As a matter of fact, the entire revamped inventory system will take a bit of getting used to. The menus split inventory into a number of categories. That means that an action like equipping a new ring or weapon is buried behind one or two more button presses than PC users are used to. Despite the fact that the new radial menu gets the job done, players will still find themselves a little frustrated by the tedious series of steps that need to be performed to complete simple tasks like comparing the stats on two pieces of equipment Diablo IV Items. The system is fairly intuitive, but there's no denying that all those extra seconds wasted in the menu will slowly take away from precious time that could be spent sending demons back to Hell.

It may be a bit slower to navigate, but Blizzard did also manage to make a few improvements to the game with the new inventory menu. The updated tool now includes a junk feature, which allows players to mark loot for mass sale or salvage. Each item also only takes up one inventory slot in the new system, which eliminates the Tetris-esque organization that is needed to manage inventory in the PC version. At the end of the day, the time wasted by the new system's clunkiness is just about canceled out by the time saved thanks to these additions.

Although we don't know if or when the upcoming Reaper of Souls expansion will make its way to consoles, other post launch additions to the PC version, like the post-level 60 Paragon System, have already been incorporated into the console port. If dedicated players can manage to navigate the new targeting system during those punishingly difficult end-game boss fights, then the console version should have enough content to keep them busy for a very long time.

The console release of Diablo 3 gives hack and slash fans new and old a second chance to experience a title many gamers have been anxiously awaiting for 10 years. The elimination of the need to hunt down upgrades on the auction house and the lack of a painfully frustrating launch should give players a chance to actually spend their time enjoying the loot-filled action RPG cheap Diablo 4 Items. The downgrade in controller precision and the previously existing quality gap between cutscenes and in-game storytelling hold the console version of Diablo 3 back from perfection, but players will still find themselves recruiting friends to join in and sink endless hours into the addictive hunt for loot.