By ironing out the last few wrinkles from the original console versions, and adding in a few extra features, Diablo finally feels at home with a gamepad.

Satisfying combat with highly versatile character classes; Smartly console-ified controls, with improved co-op options; Useful tweaks and new additions, with clever use of friends lists

Deceptively linear and relatively short, in terms of the main campaign; Limited enemy artificial intelligence and awful storytelling

Diablo 3 is a fantastic expirence. Diablo is a top down RPG was developed by Blizzard studios, responsible for the likes of games including Warcraft, StarCraft, Diablo and World of Warcraft. Its a fantastic sequel to Diablo 2. The controls are solid.

Graphic are solid; music is strong; well worth the time

some minor bugs due to being a port from pc

This games a great team based demon smasher. Easy to play difficult to master. Nice setting and replayability make this a must.

Reaper of Souls is the expansion pack for Diablo 3; and it's more than just an expansion pack. When it was first announced, I'd already been playing Diablo 3 for some time and was expecting to be able to just download a patch for my existing game.

New bonuses during gameplay; great new class; new challenges for all the characters; new difficulties; cool new merchant; brand new story chapter

Story not as challenging for certain characters; manual return to towns out of story missions; multiple side quests improperly triggering; the new crafting material interferes in treasure drops; co-op players can't share Nephlem Rift opening; no content patches for 360/PS3 owners

Diablo III, the long anticipated sequel, has finally come to current gen consoles in the form of the ‘Ultimate Evil Edition'. The original game comes with the ‘Reaper of Souls' DLC and it is something to dive into.

When it comes to Diablo, one should expect a sense of finality when an upgraded version features the word "Ultimate". After all, where do you go after defeating The Devil? Developer Blizzard's answer--in the Reaper of Souls expansion--was a villain that was the closest thing to Death.

Exceptionally accessible to newcomers; Well-implemented social features; Dungeons and fields rich in bonuses; Monster killing begets more monster killing; loot; and experience; Lives up to the Ultimate name

Some classes aren't as suited as others for solo play

Incorporating typical, routine fantasy tropes, 'Diablo III' continues the tale of Deckard Cain and Leah. A mysterious star has fallen from the sky and is the root cause of the evils now threatening the inhabitants of New Tristam.

"The Reaper of Souls expansion and the various game system changes it introduced are perfectly at home with the console experience, and will undoubtedly add oodles of hours to the auction house-free adventure." ? 2014 Activision Blizzard, Blizzard Entertainment. All rights reserved.

Great control scheme carried over from last-gen; remote play works mostly well; local co-op is a blast

Waiting while a friend is in menus during local play can be a drag; remote play maps one ability to the rear touch panel; animations don't look as fluid with closer camera view

It follows the original game - itself the third in the series - and a subsequent port to old-gen consoles, plus the Reaper of Souls expansion, which was released on PC earlier this year. The Ultimate Evil Edition brings all of these various strands together into one comprehensive package.

So it would be very easy to be skeptical about its latest release on PS4 and XBOX ONE under the name Ultimate Evil Edition, which essentially boils down to the including the Reaper of Souls expansion and a host of improvements from the original release back on PC.