Sorry PC fans, but Diablo 3 is best played on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. Its addictive nature and button-spamming gameplay feels criminally more enjoyable with a controller, and is far more accommodating during those outrageously long play sessions than a keyboard and mouse.

+ So; Damn; Addictive, + Loot, loot and more loot, + Play with a controller, + Fun online/local co-op

- Story is forgettable; - Menu is awkward; cumbersome

Though Reaper of Souls' story additions feel too open-ended, the new Crusader class and Adventure Mode go a long way towards revitalizing Diablo's inherently fun and addictive core gameplay.

Crusader class is spectacular in both gameplay and character; Adventure Mode breathes new life into old environments; Loot overhaul makes killing monsters so much more gratifying

Act 5 is more a brief interlude than an epic conclusion; Raw amount of new content may not justify the expansion's price tag

In a rare twist, the console version ended up better than the PC version. Fun isometric RPG, especially if played with friends.

The Ultimate Evil edition of Blizzard's latest action/RPG clickfest comes to consoles with an excellent translation.

I still stand by a lot of what I said about Diablo III when it arrived on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 last year, despite it being an entirely different

Diablo III was a game which I fell in love with in the beginning, I blasted through in decent fashion until I reached the gates of the High Heaven's in Chapter IV and then I just kind of stopped playing.