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Diablo III Eternal Collection — Nintendo Switch

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Diablo 3, Switch edition

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rated 5.0 out of 5

Beaverlover

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4 months ago

Pick up order; was quick, employee was nice. Always a good experience

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Diablo 3 Eternal Collection

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rated 5.0 out of 5

Ggaming25

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5 months ago

So this is my first Diablo game and i have already spent 100+ hours on the game in a matter of a week. From the customization features with your character to the fluidity of the game on both handheld and docked it’s definitely worth the purchase. I also feel like it’s a game you can go back to with the ability to play different classes and try them out gives a new freshness of the game. Definitely recommend!

GameStop Customer Service

5 months ago

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FYI

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rated 5.0 out of 5

Verified Purchaser

6 months ago

I did the whole game in 5 days and the dlc in one hour
And use the necromancer

GameStop Customer Service

6 months ago

We hope it only gets faster and faster for you! We’re glad to hear the necromancer has been treating you well!

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Awsome

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rated 5. 0 out of 5

Fallendevil

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8 months ago

Great game pently of hours of game play worth the money.

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8 months ago

The true peak of Hack and Slash action! Thanks for your review!

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Classic, addictive, fun

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rated 4.0 out of 5

Couple of Nerds

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9 months ago

Highly enjoyable gameplay, exactly what we wanted from the game. Smooth and beautiful. It would be 5 star but for a few issues. Game doesnt split screen for two players and the auto follow teleporting is wonky. Small unexpandable inventory doesnt allow for uninterrupted long dungeons crawls. The plot is weak but we havent finished playing through yet. Classic Diablo hack and slash is great fun!

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Diablo 3: Eternal Collection review: The definitive way to play Diablo

While Diablo 3 is six years old at this point, it’s one of those games that are timeless to me. It first came out in 2012 for the PC and Mac, and then came out on consoles in 2013. I’ve played the game on both my Mac and PlayStation 4, with hundreds of hours total on each version, and I still can’t get enough.

Back to hell

Diablo 3 Eternal Collection

An improvement in every way

It’s Diablo, just the way you remember it, but delightfully portable.

Pros

  • Comes complete with all Diablo 3 content
  • You get some cool Nintendo Switch exclusives
  • It’s Diablo 3 on-the-go
  • You can grab up to three friends and play co-op locally or online
  • Dozens (or hundreds) of hours of content to go through, including the loot grind

Cons

  • Yes, this is still just a port of a six year old game
  • You’ll have to start over from scratch if you played other versions
  • It can be repetitive for some

I take breaks with my Diablo obsession, going for weeks or months without playing before getting back into it. I just don’t tire of playing it, in all honestly. But there was always one problem: Diablo 3 on computers and consoles was never portable. That’s what’s been missing in my life: a portable version of Diablo.

But now Diablo 3: Eternal Collection is on the Nintendo Switch, the hybrid home console and handheld portable system, and my dreams have come true. Yes, it’s finally possible to play a full-fledged Diablo game while you’re on the toilet. No, I wouldn’t do that personally (too many dirty germs for my Switch), but I know many people have been wanting to do that.

This is the definitive version

Even though Diablo 3 is six years old, the Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch is $60, like every other major release. While that may seem like a lot for an old game, let’s break down why it’s not a bad price.

Basically, the Eternal Collection includes all Diablo 3 content. This includes the base game, the Reaper of Souls expansion, and the Rise of the Necromancer DLC. The price of the base game goes for about $20 now, and the Reaper of Souls expansion was about $20. Then the Rise of the Necromancer DLC came out for about $15.

Diablo 3 Eternal Collection (Image credit: iMore)

So the $60 price tag for the Switch version is about what you would have paid to get it on other systems before, but you get everything, and then some. The Switch version of the Eternal Collection has a full Ganondorf transmogrification set, a Cucco pet, a set of shadowy purple wings meant to feel like The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, and a Triforce character portrait. It also includes a Starcraft pet and Mercy (Overwatch) wings that came from earlier versions of the game, and the skeletal wings with the Rise of the Necromancer.

I’ve bought the collector’s edition of the original Diablo 3 for PC when it came out, the Reaper of Souls expansion on PC, the Ultimate Evil Edition for PlayStation 4, and the Rise of the Necromancer DLC on PlayStation 4. I’ve spent a lot on Diablo 3, but I would easily just drop another $60 on the Switch version too, because it comes with everything and being able to slay demons as Ganondorf, I mean, how do I pass that up?

Diablo was made for a portable

As much as I loved playing Diablo on my MacBook Pro and PlayStation 4, my biggest gripe was the fact that I couldn’t take the game with me anywhere and play whenever I felt like it. Yes, my MacBook Pro is portable in a sense, but it’s large and bulky compared to a handheld, and I don’t have a PlayStation Vita to stream Diablo 3 onto.

Once you reach endgame content in Diablo 3 (reach level 70), the game is all about grinding for Paragon levels and Legendary/Set equipment. This means tearing through Greater Rifts, Nephalem Rifts, and bounties in Adventure Mode as fast as you can, over and over, in search of the perfect gear. For me, this is something I want to do while having some background noise, like a movie or television show.

That’s hard to do with a computer or a console that uses the television. But the Switch version allows me to play in Handheld mode, which has been the way I’ve been playing the most, so I can still watch something while playing.

Or say I’m on a long road trip in a car, flying in a plane, or commuting by bus or train—that time can be spent going for some Rift runs in Diablo 3, farming for gear. Runs don’t take too long if your gear is pretty good, and it’s easy to fit a few runs in whenever you can.

I spent many hours on my PlayStation 4 just farming gear and trying to get the perfect set, but I hated the fact that I was literally bound to my room, and couldn’t leave the house. Now, I can take Diablo 3 with me and magic find anywhere! Diablo is the perfect kind of game to play while you’re out-and-about with some downtime.

The only thing about playing Diablo 3 in handheld mode is the slight drop in graphical quality, from what I’ve noticed. Especially in Act V, the town looks a bit fuzzy compared to the rest of the game. If you play in Docked mode on a TV, the game looks a lot better, almost as good as PlayStation 4. The frame rates also feel better in Docked mode, but it’s not terrible in handheld mode.

Choose how you want to play

When Diablo 3 first came out, you only had the story mode, and you basically just replayed it over and over if you wanted to make a new character. Or if you wanted to grind for gear, you’d farm certain areas in chapters that had the most loot and rewards to reap.

Now, players can choose to start with the classic Story Mode, or go for Adventure Mode, which focuses on «bounties and exploration.» Adventure mode is the faster way of leveling up a character, since you have access to Nephalem Rifts, which are randomized dungeons with the goal of defeating enough enemies to bring out the Rift Guardian, who has a lot of loot drops for you once they’re defeated.

Nephalem Rift guardians also drop Greater Rift Keystones, which you need to open up Greater Rifts. The difference between Nephalem Rifts and Greater Rifts is that the latter is timed, and you must defeat enough minions to bring out the Guardian before time runs out if you want the bonus Legendary Gem upgrade. Greater Rifts played on Torment 1 or higher difficulty is also when you get more Set armor and weapon drops due to the challenge.

If you clear out some Greater Rifts, then Challenge Rifts unlock, which are copies of a Greater Rift completed by someone else. Think of it as a «snapshot» of someone’s Greater Rift, where the dungeon is recreated exactly as the original player’s, and you get to play as their character, complete with Paragon levels, skill loadout, and equipment. The objective is to try and beat their time for rewards, and the class order is as follows (rotates every week): Demon Hunter, Necromancer, Barbarian, Wizard, Monk, Witch Doctor, and Crusader.

Bounties are goals on each chapter’s map (five each, so 25 total) that you’ll want to complete, though I’ve always found them more tedious than Rifts. Once you complete all bounties in a chapter, Tyreal gives you a Horadric Cache, which is full of useful crafting mats, gems, and magical items, with a chance to get legendary or set gear.

If you’ve never played Diablo 3 before and want to enjoy the story, then you can take a break from the fast-paced action of Adventure Mode and dive into Story. It’s definitely a lot slower-paced comparatively, but I always found the story and lore behind Diablo interesting, so I always play through it.

Grab a friend and slay evil

One of the best things about playing Diablo 3 is having a friend join you. The Switch version also supports local couch co-op, so you and up to three people can play on one device at the same time. I’ve only tested it with two people, and it works flawlessly, like it did on PlayStation 4.

When playing on a single screen, both players are on the map at the same time. When one player opens the in-game menu to change gear, skills, or interacts with an NPC, it takes up the entire screen, giving the other player a quick break.

There is also support for online play if you have Nintendo Switch Online, and up to four players can play together.

Let’s talk about those controls

If you’ve played Diablo games on a computer, then you’re used to the point-and-click nature of everything. For those who have played Diablo 3 on the consoles, then the Nintendo Switch controls will be the exact same.

You’ll move around freely with the left joystick. The right joystick allows you to perform an evasive dodge maneuver, which is something I don’t think the PC/Mac versions had, at least when I played it. You can assign a skill or ability to the ZL, ZR, A, B, X, and Y buttons and use them as you desire. The circular menus for inventory and gear feels more intuitive to me than the PC version, and it works out nicely on the Switch.

I did notice that some buttons felt a bit unresponsive when using my Pro controller in Docked mode. For example, I was trying to use my primary skill with A, and my thumb was pushing the button down, but my character didn’t seem to do anything for a moment. Not exactly gamebreaking, but noticeable.

It’s time to save Sanctuary from the Prime Evil

This is my third time playing through Diablo 3, but I don’t mind. I can finally play it while I’m out-and-about, and that’s pretty much all I’ve been wanting from Blizzard. Diablo 3 is perfect as a portable game, and a great way to pass the time when I have nothing else to do.

Now, I’m eager to hear what Blizzard has in store for Diablo 3 fans at Blizzcon this year—hopefully a new expansion or character class?

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Christine Romero-Chan was formerly a Senior Editor for iMore. She has been writing about technology, specifically Apple, for over a decade at a variety of websites. She is currently part of the Digital Trends team, and has been using Apple’s smartphone since the original iPhone back in 2007. While her main speciality is the iPhone, she also covers Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac when needed.

When she isn’t writing about Apple, Christine can often be found at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, as she is a passholder and obsessed with all things Disney, especially Star Wars. Christine also enjoys coffee, food, photography, mechanical keyboards, and spending as much time with her new daughter as possible.

Wrath of the Berserker — Game Guide — Diablo III

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  • Hammer of the Ancients
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  • Cleave
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  • Stomp
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  • lacerations
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  • Jump kick
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  • Super strength
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  • Rabies
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  • seismic shock
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  • Revenge
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  • Threatening scream
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  • Sprint
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  • Weapon Throw
    17

  • Earthquake
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  • Vortex
    20

  • Furious Rush
    21

  • pain resistance
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  • Battle Fury
    22

  • Call of the Ancients
    25

  • Spear of the Ancients
    26

  • war cry
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  • Avalanche
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Active from level:

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Rage

Cooldown: 120 sec.

The barbarian is engulfed in a berserk rage, increasing the hero’s stats for 20 sec.

10% Critical Strike Chance
25% Attack Speed ​​
20% Dodge Chance
20% Movement Speed ​​

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While Wrath of the Berserker is active, the damage dealt by the Barbarian is also increased by 50%.

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Rune

When using Wrath of the Berserker, the barbarian deals 3400% weapon damage as Fire damage to all enemies within 15 yards.

When the Barbarian deals critical hits while affected by Wrath of the Berserker, blood spatters from his target, dealing 300% weapon damage to all enemies within 15 yards.

Reduces all damage taken by 50%.

While under the effect, the barbarian heals for 5364 damage. health per point of Rage spent.

All information on this page is for a level 70 character.

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Barbarian, Eternal Warrior (sketch) — Diablo III — Games — Gamer.ru: social network for gamers

This fight…

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He has grown old, his face is lined with wrinkles… But there is still strength in the tight knots of his hands, the weapon flutters like a butterfly, spins like a top, penetrates into the enemy’s heart. And while this non-stop whirlwind is spinning, the battle will continue!

…Sweep – and half zombie fell at his feet with a heap of rotting meat…

…Jump – and another monster is unlucky in this life…

…Scream – everyone scatter, they know how dangerous he is in a rage…

Barbarian. Killing machine. From time immemorial, he has been fighting evil. The enemies destroyed during his life could cover the entire planet, but fortunately, they disappear. Where?… Is it so important?… The important thing is that they come from somewhere. The important thing is that they need to be crushed, chopped, cut!… He was tired. Simultaneously in thousands of worlds, and at the same time constantly in the same one, he destroys them. In one brief moment, he manages to visit all his hypostases, he is the Eternal Warrior, but his path is Death. He gives it to the unworthy, and receives it as a gift from the strongest, but he is immortal, this is his curse and blessing. He will return, and go where he could not, and destroy the enemies . . For many years he has been wondering — why is this all? But it is impossible to stop, as if some kind of force drives him forward, gives him a weapon in his hands, directs him to the lair of himself … Yes, this fight has always been the most difficult. But also the most pleasant… For the first time. The second time, he was surprised how it was, because evil was defeated, why?… Where?… As always, there was no one to answer the question… The tenth time he began to get angry, the hundredth time he got bored… The bill went into thousands , if not more, in his head there were no such numbers to calculate how many times Diablo had been defeated. But he rebelled again and again, in other worlds and plots that were no different from the previous one … Before old age, the belt with bottles was taken away from the barbarian, he thought this was the end, but no, now precious spheres of life fall out of the monsters. The monsters became angrier, smarter, more insidious… They learned to work as a team, and the barbarian almost always walked alone.

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