Bill Roper, the man credited for creating Diablo, is not a giant fan of Diablo III’s art style. But then again, he doesn’t exactly hate it, either.

The Neilson Group — aka “the ratings guys” — have released some data that doesn’t look good for the PlayStation 3.

2000, the year of Y2K and the PS2.

The announcement of Diablo III has seen a spike in sales for it’s predecessor, Diablo II.

Some Diablo III decided that they weren’t too happy with the World of Warcraft Warcraft III-influenced art style seen in the gameplay demo, and have taken to the petition websites to throw their fit. God, I wish they’d just shut the fuck up.

Good news for PC owners of BioShock: 2K Games has discontinued their absurdly stupid DRM program that only allowed five simultaneous installations of their award-winning game.

2k Games’ Community Manager Elizabeth Toby on 2K’s official forums:

As promised, all activation restrictions, including install limits, have been removed from BioShock PC as of today. You don’t have to patch or install anything for this to go into effect for your copy of BioShock—it’s already done!

No patch to install? Sweet. Now I can go and install BioShock on all 72,644 PCs I own! Thanks, 2K!

Meanwhile, earlier this week Blizzard released a patch that would finally allow players who still played Diablo II (yes, they still exist) to finally be able to play without the disc. The game was released back in 2000, for the record.

Now, if EA could just figure out that these kinds of DRMs are absurd and should be abolished, we’d be in business.