A game whose setting was, and still is, unique. One where action takes a sidestep into turn-based chaos, and dialog, options, different routes, take the center stage. Why? Because I’m a fan of another franchise. Why? Well I guess it’s reassuring to see a team that is made up of several different members from D2’s team (even though it’s still Blizzard) behind the steering wheel of this game, and how they managed to make the game be like what Diablo III SHOULD be like, in the hearts of fans and gamers in general.Īll of this disturbs me. And from what I can see, people are lapping it up. Using the same isometric (sic) perspective. Comparisons between Diablo III and Fallout 3 were bound to happen, with NMA pointing to Solivagant’s blog at Destructoid with a passionate and controversial piece called How to make a proper Sequel:Īnd now we got D3. By now everyone heard about the announcement of Diablo III, with good old Leon Boyarsky of Fallout fame as Lead World Designer.
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