Diablo 3 has been announced for the PS3 and PS4.
The console port was unveiled by Blizzard during the PlayStation 4 event in New York.
The PlayStation version of Diablo 3 will feature four-player split-screen co-operative play and an optimised user interface.
It was announced as part of a "strategic partnership" between Sony and Blizzard, although it's currently unclear if rival platforms will be supported.
Diablo 3 will be demonstrated at next month's PAX East show in Boston.
Officially announced at the start of the event, the PS4 is compared to a "supercharged PC". It features an x86 CPU, enhanced PC GPU and 8GB RAM.
The Dualshock 4 controller, which was leaked before the event, appears similar in design to the standard PS3 controller, except for a touch pad, share button, and light bar that acts like a PlayStation Move.
New first-party games include Killzone Shadow Fall, Infamous: Second Son and DriveClub.
Square Enix announced a new Final Fantasy, which will be unveiled at E3, Ubisoft confirmed Watch Dogs for launch, and Braid creator Jonathan Blow announced The Witness.
Bungie, meanwhile, revealed that the PS4 version of Destiny will feature exclusive content, while Capcom teased a new game called Deep Down.
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