Diablo Junkie

On the cavernous hangar deck of an aircraft carrier in Alameda and atop the stunning peak of Mt. Diablo, Bay Area residents came together today to commemorate the 67th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, honoring those who were there and trying to keep alive the message they carry.

He tried to download a copy of Diablo II from their digital store, but the download didn’t work. Blizzard’s customer service then tried to download it again — which also didn’t work. Finally, they told him to buy it at an actual store — which he did. Now he’s bought the game three times and would like some money back.

There’s yet to be any official confirmation that the upcoming Diablo 3 will be released on anything other than the PC, but according to recent comments made by Blizzard president Mike Morhaime, it certainly seems like they’re strongly considering console versions of the highly anticipated sequel at some point in the future.

BlizzCon is right around the corner, and the smart money is on Diablo III being the biggest news-maker of the show. Let’s kick things off with our humble list of 10 things we’d love to see in Diablo III…

We hope you got tickets …

Blizzard fan site BattleForums.com reports on the latest andmost surprising rumor concerning the recently-announced and long-awaited

As everyone awaits more Diablo III goodness to be trickle down Blizzard’s milky teat, there are more than a few games out there to provide us with our Diablo “fix”, as I like to call it.

Not much has been revealed about “Diablo III“’s storyline, but lead designer Jay Wilson did tell me that the game will round out the story arc set up by the previous two games. And while “Diablo III” ends the trilogy, fans needn’t worry — it’s not the final curtain.

Game developer Blizzard remains unrepentant when delving into the rich fantasy world it has crafted for Diablo. While the upcoming, artistically controversial three-I’d installment brings the trilogy’s story of demonic overlords and highly uncomfortable facial jewelry to an end, it’ll leave the portal open for future games.

TWO things that you can find a lot of in Portland, Ore., are vegans and strip clubs. Johnny Diablo decided to open a business to combine both. At his Casa Diablo Gentlemen’s Club, soy protein replaces beef in the tacos and chimichangas; the dancers wear pleather, not leather.