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(555 customer reviews)List Price :
Language : English (Unknown)
Media : CD-ROM
Batteries Included : No
Shipping Weight (lbs) : 0.3
Dimensions (in) : 0.01 x 0.05 x 0.07
Package Dimensions (in) : 0.6 x 5.3 x 7.5
Creator : Windows XP
Catagory : Video Games
Sales Rank : 1860
MPN : 70929
Model : 70929
UPC : 020626709293
EAN : 3348542160316
ASIN : B00002CF9M
Release Date : June 29, 2000
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Evil Has Survived...An Epic Game of Role Playing Actionand Adventure!Product InformationAn Epic Game of Role Playing Action and Adventure!After possessing the body of the hero who defeated him Diablo resumeshis nefarious scheme to shackle humanity into unholy slavery - this timeby setting out to free the other Prime Evils Mephisto and Baal. As AmazonSorceress Necromancer Paladin or Barbarian you must put a final endto Diablo and his evil brethren - even if you must follow them into theburning hells themselves.In Diablo II players return to a world of dark gothic fantasy. As oneof five distinct character types players will explore the world of DiabloII journey across distant lands fight new villains discover new treasuresand uncover ancient mysteries. Product FeaturesFive New Character Classes with Unique AbilitiesBattle Hell's minions as the Amazon Sorceress Necromancer Paladin orBarbarian each with unique skills and spells.Four Expansive RealmsStorm a vast underworld of twisted dungeons and uncharted wilderness as youjourney across an immense ever-changing world.Fiendishly Enhanced MultiplayerAdvanced Battle.net technology unleashes support for up to 8 players over theInternet including multiplayer quests trading posts and much more.Dynamic Character ImagingComposite character animation system enables dynamic display of differences inweapons armor and items.Powerful New Weapons & MagicSummon and command nightmarish creatures harness the elemental powers ofnature and master the energies of light and darkness through arcane spells andenchantments. Windows RequirementsSingle Player System Requirements: Requires Multiplayer Installation of Diablo II to Play Windows 95/98/Me/2000 XP*/NT4.0 SP 5 or greater Pentium 233 or equivalent 64MB of RAM 800MB available hard drive space (in addition to original Diablo II Multiplayer Install) 4X CD-ROM drive Direct X compatible video card (optional 800x600 r
Amazon.com Review
Everything that made the original Diablo great--nonstop action, wicked monsters, dark gothic atmosphere, and fantastic magic items--has returned. But new enhancements such as the class skill system and cheater-proof multiplayer competition make Diablo II even better than the original.
The millions of gamers who fought their way through the horror of Tristram's catacombs in the original Diablo realized that all was not well after their hero destroyed the demon's physical body. Diablo II opens with a vivid animated vision of that mad, doomed hero, who unwittingly spreads chaos as he moves toward a fate of Diablo's choosing. With the original character classes gone, players choose from a new cadre of champions: the Barbarian (can wield two two-handed swords at once, one in each hand), the Necromancer (raises the dead to fight his battles), the Amazon (master of bow and spear), Paladin (holy crusader), and Sorceress (wielder of elemental magic). These warriors follow a diabolical plot through four acts, and each act is roughly as big as the original Diablo.
Diablo II looks and behaves very much like Diablo. Players are assigned quests by nonplayer characters and adventure through dark catacombs and crypts. Hordes of vile monsters assail the hero, who survives by force of arms, powerful spells, and through the use of varied and exotic magic items. Randomly generated dungeons guarantee fresh adventure each time a new game is started. But unlike the original game, characters must fight their way through the above-ground wilderness before entering a dungeon. Fortunately, some of the frustrations of adventuring have been lessened in Diablo II, thanks to the new ability to run and the clever implementation of "waypoints" that let your character quickly travel to and from the safety of town.
Along with the new character classes comes a new character skill system. As in the original game, players improve their character's ability scores as they kill monsters and gain experience. But unlike the original game, players get to add specific skills, spells, and powers each time they advance. For example, after gaining a level you could choose between taking a skill that improves your attack speed or a skill that allows you to scatter your foes with a mighty shout. With this customized advancement system it is unlikely that two high-level characters, even characters of the same class, will be alike. Instead of progressing along a set path, you can choose skills and powers that complement your own particular playing style. Interestingly, this new customizable class system closely parallels the changes made in the new edition of Dungeons & Dragons.
Other enhancements include a method for creating and customizing magic items, 3-D accelerated spell effects, anticheat multiplayer code, and a place to safely store excess money and equipment. But even without these tweaks, even without the sophisticated story line and all the cool new features, Diablo II is just a great game. The sound, music, and graphics combine to create a tantalizingly eerie setting. Players will willingly let their game-playing hours slip well past reasonable bedtimes, suffering bleary-eyed classes and meetings in exchange for "just one more" magic item, dungeon level, or character skill.
Diablo is back. Say hello to the game that will once again dominate gamers' computers, and say good-bye to your free time. --Michael Fehlauer.
Pros:
- Diabolical, engrossing story line told through brilliant cutscenes
- All five of the new classes are distinct and fun
- Fantastic music and sound effects
- Random dungeons allow unlimited replayability
- Millions of magic items, including rare items and sets of unique magical equipment
- Addictive gameplay may cause loss of sleep, significant other, job
- Virtually no improvement in graphics
Amazon.com Product Description
In Diablo II, players return to a world of dark fantasy. As one of five distinct character types, players explore the world of Diablo II, journey across distant lands, fight new villains, discover new treasures, and uncover ancient mysteries. Since the beginning of time, the forces of order and chaos have been engaged in an eternal struggle to decide the fate of all creation. That struggle has now come to the mortal realm, and neither man, demon, nor angel will be left unscathed. Diablo, lord of terror and youngest of the three prime evils, awakes from his long sleep beneath the dark earth. Setting in motion a grand scheme to free his exiled brothers, Mephisto and Baal, Diablo takes control of the small western kingdom of Khanduras. Working from deep within the ancient catacombs beneath the town of Tristram, Diablo grips the entire populace in a blanket of fear and paranoia. Ultimately, as even Khanduras's good King Leoric falls under Diablo's wicked power, a lone hero arises to challenge the darkness that engulfs the land. After plumbing the hellish depths of the labyrinth under Tristram, the nameless hero finally confronts the lord of terror himself. Knowing full well that Diablo's spirit can never be truly destroyed, the hero makes the noblest sacrifice of all--casting his soul and his very sanity aside, he takes the spirit of Diablo into himself, hoping that his own strength of will can contain the demon within. The hero doesn't realize that his selfless act will not only ensure Diablo's victory, but will also irrevocably damn his soul for all time.
(555 customer reviews) Satisfied, 2010-09-05 No problem with vendor. Had to return because wrong stuff but very reliable overall.
game of the year!, 2010-07-18 is very addicting at first but then gets boring
not aloy of replay value and the multiplayer sucks because it is full of hackers
overall a awsome game
Greatest RPG ever, 2010-07-10 This game is everything a RPG should be. It is addictive and you really never get tired of playing it. It is simple enough that even a novice can play with little difficulty, but still has all the elements that a true gamer will find it enjoyable.
Diablo 2, 2010-03-15 it may be and older games but,the game is something that people are or will be happy with..
Well Not working..., 2010-02-21 I had played this game in the past on a older computer and well with my newer one with vista and all, the game didn't like the game whatsoever, which was a bummer but didn't make a fuss about it since it was only a 10 dollar purchase, give the guy some money getting it off his hands and well haven't decided on what to do with it next. It was that common error where the computer said that the game disc was not in and I tried every thing I knew to do, downloading it even, which I never do any more, but even with the no cd hack and such still didn't work so just gave up on it but hey can say I have the game right? haha Well a short moment of glory. God Bless
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