Blizzard kicked off 2017 by letting players return once more to the world of the original Diablo with the "Darkening of Tristram" event in Diablo 3. They promised that it would return and, sure enough, the cultists have already appeared and the portal will open this evening.
If you've got an Xbox Live Gold subscription and an Xbox One, then you've got a date with the ultimate evil this weekend. Until 11:59 PM EDT Monday, July 31, you can head over to the Xbox Store or select the "Gold Member" area from the Xbox One dashboard and download Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition for free.
With the recent release of the "Rise of the Necromancer" DLC and Season 11 of Diablo III kicking off last week, Mike and Jason decided to hop in and check out everyone's favorite class from Diablo 2.
We've heard all about it for the past few months, and next week, everyone will finally get a chance to get hands on with the newest character class in Diablo 3. That's right, the Necromancer returns to the world of Sanctuary next Tuesday, June 27.
Back in my day, if you wanted to change someone's heart, you did it the ole fashioned way: with a bullet! Now there's all this stuff about phantasmal burglars and things that are "meta." PSHAW! Anyways, let's see what the Co-Opticrew is doing this weekend.
Season 10 for Diablo 3 kicked off last Friday and, thanks to the recent update, console players are now finally able to to enjoy the same content that PC players have been experiencing for the past few years. Even better than that, though, is the announcement that a closed beta test for the Necromancer class will be getting under way soon, and everyone is eligible to participate.
Announced by Blizzard, Seasons in Diablo 3 will be making their way from their PC home onto consoles on March 31st, 2017.
At PAX East 2017, I attended a special press event for Diablo 3 (D3) on the Necromancer. While the Rise of the Necromancer was already announced at BlizzCON 2016, this press event revealed details on the female necromancer model as well as a whole new set of Necromancer skills. I also had the chance to go hands-on with the female Necromancer and he...
Last night we dove into Diablo 3's limited timed event called The Darkening of Tristram. Taking players back to the classic town from Diablo 1, you're tasked with completing 16 levels of a dungeon and defeating the evil lord Diablo himself. Blizzard spiced things up with 8-directional movement, 16-bit graphics, and a bunch of throwback references for longtime fans of the series.
While many were hoping that Blizzard would announce the next entry in the Diablo series at last week's Blizzcon, it appears that all we'll be getting is the return of a familiar class: the Necromancer. Sometime next year, the Rise of the Necromancer pack will be available for Diablo 3 on the PC and the Ultimate Evil Edition on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Patch 2.4.1 has gone live for Diablo 3 on the PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, and Season 6 has kicked off for the PC version. The patch brings a lot of tweaks and changes to various legendary items and character abilities, but it also brings in some new ways to kit out your hero.
The latest Diablo 3 patch, 2.4, brought with it some cool new features for all you aRPG fans, including a new area, new dungeons specific to a particular class set, and a new season. But not all is rainbow and unicorns in the realms of Sanctuary. It appears the PS4 and XBox One versions of the game are experiencing some performance issues.
