Especially when you partner with a company known to make games that do that. Let's be honest, this does look like Blizzard going for the cash grab that is the mobile market.
You think EA is bad here in the United States? NetEase ain't all that great and they definitely look to milk as much money out of mobile gamers as possible from the things I've read. NetEase has a big hold on the mobile gaming division in the Asian markets, but they also don't have the best reputation either. It was outsourced to a company called NetEASe. But, digging deeper, you find out that it's not even by Blizzard themselves.
I like the vertical element included some of the levels. Here's Blizzcon where thousands of fans paid $200 a ticket and thousands paid $50 for the virtual ticket to watch an event for a company that they love end the keynote with an announcement for an IP that many love going mobile only for their next installment.Īs I've said a few times this week, I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed.ĭiablo Immortal looks good for a mobile game. Needless to say, the fan reaction ranged from disbelief to sadness to anger. And from the looks of it, it's like they took the Diablo assets and just applied it to their own Diablo clone called Crusaders the Light. You know, like how Bethesda teased Elder Scrolls VI with just a very small video.īut all fans got was an announcement for Diablo Immortal, a mobile game that they outsourced to NetEase to create. Or even a small graphic or mention of Diablo IV being worked on. All fans want is to get something, anything about the state of Diablo III on the PC. And I feel bad for all the fans of the Diablo series.
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