Diablo II

Video Game
2000
M

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Evil has survived. Diablo, the Lord of Terror, now seeks to free his demonic brothers. The armies of the High Heavens are forbidden to interfere with Diablo's plan.Evil has survived. Diablo, the Lord of Terror, now seeks to free his demonic brothers. The armies of the High Heavens are forbidden to interfere with Diablo's plan.Evil has survived. Diablo, the Lord of Terror, now seeks to free his demonic brothers. The armies of the High Heavens are forbidden to interfere with Diablo's plan.

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9.0/10

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Awards
- 2 wins

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Frank Gorshin

Marius
(voice)
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Liana Young

Sorceress
(voice)

James Harper

The Wanderer
(voice)
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Jessica Straus

Amazon
(voice)

Ed Trotta

Tyrael
(voice)
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Paul Eiding

Mephisto
(voice)
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Larry B. Scott

Paladin
(voice)

Milton James

Baal
(voice)
(as Richard Barnes)

Michael McConnohie

Necromancer
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Michael Gough

Deckard Cain
(voice)

David Thomas

Barbarian
(voice)

Eve Brent

Akara
(voice)

Rebecca Lowman

Anya
(voice)

Glynnis Talken

Kashya
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Kai Vilhelmsen

Larzuk
(voice)

Tiffany Hayes

Charsi
(voice)

Jonathan Stark

Qual-Kehk
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(as Jon Stark)
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Brian George

Gheed
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Storyline

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Trivia
Griswold the Blacksmith, Wirt the peg-legged boy and Deckard Cain are the only characters from the first Diablo to be seen in this game. However the classes from the first game appear as villains; The warrior appears as the Dark Wanderer, the rouge is Blood Raven, and the Summoner appears as a corrupted version of himself.

Quotes
Diablo: [after opening the last seal] Not even death can save you from me.

Crazy credits
Special thanks to Sluggy Freelance (online comic strip).

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #23.1 (2000)

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Featured review

10/10

Lived up to it's name

The original Diablo came out in 1996, and generated ALOT of hype, some calling it the best PC game of all time. When Blizzard Entertainment announced Diablo II, it was expected to deliver. and it did. In 2000, it burst onto shelves and millions of hard drives. Yet again, the next chapter in the Diablo saga shattered sales records. Not only does it have a compelling Single Player mode, but Blizzard's FREE Battle.Net service, hosting Millions of gamers each and every day, with as many a 600,000 per hour.