I can still remember leveling my first character In vanilla Diablo 3 to 60 without crafting a single thing, or even making very many decisions. A regular stream of upgrades and legendary items means that even over the course of a short, 1-hour play-session, you'll often see your avatar make tangible progress, and by your 200th hour in the endless, infectiously rewarding adventure mode, you'll still be finding ways to eke out ever more power from your character.

Ultimate Evil's excellent analog stick controls, deep bestiary, and varied character classes make that hunt enjoyable both in the short term, and the long haul. Diablo 3 is about killing things, all the things, whether alive, undead or inanimate, and seeing what sweet new piece of gear drops so you can kill more, bigger things. Performance-wise, Diablo 3 holds steady to the 60fps target, with minor stutter, according to the site.If you're a new player, and you don't already know what's in store, just ignore the cheesy story. Some effects like ambient occlusion and bloom have seen upgrades on PS4 Pro, too.

For those running 1080p displays, the resolution is downscaled to 1080p form whatever higher resolution the game happens to be running at the time. Overall, 1872p and 1728p resolutions are the most common. Resolution can drop all the way back to 1080p during the most intensive scenes. In its most recent analysis, Digital Foundry, tested out the game post-patch to unpack exactly what improvements Blizzard made on PS4 Pro.ĭiablo 3 is actually using a dynamic resolution on the console, and it can go as high as native 4K (3840x2160) in less busy scenes, such as indoors and when streets aren't filled with enemies. Unfortunately, the patch notes did not mention any details.

Diablo 3 quietly added support for PS4 Pro recently, and we now know for certain how the game runs on the more powerful console.īlizzard's most recent update to Diablo 3 added in 4K support on PS4 Pro.

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