something else do his dirty work. The two character classes shown off during todays announcement of Diablo III (unveiled during the opening ceremonies for...
Abstract: The long-awaited third entry in Blizzard Entertainment’s seminal dungeon-crawler franchise caused uproar when it launched last week. Fans were furious that they needed a constant Internet connection to play this decade-in-the-making title – in which p...
Absolutely spot-on pacing, massive stacks of loot, glorious blood-soaked animations and detailed sound effects. Gloomy maps, outrageously stacked bosses and an easy-to-navigate skill system is the icing on the cake.
Largely irrelevant story fails to lend credence to the lore, which is further ruined by the woeful voice acting. Always-on Internet requirement is not necessary, and has bifurcated the user base.
Abstract: Every year, in addition to the hundreds of other games that are released to varying levels of hype, there's one or two which you just know are going to be a big deal. Good or bad, success or failure, the significance of the game is without question.It ...
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Published: 2009-11-30, Author: Scott , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: NameMore violence, more gore, more fun. So far, Diablo III is shaping up to be a classic action RPG, primarily because the point-and-click, hack-and-slash style of the original games is still intact. With 21st century graphics, destructible environments...
