The Witch Doctor looks fantastic, a perfect crowd control class. And the return of Deckard Cain! "Stay a while, and. Gives the long dungeon sections a bit more continuity in the story. The pop-up cinematic window is a nice touch. A corpse that spawns glowing blue maggots? A demon born from the blood of slain angels? Yeah, that is sick and disgusting. The creepiness of the enemies is absolutely over the top. Pulling down walls on enemies and similar feats will allow for much more strategy than just "click faster". Fully destructible environments are probably the largest change. This is a nice change from the earlier games. Between this, the custom look of each armor sets, and male and female versions of each class, no two barbarians or witch doctors should ever look the same. Particle effects on the weapons are quite well done. Just after the start of the video, when the Barbarian is on a bridge, surrounded by a swarm of horrors, with more crawling up every second, really got my blood pumping. Large numbers of enemies on screen all at once really heighten the drama. Even a simple axe swing looks epic, to say nothing of the skills and abilities. DIII is gorgeous, to put it quite simply. The art style, though different, seems to be a natural extension of the franchise. 
I'll be right back, I have to go change shorts.Ī few initial impressions about the trailer: Our initial impression? HOLY CRAP! Catch the video, and our more detailed impressions of it, after the break. You'd think 19 minutes of a trailer would get boring, but in this case, it doesn't! provides a copy of this video, featuring a guided tour of gameplay (taken from the Blizzard site, which is understandably a bit hammered at the moment).
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