Diablo III
Diablo III. Enough said. It looks awesome. And there will be a Mac version!
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This is definitely a Most wanted.
Don’t know what the fuss about colour is all about. It looks like a progressive step for an old franchise.
I never understood why they never crossed over Diablo into WoW or vice-versa. It would be cool to play in the Diablo world as a Night-Elf Rogue or a Tauren Druid.
Actually, watching the gameplay video just made me realize how much money a Diablo MMO would make.
Well, it’s not that far from being an MMO. It’s like WoW only you only do 5 (in this case 4 I think) man instances , and it’s free as far as I know.
Well, not free since it’s a retail product. I think what you meant was “non-subscription based”.
It always surprised me that they never did a single player or limited multiplayer World of Warcraft RPG; which plays basically like WoW, only with a linear storyline like the Warcraft RTS had.
Yeah, um, free once you have the box.
I think WoW already can be played as a single player or limited multiplayer game (even if a product focused on that could probably provide an even better experience, yeah). They seem to like sequels more than spin-offs.