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Diablo III in February?

[Jan 08, 2012, 2:17 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

Joystiq has an image of a store display in a Rochester, Minnesota Best Buy that seems to show a February 1 launch date for Diablo III, Blizzard's upcoming action/RPG sequel. They have some follow ups that don't completely confirm or deny this, and word that the end-cap was legit, but has since been removed. Meanwhile, the Best Buy Website now shows a February 1 release date for the game.

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Re: Diablo III in February?

Jan 10, 2012, 12:16

Undocumented Alien

And mouse/keyboard controls were until then an INHERENT part of FPS games . ON A PC. Has THAT been taken away? NO. Consoles have never used a mouse, never. You can certainly buy a 3rd party mouse for the PS3, it's available. You see, OPTIONS, OH MY! So... we should keep doing things the way they've always been done because it was popular at the time - a time at which the 'new' way of doing things wouldn't have been remotely practical. I see. Are you actually saying SP games are not popular NOW? Number 1 on the Steam Top 10 - The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim happy with the archaic separation of online and offline progress And I repeat, the Diablo fan base that has been playing Diablo for years and years and have used the SP offline OPTION, don't care about "online", what is it that your missing about this? As far as it being archaic, well, thanks for your "opinion". I can't give you one Of course you can't, because there IS NO REASON for it. Thanks for playing though, good times.

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Comment [quote="Undocumented Alien"Jan 10, 2012, 12:16]q[And mouse/keyboard controls were until then an INHERENT part of FPS games]q. ON A PC. Has THAT been taken away? NO. Consoles have never used a mouse, never. You can certainly buy a 3rd party mouse for the PS3, it's available. You see, OPTIONS, OH MY! q[So... we should keep doing things the way they've always been done because it was popular at the time - a time at which the 'new' way of doing things wouldn't have been remotely practical. I see. ]q Are you actually saying SP games are not popular NOW? %) Number 1 on the Steam Top 10 - The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim q[happy with the archaic separation of online and offline progress]q And I b[repeat]b, the Diablo fan base that has been playing Diablo for years and years and have used the SP offline OPTION, don't care about "online", what is it that your missing about this? As far as it being archaic, well, thanks for your "opinion". q[I can't give you one]q Of course you b[can't]b, because there IS NO REASON for it. Thanks for playing though, good times. [/quote]

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