When Diablo was released in 2000, Blizzard was at its apex. That's not the only thing that's lost its charm. That need to hunt down better gear has become such a staple in subsequent games that it's worn out its charm for me. The point of the game went from trying to stop Diablo to getting the most epic loot possible. It was amazing to play through the game and discover that when you started on a higher difficulty level you got a whole mess of new equipment, making everything you'd previously had look like utter crap. On its initial release, the original Diablo 2 had a unique charm. However, more than anything, it left us wanting to get our hands on Diablo 4, the next full sequel for the series, which as yet does not have a release date.How great does this look? Activision Blizzard Our time with the technical alpha of Diablo 2: Resurrected showed great promise for the game, proving to be a faithful remake with enough modernized tweaks and improvements to lure back old and new fans alike. Nintendo Switch fans however will have to wait until release to play. Those who have pre-ordered Diablo 2: Resurrected will get another chance to play the game ahead of its full 23 September 2021 release date, with a beta testing phase opening in August for PC, Xbox and PlayStation gamers. Oh, and if you were unlucky enough to load right into the heat of a battle, fear not – Blizzard has tweaked the game so as to ensure you won’t find yourself immediately surrounded by a mob of ghoulish beasts as soon as you spawn. Other smaller changes include the ability to toggle item names and comparison tooltips, a more readable automap, and improved load times. "This change will enable players to better organize their loot across three tabs (100 slots each) of storage space and store many more items." "When it comes to a player's personal storage chest, we understand it's serious business," says Blizzard. A bigger change is an expansion of the shared loot stash that players can horde loot in across each of their characters.
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