Written by Joe Martin
August 17, 2011 // 10:23 p.m.
Tags: #diablo-3 #gamescom-2011 #mmo #starcraft #starcraft-2
Companies: #activision #blizzard
Original six-month schedule a hindrance.
Makes the original free, too.
Starcraft 2's first expansion reached 1.1 million sales in 48 hours despite a relatively quiet launch.
Won't be released until the first half of next year.
The upcoming Diablo III 1.1 patch is to bring player-versus-player combat to the action RPG.
Is Diablo 3 -CLICK- worth the -CLICK-CLICK- wait? -CLICK- We find -CLICK- out.
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Blizzard's Jay Wilson has defended Diablo 3's always-online DRM.
Send us a picture of you with the mag, win a copy of RIFT an .
NCSoft has announced a new MMO, dubbed Wildstar, at GamesCom 2011.
Paradox Interactive has announced a new title at GamesCom 2011, War of the Roses.
Blizzard has said it is surprised by the reaction Diablo 3's DRM has recieved.
Blizzard has announced that Diablo 3 will have no mods, but will have online DRM and cash trades.
Blizzard has updated World of Warcraft, making the first 20 levels of the game available for free.
Blizzard has admitted that it is struggling to roll out the Marketplace it had planned for Battle.net.
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