Is it possible to play Diablo 2 Resurrected via Xbox Game Pass and Battle.net account

Microsoft has stated they wish to move as many Activision/Blizzard titles as possible to Game Pass, and certainly Diablo would be a likely candidate

However Microsoft cannot discuss any specific plans until if/when the merger is approved and completed

If you're talking about transferring your purchases from Battle.net, that's a different kettle of fish that would be addressed on its own, seperately from GamePass

If you wish everything in one place, I suggest you create a "games" folder on your desktop and include shortcuts to your titles, regardless of the launcher they use that should keep them together.

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It is very strange for me why D2R is not listed there as it is already supported for Xbox One and Xbox S/X series:

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/diablo-2-resurrected

Hopefully, everything will be manageable under one platform (i.e. Xbox Game Pass) as there are other cloud/subscription based services that allow you "emulate" a high-end compute resources and top GPUs to play games on a budget/on the move machine. Few examples: Shadow, Boosteroid, GeForce Now, PlayStation Now.

Isn't it the logical focus to attract even bigger client base and expand current services and retention of players? Microsoft acquire Blizzard (including Battle.net platform and its all available titles on it).

In the end (purely from gaming perspective), I would like to play as many titles as possible using already purchased licenses while on the move.

Netbook device with access to top graphics (i.e. RTX 3000 series capable) experience using my Xbox/Battle.net account, why not?

Of course, I would accept to pay subscription fee for such capabilities.

Hi PlamenNachev, I hope you're doing great out there despite the issue that you're experiencing. I am an Independent advisor and I am here to help you in regard to your concern.

As of the moment, there is no information yet or official announcement in regards to the said acquisition specifically on what will happen with the games from blizzard. I would recommend checking Microsoft's news page as well as their social media sites for announcements.

The game was released on Xbox, so it's listed as the same backend governs both console and the Windows Store. Microsoft does not own Activision at this time, and the game was released on game consoles so it's listed. The vast, vast majority of Xbox titles have no Windows Store counterpart.

Whether XCloud will expand to offer GeForce style services remains to be seen, but would be unrelated to the merger

Xbox Series X powers XCloud at this time, and offers the same level of computing power as a high end PC. Please keep in mind character/save migration between versions and even online stores (Steam, Battle.net etc) may be an issue, though certainly Borderlands/GTA style solutions may be possible, but not guaranteed

Hi, my name is Tadeu, I'm an independent consultant and a Microsoft Xbox user just like you.

I'm here to help.

I hope everything is going well and thank you for reaching out.

This support is intended to answer questions about the use and configuration of devices.

There seems to be a misunderstanding about how Game Pass works with Battle.net. While your Xbox Game Pass subscription grants access to games on the Xbox app, it is designed for that specific platform and not Battle.net. To play Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 via Game Pass, you will need to access it through the Xbox app, not Battle.net.

Here's a breakdown of why you might be experiencing this.

Access to Game Pass is platform-specific. Xbox Game Pass unlocks games for the Xbox app, and Battle.net is a separate platform.

Battle.net and Xbox Licenses Even with linked accounts, the Battle.net version of Black Ops 6 is a separate license from the Xbox version.

To play Black Ops 6 via Game Pass, you need to install it through the Xbox app, and the PC version of Game Pass cannot be played through Battle.net.

Please note that this is a public forum only. I will respond as soon as possible, and apologize in advance for any delay in responding. I am just a user trying to provide information and knowledge that may be useful to others. I am not a Microsoft employee.

Best regards.