Blizzard says Diablo 2 Resurrected will take advantage of Diablo IV Gold PS5 DualSense features like haptic feedback. Though the developers did not delve much into specifics, Gallerani all but supported haptic feedback for the upcoming Diablo 2 remaster. "We're working on how we would like to use [the DualSense], however, the haptic feedback on the controller is a very exciting thing, so we would like to ensure we use this," Gallerani said.

The DualSense's haptic comments feature is basically an innovative rumble package designed to increase immersion by imitating the effects and feeling of different surfaces and items. For instance, walking in a game should feel gritty, while firing off shotgun rounds ought to send spaced-out stimulation to your palms.

Gallerani also detailed a few of the ways Diablo 2 Resurrected is well suited for controller support more commonly, confirming the remaster will include a cursor function for gamepads.

"In the original game, the Sorceress' teleport works by clicking wherever you desire. Wherever you click, then that's where you are teleporting to. When you are using the control, you don't have a cursor, so when you teleport with all the Sorceress we've got a default distance for the teleport - some of the motions we do this. For example, a Blood Golem in the Necromancer will always spawn where you would like it to. Whereas some motions we actually permit you to hold a button down, and then you receive a cursor."

Diablo 2 Resurrected is a 4K remaster of the 2000 Blizzard classic featuring new 3D models, remade cinematics, and updated audio. It's scheduled to start PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch sometime in 2021. There are few multiplayer series rather as cherished as Diablo. When the remaster Diablo II: Resurrected was recently declared, I was amazed to hear that anyone would continue to be interested in playing it. In the end, Diablo IV is on the way, and, well, Diablo III exists. But I am not alone in wanting to return to Buy Diablo 2 Items a simpler time in the collection.