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Pat from Videogaming247 is reporting that a unknown page is offering download information for a leaked Diablo III demo. The file is reported to have been leaked by an internal beta tester.

Update: Four Youtube trailers have appeared, a chap that claims to have cancer is sharing a lot of information about the game. We aren't sure if he's actually played this leaked beta or not. This could all be fake, but stay tuned.

Trailer 1, Trailer 2, Trailer 3, Trailer 4.

More on this when we get it.

Bioware CEOs Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk have recently expressed an interest in bringing an MMO title to the home console.

In an interview with MTV, Muzyka commented on how they "think there's potential for an MMO on a console".

Posting on his personal blog, Bethesda's Fallout 3 producer Ashley Cheng has voiced his lamentations over Blizzard's "conservative side" on Diablo III and StarCraft II.

He hails the doubtless success they'll receive saying they'll be "incredibly fun, addictive and polished games." Some Blizzard fans seem to have taken this as an 'attack'.

During our search for the Diablo Battle Chest bundle on Play.com, we noticed that Diablo III is available for pre-order at £24.99, and has a release date of 27th March, 2009. Could this be the intended release date for Diablo III?

We cannot be sure until Blizzard officially announces it, as retail listings are often incorrect. But since its Diablo III, we wanted to let you know.

Blizzard's upcoming expansion to World of Warcraft apparently has done away with, or at least masks, the average "kill-30-of-this number" quests.

During their live blogging at the Blizzard Worldwide Invitational they say the new tasks players will come into contact with won't be so bland and generic.

The World of WarCraft: Wrath of the Lich King image gallery has been updated with 16 new screenshots.

Any fans looking to get their Guild War on with ArenaNet's sequel to their greatly successful free-to-play MMO will be waiting quite a bit longer.

The team want more time so that when the beta does start they hope players will be "absolutely blown away by the game". That's one ambitious beta.

New details have emerged for the up coming MMO DC Universe online.

According to an article in this months EDGE magazine, you will be able to create your own hero or villain, choose your superpower, and decide how you play the game.

Like traditional MMO’s, your character will level up and you'll develop your powers. When the game starts you might be able to fly, but only later will you learn how to pull off specific moves and attacks in mid-air.

There is nothing worse than spending four years of your gaming life on World of Warcraft, only to have your account hacked, voiding your hard work. Blizzard are aware of the cruel fate that can occur at any moment and have moved to stop it.

JoWood Productions and DreamCatcher Games today announced The Orb and the Oracle, coming this Winter for the PC as the next installment to the dungeon lords saga.