TheNewsGuy
08-05-2008, 12:33 AM
Unsettled by the brighter color palette (http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/53431) of Blizzard's Diablo III (PC), fans took to the internet with online petitions and doctored screenshots, attempting to show the developer the error of its ways.
But Diablo III designer Jay Wilson believes that those fans may not grasp the capabilities and limitations of the hack-and-slash sequel's engine.http://www.gamerscrib.net/images/sshots/Screenshot/10458/10458_489790c8e09cc_thumbnail.jpg (http://www.gamerscrib.net/screenshots.x?gallery=10458&game_id=5483&id=123990)http://www.gamerscrib.net/images/sshots/Screenshot/10458/10458_489790caf02ce_thumbnail.jpg (http://www.gamerscrib.net/screenshots.x?gallery=10458&game_id=5483&id=123991)
Left, an unaltered Diablo III screenshot. Right, a fan Photoshop recomposition.
"The key thing to remember here is that this has been Photoshopped. This isn't created by the engine," Wilson told
But Diablo III designer Jay Wilson believes that those fans may not grasp the capabilities and limitations of the hack-and-slash sequel's engine.http://www.gamerscrib.net/images/sshots/Screenshot/10458/10458_489790c8e09cc_thumbnail.jpg (http://www.gamerscrib.net/screenshots.x?gallery=10458&game_id=5483&id=123990)http://www.gamerscrib.net/images/sshots/Screenshot/10458/10458_489790caf02ce_thumbnail.jpg (http://www.gamerscrib.net/screenshots.x?gallery=10458&game_id=5483&id=123991)
Left, an unaltered Diablo III screenshot. Right, a fan Photoshop recomposition.
"The key thing to remember here is that this has been Photoshopped. This isn't created by the engine," Wilson told