I'm going to tackle the second one first, because the question of worth is hard to evaluate if you already have an up-to-date copy. What's the game like on the Switch, which has notably weaker hardware than its contemporaries? And is it worth your time if you already have one of those? The really interesting questions to ask about this game, instead, are how it fares in the porting. The game had a lot of troubles in its initial PC launch that took a while to iron out, troubles that were not there in the console releases because we never had a real money auction house to deal with.) (As a quick sidenote, though, avoid the early PC reviews. Honestly, if you want to know how the game plays from scratch, you're better served looking up a review from the PS4 or Xbox One console ports. Run around as one of several classes, kick ass, kill lots of monsters, get loot, level up, get new powers, kick bigger and more impressive asses for better loot, repeat. If you've never played it before, it's your classic Diablo setup. And that alone tells you the quality of Diablo III as, well, a game.

I don't think I've ever done that with a game before. Had we not gotten a review code in for this, I was going to go buy Diablo III on the Switch, and it would have been my third copy of this game. It's the game so good, I've owned it thrice.

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