Diablo 3: Ultimate Evil Edition Review | Winnipeg Free Press
"No matter what you play it on, there's something about the Diablo 3 experience that brings about a regression in the player, making whatever technology it's running on kind of meaningless. It may look and play beautifully on the new consoles, but it still rarely feels like a modern game; the more powerful the hardware it gets, the better it simply gets at recreating the dream game of a 15-year old.
There's nothing meant to be derogatory about that statement either: Diablo 3 is a game designed to appeal to the inner teenager. There's something about it that makes you want to forego all adult responsibilities, drink Mountain Dew and eat Doritos, and listen to bad mixtapes, all while you raid dungeons, smash skeletons with swords and cast cool spells that make giant fiery creatures explode into even more fire."
