D3 is a fantastic way to spend some quality gaming time. Searching for better gear and fighting bosses with your friends and not having to split the...

Great gameplay and story and score; Finding Legendary loot is the best

Skill system is too restrictive and you have little control over your skills compared to previous installations

No controller support on PC, so no couch co-op, and no mention of it before. This seller doesn't allow returns, either, so I'm stuck with a single-player game when I was looking for a beat-em-up to play with my girlfriend.

Hey, remember Baldur's Gate and its sequel, Shadows of Amn Remember how awesome those games were I do. I also remember when Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance was announced, and how a lot of people were complaining because it was only for consoles.

I've played Diablo 1 & 2, big fan of both. This one, ehh not so much. Although I did put in about a total of 125 hours of gameplay(so it was worth the cost of $60). Downfalls: *They turned this into an online game only.

Diablo 3 started off rough, but the expansion and its future updates - especially the removal of the stupid real money auction house - have rounded it out into probably the best loot-focused action RPG.

"Diablo 1.5" This game has nicer graphics than Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. It has a shared stash and some nifty little features like that. Other than that most of what players care about have been cut out of the game or reduced down to almost a child-level of simplicity.

Took a while to get to me, other than that it was good.

Wandering around gloomy dungeons attacking endless waves of enemies should be the most tedious thing in the world, but in Diablo 3, it's quite the opposite. Blizzard, with their years of MMO experience, know exactly how to appeal to the obsessive compulsive gamer.

Addictive loot system; Satisfying combat; Big; challenging dungeons

Server troubles affect single-player; Slow first few hours

The Lord of Terror is back! I am a Diablo fan. I own Diablo on Playstation, playing co-op with friends when I can, and I still frequent Diablo II because of the deep game play and dark story line.

Great; addictive game play; More Diablo

Always on DRM; Sound should be better

It has been twelve years since Diablo II arrived on PC systems. Hitting in 2000, it was met with critical acclaim from the press, creating legions of gamers into diehard fans who succumbed to its addictive and rewarding gameplay.