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Diablo 3 Art work

By Anonymous
Here are a couple of pictures of art work from a game I play on the xbox, which originally came out on the PC, called Diablo 3. I really like the texture and detail that they applied to the face on the people during these cutscenes. It makes them look almost real.



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  1. AnonymousSeptember 23, 2013 at 7:45 PM

    This concept art is amazing! There is a lot of detail and I love the different textures!

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  2. UnknownOctober 3, 2013 at 10:03 PM

    The Barbarian is the only original class that is still left from Diablo 2. There are 4 new classes to play which include: Wizard, Witch Doctor, Monk, and Demon Hunter. Some of these classes, for example the Wizard, kind of resembles the Sorcerer class from Diablo 2. For the most part though, these are entirely new classes with entirely different game play, including the Barbarian which only remotely resembles the playstyle of the Barbarian from Diablo 2.

    The Barbarian is the only original class that is still left from Diablo 2. There are 4 new classes to play which include: Wizard, Witch Doctor, Monk, and Demon Hunter. Some of these classes, for example the Wizard, kind of resembles the Sorcerer class from Diablo 2. For the most part though, these are entirely new classes with entirely different game play, including the Barbarian which only remotely resembles the playstyle of the Barbarian from Diablo 2.

    The Barbarian is the only original class that is still left from Diablo 2. There are 4 new classes to play which include: Wizard, Witch Doctor, Monk, and Demon Hunter. Some of these classes, for example the Wizard, kind of resembles the Sorcerer class from Diablo 2. For the most part though, these are entirely new classes with entirely different game play, including the Barbarian which only remotely resembles the playstyle of the Barbarian from Diablo 2.

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