Freestyle your way through a symphony of gratifying thwacks, crashes, thuds, tinkles, and dings. Experience the joy of a hammer smashing skeletons, a machinegun bow mowing down demons, a wizardard's magic beams frying whatever those things are, and a pet class shuffling along with her ridiculous and...

When Diablo III came out on PC, I played it and thoroughly enjoyed it. When Reaper of Souls came out, I played it and thought that it refined and improved the game a hell of a lot. There have been further updates to the PC version recently which have added ladders.

I normally don't buy ports of games that were first released on systems superior to the ones I own. The way I see it, a game that was made for Xbox One and then ported to the 360 is likely to be buggier and less structurally sound as a result of that process.

Stephen Thompson's episodes haven't always had a good reputation on Doctor Who. Curse Of The Black Spot was a fun but ultimately forgettable story and suffered from being sandwiched between the excellent Day Of The Moon and The Doctor's Wife.

The Blast Factor: Diablo III is bound to have its doubters, and that's to be expected after twelve years in development. Boiling the game down to its core mechanics and most basic principles though, there's no way to deny it – -Diablo III is one hell of a good time.