Diablo 4: files discovered in PSN indicate an imminent alpha test

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The release of Diablo 4 is likely to be a long way off. However, Blizzard seems to be preparing an internal test for the new hack and slay, as suggested by data recently uploaded to the PSN server. As the portal "PlayStation Game Size" reports, publisher Activision has transferred files with the ID "WELOOOOVEDOGS" to the PlayStation Network - both the PS4 and PS5 version. The files are around 44 gigabytes in size; the age rating is "17+".

Due to the ID designation "We love dogs", fans quickly assumed that a new Call of Duty part could be hidden behind it. A remastered version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, which has been wandering through the rumor mill over and over again in the past few weeks, would be possible. However, the Twitter user "Justinxrubin" came across Diablo 4. For example, after downloading individual assets, he found the Diablo 4 logo, which clearly indicates that the new files are related to the Blizzard Hack and Slay.

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Diablo 4 Build, 40 GB In Size, Reportedly Uploaded To The PSN

Activision has reportedly uploaded a mysterious title to the PlayStation Network database, and according to the PlayStation Game Size Twitter, it’s been slapped with a 17+ age rating and is for PS5 and PS4. The popular theory? It’s Diablo 4, or at least, a test build of it.

That’s at least according to Twitter sleuth and QA tester Justinxrubin, who did some digging and discovered that a Diablo 4 logo was packed away in the distribution assets.

Now, this isn’t an indication that the game will be arriving on Sony’s consoles anytime soon. We know that Diablo 4 is a long way off; Blizzard has said that even a 2022 release isn’t guaranteed at this point, after all.

However, it may point to a test of some sorts, and while unlikely a full-fledged beta, could relate to a closed technical alpha or something along those lines.

Other theories include Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Remastered or perhaps the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Remastered Multiplayer, but those haven’t been confirmed either.

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Diablo 4 is currently in development for PS4, PC and Xbox One, and is almost certainly hitting PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, too. A release date has yet to be confirmed, but as mentioned, it’s still a long way off at this point.

[Source – WCCFTech]