Diablo II was developed by Blizzard North.īy April 2001, Diablo II had become one of the most popular online games of all time. After the Stress Test in spring 2000, it was released for both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS in the summer 2000 by Blizzard Entertainment. G3 processor or equivalent, System 8.1 or later, 64 MB RAM plus Virtual Memory, 650MB drive space, 4X CD-ROM drive, 256 color display at 800圆00 resolutionĢ33 MHz Pentium or better, 32 MB RAM, 650 MB drive space, 4X CD-ROM drive, DirectX compatible video cardĭiablo II, the sequel to the popular game Diablo, is a dark, fantasy-themed action role-playing game in a hack-and-slash or "dungeon roaming" style. (src) Diablo IIĪction role-playing game (hack and slash)ģ CD-ROMs (Play, Install, and Cinematics discs)
I'm glad they're doing it and I don't have to.- The Dark Wanderer narrating the cinematic trailer. The ideal remaster would be something that actually retains that feel and that atmosphere, that has a modern take on the graphics. I would assume that a remaster is going to be done using an established graphics engine with its own conventions and its own quirks, and so much of what made special was the feel and the intangibles, so it's a daunting task. it was stuff that hadn't been done before. at this point we can look back and say it's kind of 'spaghetti code.'" "It was custom engine. It's going to be the feel and the atmosphere that are kind of inherent in the technology that was behind it, which was.
It's easy to go back and kind of 1:1, make the game look better. It wasn't even a true 3D game, everything was rendered sprites and so to really capture the exact feel of what happens when you click in a 3D environment is going to be challenging at best." " going to have to spend a lot of their time, not just on recreating maybe slightly higher fidelity graphics and all that. When asked what they would and would not want to see from the potential remaster, Schaefer said, "First of all, I think it's probably impossible to really capture it.
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