Diablo III – manylaughs

Diablo 3: No PvP for you.

Two posts from Blizzard for you, today. First, this one, posted on March 9, 2012, by the Diablo 3 team:

Activision-Blizzard announced, today, that Call of Duty: Black Ops II grossed $1 billion dollars in just 15 days. That’s one

I feel a week long – longer, maybe – series of articles coming on. So let’s take a look at

If you’re a gamer, you probably wouldn’t be surprised that Activision-Blizzard announced, today, they had a “better-than-expected second quarter” for

So maybe you’ve heard Activision-Blizzard is for sale? What do you care, you have games to play, right? Here

Vivendi is rumored to be shopping around for buyers for its stake in Activision-Blizzard. Never heard of Vivendi, the majority

There are no official numbers coming from Activision-Blizzard, but judging by all the imadbro and I’m-leaving posts in the

3. Money ruins everything Diablo 3’s real-money auction house (RMAH) brings a whole different class of people to the game.

2. There’s too much supply Diablo 3‘s loot tables are a mess. Blue items, supposedly uncommon, are often better than

1. Too many sellers! An efficient market, one in equilibrium, has many sellers and many buyers. That’s Econ 101. If