Finally, after all the hype, rumors and anticipation Blizzard has finally announced Diablo III at the 2008 Worldwide Invitational. A couple months ago, there were a few leaks as to what Blizzard was doing and word got out that Diablo III was in production. Finally we have some confirmation and a official statement from Blizzard. After Wilson lead the crowd through a demo of the game, the fans were surprised and had not expected to see the release and demo of the game. The game will be of an isometric overview and the normal 3D hack and slash. It will have destructive environments, and all those quests. For more information on the game, you can visit the official site.
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