"So you did not really notice that Diablo Gold it cut on the corner plus it took it a little broad," Rob adds. "When you're using a controller and you can just come across the wall and then rub up against it you'll notice every tiny thing. That is another stage where we were like, we are not changing the collision because that would be changing something core into the game. 1 wall here. But it's a slippery slope right? No collision has changed and no artwork has changed, we're wrong in the exact same exact spots where it had been before."

And this might be the magic of Diablo II: Resurrected, a remaster that at a glance resembles a remake. The same game from decades past, now looking much better than ever whilst being accessible on basically every platform. A resurrection in title and execution.

"To say that not only do we totally understand every little thing but recreate it," Rob concludes. "There will definitely be human error. We're great at what we do, but we're not that great. This is what it was. We can not mess up. We just have to essentially make certain everything has 3D counterparts. And that D2 stays D2."

Diablo II: Resurrected promises to bring back everything fans know and love from the original in a fresh new light. Blizzard seems intent on developing a contemporary reimagining without steering away from the iconic source material, and should the gameplay trailers introduced so far are a true depiction of this game, it seems it is holding true to its own vision. However, many fans wonder if the remaster will include the various secrets and Easter eggs scarred throughout the original, the most popular being the infamous hidden Cow Level.

Among the biggest legends surrounding the first days of Diablo was that the presence of a strange world named Moo Moo Farm, where bloodthirsty bovines protect The Cow King out of quarrelsome intruders. The now infamous level was believed to be nothing more than a myth before some inventive fans figured out the best way to unlock a portal to Buy Diablo 2 Items the peculiar farm.