Blizzard Entertainment is treating PlayStation 3 gamers to an exclusive DLC loot kit for the September console launch of Diablo III, including legendary pieces of gear inspired by PS3 games Journey and Uncharted. Yep, you’ll be able to equip your Witch Doctor, Barbarian, Wizard, Demon Hunter, or Monk with the scarf of a robed Journey wanderer, and an amulet modeled after Nathan Drake’s precious ring, in addition to three other exclusive items.
Just by purchasing Diablo III on PS3, players will receive these exclusive items:
– “The Hero’s Journey” – A Legendary shoulder item that includes a “Journey” style scarf
– “Drake’s Amulet” – A Legendary amulet that bears a striking resemblance to the ring that Drake wears around his neck in Uncharted
– “Leoric’s Gauntlets” – These Legendary gloves summon a ghostly skeleton to fight for you
– “Crimson Angelic Wings” – This cosmetic enhancement calls forth a set of red Angelic Wings
– “Leah’s Ring” – A Legendary ring, originally given to Leah by Deckard Cain, that’s usable at level 60 and provides bonuses to Magic Find, Gold Find, movement speed, and defenses
Diablo III‘s pre-order DLC pot has also been sweetened. In addition to the previously announced Infernal Helm, gamers who pre-order a PS3 or Xbox 360 copy will receive a pair of Angelic wings and two bottles of dye to customize armor color. The full pre-order item set now includes:
– “Infernal Helm” – Wearable at level 1, the console-exclusive Infernal Helm in-game item confers a +EXP bonus to help you whip your new PlayStation® or Xbox characters into shape
– “Angelic Wings” – Taunt the forces of the Burning Hells by sprouting a cosmetic pair of glowing angel wings
– “Bottled Cloud Dye” – Dye your armor sets a cloudy white with this heavenly dye
– “Bottled Smoke Dye” – Dye your armor sets an eerie smoky black with this sinister dye
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