Diablo 2

<i> Before i got this game, i had to practically lick my cousins feet who is in USA to send me the CD. So this is a emotional review ( hee hee) </i> Diablo 2 comes with 3 cds. A play disc, install disc and a cinematics disc. The install of this game is rather large, 900mb minimum for multiplayer, 600mb minimum for single player. The game consists of 4 acts. Each of the acts has several quests which you must complete in order to move on to the next act. You receive a reward upon completing each quest. Each act takes place in a totally different town. For example, the first act takes place around the rogue camp, once you complete all six quests you ...

Three and a half years. That?s how long it had been since Diablo turned up, transforming role-playing into a pastime strangely fashionable among those who?d previously all but spat in the faces of Dungeons & Dragons fans. With Diablo, such people could finally talk about spell-casting, magical amulets and hit points in public, without getting their heads kicked in. Doing for the fantasy genre what Command & Conquer did for wargaming - throwing away as much excess baggage as possible, then putting everything else within reach using a mouse-based control system : Diablo was scarily simple, yet impossibly addictive. And then, Diablo II finally arrived. And, you ...

The first Diablo was almost universally hailed as the game of the year. Since it came out (geez, has it really been years?), I, and all the Diablo fans, have been waiting for the sequel. If you missed the first one, go get it. It's still great, and fairly cheap now. In it, you played the role of a hero out to destroy the lord of evil, Diablo. In the end, all you could do was contain Diablo by plunging his soul gem in your forehead. Well, guess what. During your journey east to destroy Diablo, you lost the fight. Now your previous character serves as the latest host for the demon, who now continues the journey east to awaken his brothers, Baal and ...