When Diablo 3 was first revealed, many believed the changes made to the gameplay mechanics -- specifically the way the abilities were presented and mapped -- were a result of Blizzard wanting to bring the game over to traditional living room consoles. Although the game was eventually released for PlayStation and Xbox, senior designer Matthew Berger insists Diablo 3 was not designed with controllers in mind.
Despite how natural Diablo 3: Ultimate Evil Edition feels on PS4 (our hands-on preview is coming soon). "It's actually a challenge and a lot of hard work," He said, "It was very, very difficult. You'll notice that certain features don't exist on PC for instance. We had to put that in, in part because it's an action game and it sort of made sense.”
Diablo 3 is currently available on Xbox 360 and PS3, with Diablo 3: Ultimate Evil Edition coming to PS4. We asked about an Xbox One version, but sadly Blizzard would not confirm nor deny its existence.


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