They achieved more notoriety in 2017 by partnering with Bungie to port Destiny 2 to PC, and again in 2018 for taking a more active role in developing the game's second expansion: Warmind, receiving a great deal of acclaim in the process.Įxactly the depth of their involvement with Diablo 2: Resurrected, presuming the project is real at all, remains to be seen. Vicarious Visions is a studio that may not be very well known by Blizzard fans, but they've been a long time subsidiary of Activision working on numerous smaller titles, particularly porting projects developed on one platform over to another.

Mobile games shouldn't come as news to anyone, given what we were told at BlizzCon 2018 and the recent job listings, while two Warcraft expansions is fairly par for the course, as Shadowlands is on the horizon and early outlining for the following expansion should at least be on the drawing board. This would seem a very sudden release considering most titles, including Warcraft 3: Reforged, have been announced a year or more ahead of their release dates, although their source may have simply meant the intended announcement rather than actual release date.ĪcuGaming went further to report that three mobile games were in development, as well as two expansions for WoW over the next three years. Details are scarce, although the internet is already rife with them, although the purported release date is scheduled for quarter 4 of this year.

French video game news website ActuGaming has reported a Diablo 2 remaster, titled Diablo 2: Resurrected, being worked on by Blizzard and fellow Activision studio Vicarious Visions.

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