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Cheng's enthusiasm for the project was palpable in an interview. "I think that 'Diablo Immortal' will change a lot of people's perception of what they think of as a mobile game," Cheng told The Washington Post. "That was our goals since the beginning. Let's improve the standards of what we can offer players from the game on mobile Diablo IV Gold."

"I have three kids and they're all teenagers, and they do not make the same distinction between console, PC , or mobile," Cheng said. "They enjoy gaming on all sorts of platforms."

The game is set to see simultaneous launch on PC with full keyboard-and-mouse as well as controller support, as well as cross progression and cross play that will be mobile-friendly at the time of launch. This was the result of a beta test in which game content creators stated that they'd require an emulated version of the game in order to show the game on their platforms as per Rod Fergusson, general manager of the Diablo franchise.

"The notion of not having the native capabilities for PC and content creators didn't feel great," he said. Soon after, work began to bring parity from mobile to PC and ensure that the game functions exactly as it does with the controllers and user interfaces made for desk-bound users. In the end 2018 about why the game even exists morphed into fans asking whether the game was going to launch -- and begging for an PC port.

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