Diablo 2 Fan 'Remasters' Game to 4K 60 FPS With AI | Game Rant

The Diablo series is one of the most beloved and popular franchises in the history of gaming. Many times the Diablo games have been imitated, as the formula is perfect for grinding and replayable fun. Recently, however, a fan went above and beyond to create a modern Diablo experience.

YouTuber Michael ReznoR has uploaded a video showing off a masterful remaster of Diablo 2. There are rumors that a Diablo 2 Remaster is in the works, but this YouTuber has already created something pretty darn cool.

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Diablo 2: Lords of Destruction is the newest expansion pass for the old game, released back in 2001. The Diablo games have always been considered some of the pinnacles of the loot-based RPG. Lords of Destruction ran at 800x600 with a 25fps. The reworked Diablo 2 creation by Micheal ReznoR runs at a remarkable 2160p and 60 fps, and the YouTube video proves just how much smoother the game looks.

Michael ReznoR states that he used Deep Learning Neural Network AI and Advanced Motion Interpolation to smooth out Diablo 2, and the result is a glorious 4k and 60fps experience. With rumors of Diablo 2 coming back from as far back as 2017, many wonder if the game will ever actually be released. This creation by Michael ReznoR likely only intensifies the appetite for a return of the epic RPG.

While fans wait for Diablo 4, which will likely release on next-generation consoles, there are those who maintain their opinion that Diablo 2 is the best of the series, and one of the best games of all time. The Diablo games continue to up the ante from a gameplay and visual perspective, but Diablo 2 was the game that really put the series on the map for many. With around 50,000 views in just four days for a fan-made Diablo 2 remaster video, the evidence is clear that people are interested in the game.

There are some games to play while loot-based RPG enthusiasts wait for the next Diablo, but whether it be a superhero take on the approach like Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 or old Diablo devs working on Torchlight 2, there's nothing quite like that refined Diablo experience.

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