This week Shuhei Yoshida expressed disappointment in PS4 software success, Watch Dogs is going along slow and steady, Diablo III on the PS4 is detailed, Microsoft explains SkyDrive on Xbox One, and can 1080p resolution really make you a better gamer?
Everyone knew that a lot of people despised the "always online" requirement of Diablo II and the god awful connection problems experienced by many on its early release. Surprisingly, however, in an interview with Rock, Paper, and Shotgun and as exemplified by Destructoid, Diablo III lead designer Kevin Martens reminisced "how upset people were that Diablo II let some players play online, while other characters were offline only." then finally stating, "That was the wrong choice to allow people to play offline, and we still stand by that."
TechRaptor - There really is no doubt that Blizzards Diablo III was really, a failure. It did not work on launch, had issues with DRM all through out and the Real Money Auction house simply detracted from the experience overall. The new expansion however, Reaper of Souls, looks to change that and more.
) that characters created on the PlayStation 3 version of Diablo III will be transferable to the PS4 version.
Lastly, Berger addressed the possibility of Diablo III coming to the Xbox One. He said, "For the moment, we're only talking about the PS4 for the Ultimate Evil Edition."
) that characters created on the PlayStation 3 version of Diablo III will be transferable to the PS4 version.
Lastly, Berger addressed the possibility of Diablo III coming to the Xbox One. He said, "For the moment, we're only talking about the PS4 for the Ultimate Evil Edition."
