A lot of anticipation and suspense has been surrounding the upcoming launch of the next release of the popular franchise ‘Diablo 3.’ The developer of the game, Blizzard, has now announced an all-new feature which will a part of Diablo 3. The feature is being intercontinental multiplayer option.
Blizzard is targeting September 2011 for the release of Diablo III beta and Diablo 3 designers have also revealed a new difficulty level to be added to the game – Inferno. Inferno will allow users of max-level 60 to fight against enemies who will be levelled at 61 and the option for the game to continue to expand in the future, in a way that wasn’t available in Diablo 2. Lead designer Josh Mosqueira revealed it during the developer’s gamescom press conference and Blizzard is very serious about bringing Diablo III to consoles……………..
The much awaited fantasy and horror game Diablo 3 most probably is coming this year before Christmas. This weekend the developer Blizzard Entertainment published an image of the box from…
A new generation of heroes must prepare against the evils that threaten the world of Sanctuary. Arm yourself with a weapon: the SteelSeries Diablo III Gaming Mouse, co-designed by the creators of Diablo III, for your battle against the rising powers of the Burning Hells. The fast-paced, dark fantasy world of Diablo III requires quick response times and a weapon that will withstand thegrueling fight. Co-designed with the creators of Diablo III, the SteelSeries Diablo III Mouse is built to win. Anambidextrous shape, a comfortable grip, and oversized pressure points ensure smooth glide for quick movements.
Blizzard has announced that Diablo 3 won’t be releasing until sometime in early 2012 and it’s not like this will come as a shock to really anybody since Blizzard is notorious for taking their sweet when preparing a game for release. Unfortunately no word was given as to why the game has been delayed, some are saying that it was due to the many bugs and flaws that were exposed during the beta nd the major revamp of the Demon Hunter class that may have contributed to the game being pushed back……………..
There are many people in this world who don’t intend to buy games, rather prefer downloading pirated games from torrent or other file-sharing sites. Anti-virus software group AVG has found that 90% of these pirated games contain malware!
Gaming is not just an activity in South Korea. It is more of a religion, with teens around the country hooked up to the gaming screens for hours on end. Pro players are considered a celebrity and this further makes gaming an even more popular activity around the youth. Now, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Television has attempted to curb this to some extent.
Activision Blizzard, the game industry giant, apparently had an especially successful last year. According to the yearly numbers put forth by the company, it was able to manage a revenue of $4.86 billion during 2012, bagging a handsome $1.1 billion in profits.