Digital Foundry : An all-time PC great is revived on modern consoles old and new - with even Switch receiving the spoils. All deliver revamped 3D visuals layered over the original 2D sprite-work, with the same mechanics in place from its 2000 design. Best of all - we can toggle between the classic visuals and the new remaster styling. But which ultimately looks and plays best? Tom and Alex discuss.
Diablo 2: Resurrected rolls out a fresh update, bringing a host of gameplay improvements, bug fixes, and the launch of Ladder Season 8.
Blizzard should release physical versions with offline play. I'd buy copies for my PS5 and Switch to go with my original Battle Chest.
Agreed. Original Diablo sold a lot on PS1 and had some enhancements too. Diablo II could have been ported to PS2 back in the day. Missed opportunity.
Diablo IV may be the latest entry from the Diablo series, but it can sure learn a thing or two from the iconic Diablo II. Both of these games are different and similar to each other, but Diablo II's phenomenal presence should still be more appearing in Diablo IV to make the game even better in its current state.
This week the team discusses some of the worst aspects of the Diablo franchise as well as the latest news.
Basicly the same unless you have a Switch...
the 30 FPS at 4k for the Series X is laughable. I mean... c'mon, you play ARPGs at 60 FPS MINIMUM.
Rather disappointing. I would expect PS5 & XSX to hit 4k 60fps pretty easily.
I'm sure the "can't connect to server error" is the same on all consoles lol.