Voidk - Diablo 2 Resurrected will make use of this PS5's DualSense features

Blizzard states Diablo 2 Resurrected will make use of PS5 DualSense features like haptic feedback. As UnGeek reports, Blizzard's Robert Gallerani and Diablo Immortal Gold Maxine Virtue comprehensive the studio plans for Diablo 2 Resurrected DualSense service during a media roundtable in BlizzCon 2021. Although the developers didn't delve much into particulars, Gallerani all but supported haptic feedback for the upcoming Diablo 2 remaster.

"We are still working on how we would like to use [the DualSense], but the haptic feedback on the controller is a very exciting thing, so we would like to be certain we use that," Gallerani said. The DualSense's haptic feedback feature is basically an innovative rumble pack designed to increase immersion by copying the atmosphere and effects of various surfaces and objects. For instance, walking in a match ought to feel gritty, while shooting off shotgun rounds ought to send spaced-out pulses to your palms.

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

"In the first game, the Sorceress' teleport works by clicking wherever you want. Wherever you click, then that is where you are teleporting to. When you're using the control, you do not have a cursor, so when you teleport with all the Sorceress we've got a default distance for the teleport - some of those moves we do that. For instance, a Blood Golem in the Necromancer will always spawn where you would like it to. Whereas some moves we actually allow you to hold down a button, and then you receive a cursor."

5 Improvements We Hope to See Diablo II: Resurrected. There are just a few multiplayer series quite as cherished as Diablo. And, regrettably, few MMOs have aged quite as poorly as Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. When the remaster Diablo II: Resurrected was recently announced, I was amazed to Cheap Diablo 2 Items hear that anybody would still be interested in playing it. After all, Diablo IV is on the way, and, well, Diablo III exists.