If you played the original version prior to the remake, then you'll be familiar with a few aspects of the Ladder system with D2R Items. It's available as Classic, Hardcore Classic, Expansion, or Hardcore Expansion variants with each of them having distinct rules governing how many lives players can have and the content available.

"Each mod will come with its own leaderboard , where players compete to gain experience in a limited timeframe while having access to specific content from the Ladder system," Blizzard's announcement about the release of its Ladder feature in Diablo II: Resurrected said. "When you finish the Ladder season is over, the leaderboard rankings will be reset as characters are switched to non-ladder mode providing players with the opportunity."

Hardcore Expansion Ladder Hardcore Expansion Ladder (only 1-life) Version of Ladder play that encompasses playing five acts, as it includes the "Lord of Destruction" expansion content.

For those who are looking to be higher than the rest of the Ladder leaderboards there is a time limit until the end of the season to climb as high as possible.

After a season has ended the character you created for the Ladder will be converted to an non-Ladder-related character, Blizzard said, with players being able to keep the items they've earned. You'll have until the season that follows which would be a full year - to retrieve your earned items or else they'll go gone forever.

All PlayStation Movie and TV Show that is developed by DevelopmentSony is producing a number of PlayStation-related films along with TV shows. In the last couple of several years Sony was stepping up the newly established PlayStation Productions. The production firm is currently involved in at-least 7 projects known to the public, many of which are well-beyond the beginning of simply a concept on a whiteboard.

Some of these have already been shot, some are currently preparing to shoot while others are still in the scripting phase and so on. You get the picture. Needless to say, PlayStation is very determined about this endeavor which can't be said for a variety of other studios trying to make video games more adaptable.

PlayStation Productions released its first project earlier this year with its long-awaited Uncharted. It is a film adaptation Naughty Dog's favorite game has been in the works for over a decadeand has been trading hands with numerous directors, writers, and actors.

The final film starred with Tom Holland in the role of Nathan Drake and although the film wasn't a big hit with criticsbut it did pull in an impressive amount of cash at the box-office and also sets the stage for a sequel with Diablo 2 Resurrected Items, so it's likely that more live action Nathan Drake adventures are on the horizon at some point. A potential Uncharted sequel isn't the only thing on the Sony's agenda however.