Being able to take Diablo with you, and play offline is great. You can just zerg together until you hit the highest level content where communication becomes If you have a Switch and you're a Diablo fan, then this game is well worth it. Online play works well, but has no communication or trading between players. This is the full-fledged game, with great graphics, sound and full frame rate.
If you have a Switch and you're a Diablo fan, then this game is well worth it. Even if you HAVE another version, this is worth double dipping for. If you don't have Diablo 3 yet, this is the version you should get. It felt infinitely more natural, and I haven't felt compelled to touch the PC version in the last week. Meanwhile, coming from the PC version, I was honestly surprised how much smoother and more intuitive this game was to play from a controller over the PC's mouse and keyboard controls. Blizzard clearly valued frame rate over fidelity, and it was absolutely the right choice. It didn't matter how crazy the action got, I don't recall even the slightest hiccup in frame rate or processing. Because most importantly, it keeps game performance up. Diablo 3 wasn't exactly known for its stunning visuals to begin with, and if you're coming from previous games in the series, you shouldn't be terribly turned off by it. That said, I still think it has quickly become my platform of choice for the game. Still would have liked to carry my PC characters and jump in, though. Another problem is the lack of cross-play, but that was something I knew going in, so I can't be TOO irked about it. There are definitely some rough edges graphically. And I would contend it actually looks WORSE when docked than in handheld. the Switch is simply not the graphical peer of its other console and PC versions.
Still would have liked to Let's get this out of the way.
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