With the June SDK update for the Xbox One, along with announcements that major multiplats such as Battlefield Hardline and Destiny will all be able to run on 1080p on the Xbox One, it seemed like this generation’s inane obsession with resolution was finally coming to an end; but of course, one of the last few games made under the old SDK is still due for a release, and guess what, it’s still 900p. Cue the resolution wars again.

You see,  Blizzard senior producer Julia Humphreys has told Joystiq that Diablo III: Reaper of Souls: Ultimate Edition (I still can’t get over how long that name is) will run on the Xbox One at a resolution of 900p. Which should give lots of canon fodder to gleeful fanboys on either side.

At least she also confirmed that the game will be 60FPS, so there is that. If it had been 900p/30FPS, there would have been hell to pay on both sides.

Activision Blizzard has finally announced the release date for Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls – Ultimate Evil Edition, the console port of the hit PC game which includes the Reaper of Souls expansion and which marks the release of the original game on Xbox One and PS4. It will be out on August 19th on PS4 and Xbox One at $59.99 and for PS3 and Xbox 360 at $39.99.

The Ultimate Evil Edition will contain all of the content from Diablo 3 and Reaper of Souls, the latter which features a new class and brand new act in the campaign. It will also include online multiplayer and 4 player split-screen co-op. Other new additions include Apprentice mode for levelling up weaker players faster, a new Paragon progression system, Adventure Mode, Bounties, the randomized dungeons of the Nephalem Rifts, a max level cap of 70, the Mystic class and much more

Those who pre-order the game will also receive the Infernal Pauldrons as a bonus. PS3 and Xbox 360 players of Diablo 3 will also be able to transfer their characters into the Ultimate Evil Edition.