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Diablo III Reaper Of Souls Coming To PlayStation 4
If you're planning on visiting BlizzCon in Anaheim next month, you'll get first hands-on with Diablo III's first expansion. Blizzard and Sony have announced that Reaper of Souls is making the jump from PC to PS4.
The PlayStation 4 version of the game will feature new social features and touchpad implementation. For more on BlizzCon, check out of the official site. You can also check out our coverage of Reaper of Souls and a video interview with the team from Gamescom.
We inquired with Blizzard about other platforms. "We’re very excited about debuting the PS4 version of Diablo III at this year’s BlizzCon," a representative told us. "We’ll have more Reaper of Souls updates during the show."
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I'm excited to hear that Reaper of Souls will be making the jump from PC to console. I hope that we'll see it on the current-generation, too. I've got a lot of time invested into my Demon Hunter, and I would love to be able to carry that progress into Westmarch.
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