Por cierto, sigue siendo todo un rumor por parte de Forbes, aunque Kotaku dijo que se anunciaría hoy oficialmente.

De momento nada de nada.

Ya es oficial, Belcebú Tres en Switch

https://www.nintenderos.com/2018/08/diab...do-switch/

The minions of Hell have grown unfathomably strong since Diablo III’s release, but lucky for the High Heavens, reinforcements are on the way. Later this year, Nintendo Switch players the world over will join the fray with the Diablo III Eternal Collection and wield their systems’ portable power to slay demons and amass vast hoards of loot anytime, anywhere.

The Eternal Collection is the definitive edition of the award-winning action RPG, including everything from the original Diablo III, the critically-acclaimed Reaper of Souls expansion, and the Rise of the Necromancer pack. With seven powerful character classes, a five-act campaign that spans the lore-rich and demon-infested world of Sanctuary, and an endlessly replayable Adventure Mode, the Eternal Collection is the perfect all-in-one package to introduce newcomers to a lifetime of adventure.

The Eternal Collection for the Nintendo Switch incorporates the system’s flexibility and versatility into its design. Whether using a Joy-Con controller or a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, players will have an awe-inspiring assortment of demon-slaying powers at their fingertips, thanks to intuitive, ultra-responsive controls custom-built for Nintendo Switch. And true to the spirit of the Diablo series, players will also have a wealth of options when it comes to cleansing Sanctuary cooperatively—up to four players can band together to engage in grand multiplayer crusades, whether they’re sharing a screen on a single Nintendo Switch, linking their systems together wirelessly, or teaming up through the Nintendo Switch Online* service.

“The Eternal Collection is the definitive version of Diablo III, and we’re thrilled to team up with Nintendo to unleash it for Nintendo Switch gamers around the world later this year,” said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. “Bringing the world together through epic entertainment is core to our mission at Blizzard—we can’t wait to welcome a new generation of demon-slayers to Sanctuary.”

“At Nintendo, we’re huge fans of rich and compelling games that speak to players around the world,” said Reggie Fils-Aime, Nintendo of America President and COO. “By partnering with companies like Blizzard, we’re able to create new ways of engaging with beloved content. Blizzard and Nintendo share a commitment to redefining the way people play games, and with Diablo III Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch, that means players can now explore the vast world of Sanctuary anytime they like, and anywhere they go.”

Diablo III is the fastest-selling PC game of all time**. The Reaper of Souls expansion introduced the mighty Crusader class, the infinitely-replayable Adventure Mode, and a host of other game-defining features, like the random loot-filled Nephalem Rift dungeons. In 2017, Rise of the Necromancer resurrected the fan-favorite Necromancer class from Diablo II, bolstering players’ forces with the gruesome powers of blood and bone. All of this is included in Diablo III Eternal Edition for the Nintendo Switch system, on top of platform-exclusive bonus items, like The Legend of Ganondorf cosmetic armor set, inspired by the iconic villain from The Legend of Zelda series.

Diablo III Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch will be available later this year at retail stores everywhere and digitally through the Nintendo eShop. Gamers in North America and Europe will be able to get an early look at Diablo III Eternal Collection this August at Gamescom in Cologne, Fan Expo in Toronto, and PAX West in Seattle. For more information, visit https://www.diablo3.com/switch.

* Nintendo Account required. Online services and features, including online play, are free until the paid Nintendo Switch Online Service launches in September 2018.

** Based on internal company records and reports from key distribution partners.

¿Se puede jugar en la misma pantalla con 2 joys o con 4 joys, en coop? Sé que es pronto para la pregunta, pero ahí la dejo

(16-08-2018 17:25)Jagang escribió:¿Se puede jugar en la misma pantalla con 2 joys o con 4 joys, en coop? Sé que es pronto para la pregunta, pero ahí la dejo

por lo que se ha visto en el video.

Solo se puede con mandos completos (2 joys como un mando, mando clasico pro....) pero al menos como minimo se pueden jugar dos en la misma pantalla...


EDITO:

• La versión para Switch se llamará “Eternal Collection”.
  
• Multijugador local para 4 jugadores en una consola Nintendo Switch.
  
• Multijugador local para 4 jugadores en 4 consolas distintas Nintendo Switch.
  
• Juego en línea a través del servicio Nintendo Switch Online
  
• Soporte para guardado en la nube
  
• Incluye las expansiones de “Reaper of Souls” y “Rise of the Necromancer”, además de todo el contenido añadido.
  
• El precio en Estados Unidos sería de 60$ (no hay confirmación del precio en euros)
  
• Bonificaciones especiales de Nintendo dentro del juego.
  
• Armadura de Ganondorf.
  
• Retrato de la Tri Fuerza
  
• Mascota Cuco
  
• Alas de “Echoes of the Mask”
  

En consolas 360, PS3, Ps4 y One ya se podía jugar a 4 en la misma consola. Supongo que si tienes mandos suficientes se podrá.

Yo es algo que me encantaría que se pudiese en PC, tanto jugar con mando como en cooperativo. Y de hecho, creo que con mando me gustaría más por lo poco que jugué a la demo en 360.

Aunque no sé porqué, es un juego que aún no me he pasado entero a pesar de que hace años que lo tengo. Hay días que me pongo y juego un rato, pero no me engancha y no lo retomo al día siguiente. El caso es que juegos como Torchlight I & II, Van Helsing, Path of Exile y Grim Dawn si me engancharon bastante incluso con ratón y teclado.

Datos oficiales de Blizzard sobre la versión:

– Release date is “tentatively fall this year”
– Dive straight into Adventure Mode without completing a campaign playthrough first
– Blizzard expects many people buying the game on Switch to be seasoned Diablo 3 players who would rather skip the storyline
– Will fully support offline play – with the exception of Diablo 3’s Seasons
– Seasons periodically offer players a fresh start, additional objectives and rewards and a competitive, laddered levelling experience
– Seasonal characters will only be playable online
– Online play will be via Nintendo’s new paid service
– The service’s cloud saving system will automatically back up progress made offline in the background once the Switch has an internet connection, without requiring the game to be launched, or any other manual process
– If you have a Diablo 3 cloud save, you’ll be able to load your profile onto a friend’s Switch so you can use your characters with them in local play on a single console
– Can’t transfer your progress from the PC or existing console versions of the game
– 60 frames per second “across the board”
– Native 720p resolution in handheld mode
– 960p when docked
– No differences between docked and handheld play aside from resolution

Eurogamer also has some quotes from senior producer Pete Stilwell. First up, there was talk about cross-platform play, which sadly won’t be included:

“It’s not available at this time. I wouldn’t ever take anything off the table, it’s something we’re exploring, that we’re interested in. But it is not currently a feature.”

Stilwell also spoke about working with Nintendo:

“It’s been fantastic, and that’s not just lip service. Nintendo’s a developer first, as Blizzard is… To get to negotiate things like what would our tie-ins be, we got to nerd out and love their IPs – it’s awesome to collaborate with other developers like that. I hope it’s the start of a really great future between Blizzard and Nintendo.”

Diablo has been rumored since earlier in the year when Blizzard posted a short video showing a nightlight being turned on and off. But as it turns out, despite the rumors, it wasn’t an intentional tease.

“I think we weren’t lying when we said we weren’t that clever. Something that we put out that we found around the office wasn’t intended to be so on the nose.”

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(16-08-2018 19:49)Cikio escribió:En consolas 360, PS3, Ps4 y One ya se podía jugar a 4 en la misma consola. Supongo que si tienes mandos suficientes se podrá.

Yo es algo que me encantaría que se pudiese en PC, tanto jugar con mando como en cooperativo. Y de hecho, creo que con mando me gustaría más por lo poco que jugué a la demo en 360.

Aunque no sé porqué, es un juego que aún no me he pasado entero a pesar de que hace años que lo tengo. Hay días que me pongo y juego un rato, pero no me engancha y no lo retomo al día siguiente. El caso es que juegos como Torchlight I & II, Van Helsing, Path of Exile y Grim Dawn si me engancharon bastante incluso con ratón y teclado.

Yo en PC el problema que tengo es que ve ma a tropicones la mayoria del tiempo (o se queda congelado) por la conexión. Es que al genio que se le ocurrio tal cosa....

Según he leído, se puede jugar en 1 consola con 4 joycon. Esto es posible porque las habilidades de los personajes de Diablo 3 son muy limitadas, 6. En cambio juegos como Grim Dawn o similares tienen muchas muchas habilidades donde elegir y personalizar.

No me creo los 60 fps. En mi PC con una 770 nunca pude jugar de forma totalmente fluida en escenarios con buena carga de enemigos.

(16-08-2018 21:20)chente escribió:No me creo los 60 fps. En mi PC con una 770 nunca pude jugar de forma totalmente fluida en escenarios con buena carga de enemigos.

Serán 60 con bajadas.

Vamos que para eso, que pongan la opción de 30 como rocas.

Siempre tuvo la razón...