That?s not to say it isn?t good, it?s a really excellent port of the PC experience.
The controller support worked great, as did online co-op, and and while loading times and monster density could have been better, it was an overall great port of the PC experience.ĭiablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition, releasing next week for PS4, Xbox One, PS3, and Xbox 360, doesn?t feel like a big leap forward, however. The biggest of which was the improvements to loot, with legendaries feeling plentiful, and smarter loot drops that were more likely to be useful for the class you were actively playing.
It had enough significant changes in comparison to the PC version of the game that I couldn?t help but be hooked again. So while my interest in Diablo III was pretty high, I still wasn?t actively playing until these changes were made.īut the console version of Diablo III brought me out of my Sanctuary slump, big time. Changes were right around the corner, with the upcoming release of the Reaper of Souls expansion, the removal of the Auction House, and the ?Loot 2.0? system being introduced. I had been burned out on the PC game for a number of months, having spent hundreds of hours in search of elusive legendaries and quality upgrades for my roster of characters. When Diablo III originally hit consoles on PS3 and Xbox 360, it came at just the right time for me.
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