Awwww. There there. :lol: on topic: This is great news. After playing Scared 2 for 200+ hours (on my 360), there's no reason why Diablo III couldn't work on consoles.
Am I the only hermit on the internet that thinks SC and Diablo games aren't that great?
PSdual_wielder
Are you REALLY a hermit or are you just really young? :|
Well LOD was really fun for a while but got boring for me fast. SC was good SP but the MP requires much more skill than strategy and I played RA2 much more at the time. I just don't think blizzard is God's gift to pc gaming. Their games are good but with the exception of WC3 imo they aren't too amazing.
I only don't think that the new WoW like design was a good choice. I liked the old dark art design, it was one of the things that made the game a classic.
Blizzard WILL NOT do it unless they can have complete and total control over the online through the use of Battle.net. Neither MS nor Sony are likely to allow that level of control over the online services, so that is a major obstacle to this actually happening. If, by some off chance, MS and Sony decide to make an exception for Blizzard, then MAYBE, you could POTENTIALLY see it, POSSIBLY.
I only don't think that the new WoW like design was a good choice. I liked the old dark art design, it was one of the things that made the game a classic.
SambaLele
how is it not dark art design now? There is tons of blood, the architecture is still gothic and the game is very much a "dark" game. How is it anything like WoW besides the character proportions and color palette(which to be quite honest isn't even that close to WoW either...) which are simply making it easier to distinguish characters from the environment, thus making the game more playable? Color(or lack there of) != dark. They are two entirely separate concepts and two entirely different artistic designs....
There has been a lot of speculation about this already and beings Blizzard is merged with Activision, I am putting my money on it becoming reality at this point. Day 1 for me if it happens. We shall see.
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