diablo

A friend of mine actually plays Diablo 3 while seating at his desk, and everybody's ok with that.

Not that Diablo is a bad game, but it's a decidedly different kind of game than Zelda.

If you are in a small company - you can spend half your time playing diablo and still be more productive.

Path of Exile is a tricky one though, as it is more recent - BTW, if you loved Diablo 2, but hate Diablo 3, then try Path of Exile.

It has as much to do with Norse mythology as Diablo has with tabletop RPGs.

I can even stream third party games like Diablo 3 or applications like Microsoft Word.

I had some Brother typewriters but I think the most amazing piece of this I ever had was a (Xerox) Diablo 630.

OP said Diablo 3, which is multi OR single player.

The Starcraft and Diablo games had 3d models which were rendered down to 2d sprites (and considered by many to be dramatically inferior to hand-drawn 2d sprites).

Working on porting Diablo to the PS1, there were tiny bits of inline assembler scattered everywhere.

> 2D doesn't always age that well either, try to play Diablo II or Starcraft 1.

Or perhaps StarCraft II, Diablo III, Everquest, WoW, or Final Fantasy VII?

So where did you graduate from?" "Diablo Valley." "...

Whoosh." "But Diablo, I thou--" "Whoosh.

"Print to file" is a widely-supported printing operation, where the spooler saves the prepared document (in whatever format the printer uses: PostScript, Diablo 630, XPS, PDF, something proprietary...) to a file, rather than sending it down USB/parallel/etc.

Diablo 3 is an always-online game; the reason is that you can take the items you earn in single player and use them for your multiplayer character (and vice-versa).

I'm starting out with two of my current favorite games, but will be expanding soon to LoL, SC2 & Diablo.

But then it loses something, and you end up with Diablo.