While The Smith takes on a new degree of terrifying when players can see every little detail including his blood-soaked apron and clawed feet, these details are all drawn from Diablo 2. Perhaps most surprising is how accurate the models are to the original sprites. To that end, YouTuber PureDMG did a bit of digging into the game files and pulled out animations for many of the enemy mobs including super uniques like The Smith. As Diablo 2: Resurrected comes around, fans finally get a more detailed look into the imagination of the developers. Nobody can knock the creativity of the team behind the original Diablo 2, but it was limited by the technology of the time in terms of bringing its imagination to life. RELATED: Diablo 2: Resurrected Players Find Item Duping Glitch in Alpha Oddly, this is a far cry from saying the game is unchanged, and perhaps one of the most exciting differences between the two games is seeing the old enemies' sprites being reimagined as beautifully animated 3D models. Essentially, and in the best way possible, Diablo 2: Resurrected is simply the old game with a coat of new paint and a bit of polish. It's a reminder of a time when games, like the original D iablo 2, were a bit more hardcore. Now, a video has surfaced that shows off the creatures of Diablo 2: Resurrected in all their glory.Īs it stands, Diablo 2: Resurrected is a faithful homage to the original game. While players got a brief taste of Diablo 2: Resurrected during the alpha, as well as through gameplay footage, some fans may still be wanting a more in-depth look at the meticulously crafted and horrifying enemies.

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