Diablo II: Resurrected will continue to have online D2R Items multiplayer. In addition to bringing back eight-player games, the online infrastructure is being updated to safeguard players from cheaters as well as those who are looking to hack. The game will also allow cross-progression. Like Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition, you are able to import the save files you have saved from other variations of the game. It has been proven that the new version does not allow cross-play between the various platforms.

The remastering of Diablo II is coming from both Blizzard Entertainment and the developer Vicarious Visions. The latter was previously working on Diablo II's Crash Bandicoot: N-Sane Trilogy Remaster as well as 2021's Tony Hawk: Pro Skater 1+2, and the studio has a long history in the field of updating old games. In addition to being in charge of the remaster process, Vicarious Visions is also involved in making Diablo II to consoles, that will be the first time that Diablo II will make an appearance outside of PC.

"Diablo II" has never been available on consoles, therefore there were lots of interesting ideas from our side in how we approached issues," [speaker name] stated. "When we started thinking about the issue of creating the console port, a common problem was the fact that you don't possess a mouse, so how do you handle characters' movements and utilize different capabilities and targets? That's why Vicarious Visions has a lot of experience working with consoles which has helped us greatly in addressing many of the technical issues. We sort of merged our experience and methods of synchronizing what we've learned on Diablo III as well as the experience Vicarious Visions knows. That's why we had an excellent relationship cheap diablo 2 resurrected items when we came together in creating Diablo II: Resurrection on consoles."