Diablo 3 TV commercial reintroduces the Lord of Terror
Blizzard unveils a new TV commercial spotlighting the Lord of Terror and his impending return to PC on May 15.
If you are prone to nightmares, I suggest you do not watch this video. Hellspawn, glowing eyes, massive monsters towering over a cowering woman, and all that is good and holy trying mightily to keep the hordes at bay. It's not pretty, but it is entrancing.
Blizzard released a new Diablo III TV commercial announcing the impending return of the Lord of Terror to PC on May 15. The latest cinematic offers never before seen imagery from the game and should have gamers salivating even more over the thought of battling the inbound beasties.
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Blizzard unveils a new TV commercial spotlighting the Lord of Terror and his impending return to PC on May 15.-
I understand the rush to go live with articles but this is the third or fourth article just from TODAY that has blatant mis-spellings or grammatical errors. A bit of proofreading would be nice.
E.g.
The latest cinematic offers never before seen imagery from the game and should gamers salivating even more over the thought of battling the inbound beasties.
(I'm guessing the word keep is missing).
I'm seeing more and more of this every day.-
I wouldn't call this news rushed, adding to the problem
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i wanted to see that at home in high def on the big screen in the 5.1 but missed it :(
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That is a terrible encoding of that commercial. The audio sounds like it was recorded by holding a cell phone up to the TV. Is this the commercial as Blizzard distributed it from press??
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Hm, the version on Diablo's official YouTube channel sounds almost just as terrible. It's extremely tinny, as if it's been put through a high pass filter
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Nice. But I am getting irritated by the game and movie previews that involve a dozen, half-second long fade wipes. I understand that it is there to increase excitement. But it is so uninformative and irritating.
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I don't need a pristine, single cut. Multiple cuts are fine. But just don't make them 1 second or less. Make them 2 or 3 seconds minimum.
This is mostly about movie previews. I hate watching a preview and the screen keeps strobing fade cuts so fast that I can hardly make out what I am looking at. Make the cuts last longer.
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That's not what TV ads are for, though
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i took the 15th and 16th off from work, should be fun
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