When the original Diablo III launched in 2012 on PC, it was plagued by server issues that made it nearly impossible for those affected to play. I was one of the players that stayed up until 3 a.m. to play with friends as soon as the servers were set to go live.

It's been a long road for Diablo 3 fans, following every twist and turn from pre-release to now, hoping that the Diablo game they truly wanted was right around the next corner. Don't get me wrong, Diablo 3 nailed the moment-to-moment combat experience from the get-go, but the reward loop was way...

Excellent combat; Varied skills; Graphical upgrade; Adventure mode

Hokey story

Is this really the ultimate refinement of Blizzard's dungeon-crawler?

I knew that Diablo III: Reaper of Souls was an expansion for the original game, that it added a fifth and final act to the game, but I had no idea how much it actually changed the game.

So many improvements to the game overall; including the loot system; the fun new class; the Nemesis system; the gifting system; and the fun story wrap-up of Act V

The multiplayer is a bit wonky at times; which could be the PSN or the game; but occasionally there were issues connecting with friends; and the lag at times was just awful if I wasnt hosting the session

Diablo III for consoles was, at its release, the best way to play the game. Can Blizzard make it two-and-o with an expanded edition that includes Reaper of Souls? Alan Bell ventures into the bowels of Pandemonium to do battle with the Angel of Death.

Smooth controls; Events and streaks that mix up gameplay dynamics; Adventure Mode and Nephalem Rifts add elder game variety; Cross console, cross generation saves

A couple of niggling bugs

When I used to regularly play videogames on a LAN, Diablo and Diablo II were cornerstones of our LAN gaming. I'd have a single copy spawned across as many as six computers. We'd each have characters we were leveling, and I often had to shuffle character files around to different computers.

Played Diablo 3 when it first came to PS3 but it was not perfect. This version for the Playstaion 4 is much more fun and a great couch co-op game. If you want a game that tells a great story you won't find that here.

Just got this game today. 8/8/17 its awesome. 5 stars. no other RPG besides skyrim can beat this game on console. cool classes, and skill trees. i definitely recommend this game for anybody that likes monster killing adventure games.

Game is fun and moves fast. For those worried about the "M" rating I don't think the game is all that bad. I let my 9 yr old play it. Its more cartoonish in violence and gore. I won't let him play Call of Duty games because too realistic.

This game has been in the pipeline for some time now and Diablo fans such as myself have been waiting patiently for a next generation version. I myself have owned a copy of Diablo 3 on the PC since its initial launch over two years ago, the release of a next gen version means I can now play the game...