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While players have been waiting a good, long time for Diablo IIওI, Blizzard's known for releasing games when they're ready, not when you want them – so you might want Diablo III in “Early 2012” as you'd been led to expect, but it'll now be ready sometime between April and June, so that's when you'll get it (hopefully)

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Activision's also announced that it no longer expectsꦇ to ship both Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm and World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria this year, spacing the titles out so Blizzard has time to make them as shiny and panda-filled as possible. Guess you'll just have to hop🦋e this whole Apocalypse 2012 thing doesn't pan out after all, huh?