Diablo remains an immensely popular series for fans

Shockingly, reports also came out that Blizzard was initially planning on showing Diablo 4 before eventually pulling it in favor of the ill-timed mobile title Diablo Immortal. Blizzard has denied those claims, but it stands to reason that if an announcement was being prepared last year, then perhaps an additional 12 months of development time makes an announcement at BlizzCon 2019 all the more plausible Diablo IV Gold.

Although it may not be as big as World of Warcraft, Diablo remains an immensely popular series for fans. Prior to its release in 2011, Diablo 3 managed to break several pre-sale records and even topped Activision-Blizzard's day-one PC sales record. While the game's launch was marred by technical issues, problems, and the controversial Auction House mechanic, through hot fixes and updates, the game not only recovered but would go on to become a standout title. Part of that recovery was due in large part to the Reaper of Souls expansion which added numerous quality of life updates including the well received Adventure mode.

Expectations for BlizzCon 2019 continue to tick up as the event draws closer and it's clear that last year has seemingly stuck with the company over the past 12 months. Blizzard appears to be readying big announcements at this year's show in large part to make up for last year. It's unclear what this could entail, but for many fans, the time appears right for a proper Diablo game to reappear.

While many are thinking the announcement could be for Diablo 4, others believe that an Overwatch 2 reveal is a possibility. Overwatch 2 has been rumored and teased for a while now, with it reportedly being focused on PvE cheap Diablo 4 Gold. It wouldn't make much sense for it to be a direct sequel, given that it initially launched in 2016, so many think this could be some type of spin-off or an additive mode.