Where is Diablo II HD Remaster? Why the Hell did a mobile game take the spotlight? Why is it a mobile game by Netease none-the-less? What in the Seven Lords of Hell is going on here?!” The first thing that ran through my head was, “ what kind of f***ery is this?! Where is the Diablo IV teaser or even a new DLC or expansion announcement for Diablo III. Like many fans, my jaw had hit the floor in absolute shock. But now, here we are, years later with the hopes of Diablo IV or another Diablo III expansion, something that it seemed Blizzard was gearing up for alongside the reveal of their Netflix series for the franchise.
We’d continue this tradition through the course of Diablo III and its various launches, even snagging a copy on Nintendo Switch to go side-by-side with our PlayStation 4 and PC copies of the game. Again, our loot runs would get underway as our journey to gearing out our Druid and Assassin and gearing out their rune word gear came to a fresh new start. Years later, we would even find ourselves once again picking up the expansion for both of us to play. Years later, he would even take me to the midnight release for Diablo II followed by hundreds of countless hours grinding out Andariel, Mephisto, and Diablo for their respective drops. My dad, my gaming buddy, my beat ’em up bruiser, took me out of his way to Toys R Us when Blizzard Entertainment, Blizzard North, Sierra Entertainment, and Synergistic Software released the Diablo: Hellfire Expansion. I stayed up countless hours hunting down the Lord of Darkness and his minions that threatened to doom all of Tristram. Since the release of Blizzard Entertainment’s debut into the hack-‘n’-slash RPG genre, I’ve been a fan.
But they aren’t wrong, it was a bad idea and here’s why. Now, the company is feeling the heat from their fans, their shareholders and critics alike. During BlizzCon 2018, Diablo developer and publisher, Blizzard Entertainment, revealed the latest entry into the famed hack-and-slash franchise.
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