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Nephalem Rift guardians also drop Greater Rift Keystones, which you need to open up Greater Rifts. 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. Or if you wanted to grind for gear, you'd farm certain areas in chapters that had the most loot and rewards to reap. 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. The frame rates also feel better in Docked mode, but it's not terrible in handheld mode. If you play in Docked mode on a TV, the game looks a lot better, almost as good as PlayStation 4. Especially in Act V, the town looks a bit fuzzy compared to the rest of the game. The only thing about playing Diablo 3 in handheld mode is the slight drop in graphical quality, from what I've noticed. 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. 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.

#Diablo 3 review portable

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. 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 portableДЄs 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.

#Diablo 3 review Pc

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. 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.

#Diablo 3 review full

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. 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. Then the Rise of the Necromancer DLC came out for about $15. The price of the base game goes for about $20 now, and the Reaper of Souls expansion was about $20. This includes the base game, the Reaper of Souls expansion, and the Rise of the Necromancer DLC. While that may seem like a lot for an old game, let's break down why it's not a bad price.Д«asically, the Eternal Collection includes all Diablo 3 content.

This is the definitive versionД®ven though Diablo 3 is six years old, the Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch is $60, like every other major release. 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. Yes, it's finally possible to play a full-fledged Diablo game while you're on the toilet. That's what's been missing in my life: a portable version of Diablo.Д«ut now Diablo 3: Eternal Collection is on the Nintendo Switch, the hybrid home console and handheld portable system, and my dreams have come true. But there was always one problem: Diablo 3 on computers and consoles was never portable. I just don't tire of playing it, in all honestly. I take breaks with my Diablo obsession, going for weeks or months without playing before getting back into it. You'll have to start over from scratch if you played other versions.

Yes, this is still just a port of a six year old game.