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So, what is Diablo II: Resurrected? It’s a remake/remaster from Vicarious Visions of the original 2000 game created by Blizzard. Instead, I’m taking the game at face value and after having done some research on the original. I’m not here to talk about sneaking in gaming sessions on my PC using a dial-up connection 20 years ago. I mention all of this so that you can frame your expectations accordingly. I think that many a Nintendo fan who doesn’t stray beyond the company’s ecosystem of consoles will find themselves in a similar boat as myself. Sacrilege, I know, but for a game named after the devil, perhaps it’s fitting. Case in point: Diablo II: Resurrected is my first time playing Diablo II in any form.

That’s all changed in the years since, of course, but that means some of the online classics of my youth passed me by until later in life. We didn’t have Internet access in our home until about 2002 or 2003, and even at school where the web was within easy reach, I rarely if ever logged on, let alone played games. If you’re a frequent reader of Nintendojo, you might have noticed that I make no bones about admitting that I was late to the world of online gaming.

Diablo 2 resurrected switch graphics console