There are seven character classes in total, all of whom have their own advantages and disadvantages. The campaign story mode can be played throughout with the now rather clichéd character archetypes, such as the brutally strong Barbarian, ranged attackers like the Demon Hunter, or the typical spell caster, the Wizard. Initially launched in 2012 for the PC, Diablo III has seen numerous incremental updates and content drops, all of which have been wrapped into one package for this collection, meaning the expansions Reaper of Souls and Rise of the Necromancer are included for no additional cost.įor the uninitiated, this is a top-down action-RPG/dungeon crawler, which requires a whole heap of savage dismemberment, loot grabbing, and strategical loadouts.

Diablo III: Eternal Collection represents a large hardcore gaming franchise making the jump to Nintendo's hybrid machine, and is somewhat surprising considering the technical specifications required to smoothly play a title such as this. Blizzard's absence on a Nintendo console is highly evident, having to dredge up the record books to find that three SNES ports that made their way to the GBA, a sole N64 release, and a scarce port of Starcraft 64, which never made it to the UK, are all that Blizzard has to its name this millennium - until 2018, that is.

Diablo 3 eternal review