Whoopi Goldberg just gave fans an update about the newest installment of her favorite video game, and she is not happy.Įarlier this month, The View star went on Instagram to lament how her recent purchase of the video game Diablo IV wasn't compatible with her Apple computer. Other motion controls, like twisting the Wiimote to rotate a doorknob, fit the game, but didn't add much versus pushing a button.'Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links.' I generally liked the gun controls, but I didn't have to point for basic shots - only for trying to hit an enemy in a certain place - so I ended up pausing for a moment to orient the cursor whenever raising my hand for a trick shot. The punching and hand-to-hand movements felt good. I punched enemies by swinging my fist, and I targeted special pistol shots by pointing the Wiimote at the screen. The Wii uses similar conventions, but adds even more motion-based attacks. This all worked fairly well, adding a nice touch to the PS3 game. While the PS3 relies on buttons more than the Wii, close combat takes advantage of the motion controls enemies can be thrown up against a wall by pushing the controller away, shaken by swinging the controller to the side, and headbutted by pulling the controller towards your head. The updated controls are similar between the two systems, with the left analog stick handling movement.

But beyond those additions, the game still seemed like The Godfather I expected, with car chases, shootouts, and bribes. When extorting money, another change lets gamers put the screws to a victim with various methods, like wrecking up a storefront. Some of the gameplay was also updated, like a mild RPG system added to the game, letting players govern the weight of their mob touch. Only two locations appear on the PS3 that aren't included in the Wii: the shipyard and railyard. New missions have been added, rooftops are accessible, and certain environments are destructible. The two games share most of the updates from the original release.

(EA said that Wii textures were created from scaled-down PS3 versions instead of graphics from the previous release.) Still, the PS3 game looked clear, and the Wii game quality lagged behind that HD console, especially in lost background details. I was mildly surprised by the graphics on the two systems the PS3 version looked a little chunkier and simpler than I'd expect on that system, while the Wii version looked a little better than my low expectations on that machine.

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