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Diablo III - Juragan - 01-12-2012
This long awaited series finally showed some sign that it will be released sometimes this year. The plot is set 20 years after Diablo II and takes place on Sanctuary, the world in which all Diablo games have taken place. Diablo III will use similar game play elements and the interface from Diablo II although on Blizzard’s new proprietary graphics and physics engine.
RE: Diablo III - KFC - 01-12-2012
(01-12-2012, 02:27 AM)Juragan Wrote: This long awaited series finally showed some sign that it will be released sometimes this year. The plot is set 20 years after Diablo II and takes place on Sanctuary, the world in which all Diablo games have taken place. Diablo III will use similar game play elements and the interface from Diablo II although on Blizzard’s new proprietary graphics and physics engine.
According to rumor at Twitter, Micah Whipple, who is the community manager of Diablo III project affirmed that Diablo III is coming to console. He even mentioned that Josh Mosqueira is lead designer for the Diablo console project.
RE: Diablo III - KFC - 01-14-2012
Best Buy leaked the release date for Diablo 3.
![[Image: diablo2.jpg]](http://img5.mmo.mmo4arab.com/news/2012/01/09/diablo3/diablo2.jpg)
But Blizzard community manager Micah "Bashiok" Whipple responded on the Twitter, "We can't really keep every individual retail shop from making up a date," as well as "Retailers will not know a date until it's officially announced through a press release." And the official word the last we heard from Blizzard was early 2012. Until a solid date has been confirmed, we'll all be still waiting for the official announcement.
Best Buy once again on track to disappoint their customers like what they did with Black Friday pre-orders where people didn't get what they ordered for Christmas. Then they'd blame the manufacturers...
