Diablo II (Video Game 2000)

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. Again, it is up to a ... See full summary »

Writers:

Stieg Hedlund (story), Matthew Householder (story),

Stars:

Frank Gorshin, Milton James, James Harper

2 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Frank Gorshin	...	Marius / Lysander (voice)
Milton James	...	Baal (voice)
James Harper	...	The Wanderer / Tal Rasha / Griez (voice)
Ed Trotta	...	Tyrael / Izual (voice)
Paul Eiding	...	Mephisto / Narrator (voice)
Larry B. Scott	...	Paladin (voice)
Liana Young	...	Sorceress (voice)
Michael McConnohie	...	Necromancer / Warriv (voice)
Jessica Straus	...	Amazon (voice)
David Thomas	...	Barbarian (voice)
Eve Brent	...	Akara (voice)
Glynnis Talken	...	Kashya / Rogues (voice)
Tiffany Hayes	...	Charsi (voice)
Brian George	...	Gheed / Drognan / Alkor (voice)
Michael Gough	...	Deckard Cain (voice)

Storyline

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. Again, it is up to a single mortal to stand in Diablo's path, to prevent the Three Prime Evils from reuniting. If that mortal fails, the world of Sanctuary will become a permanent outpost of the Burning Hells.

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Plot Keywords:

diablo | hell | army of the dead | paladin | good versus evil | 

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Taglines:

Evil Has Survived

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Genres:

Action | Horror | Fantasy

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Certificate:

M

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Company Credits

Production Co:

Blizzard Entertainment

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The unique Dirk, 'The Diggler Dirk', is named after Dirk Diggler from Boogie Nights.

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Quotes

Necromancer, Warriv: Cain seems to have great wisdom regarding the supernatural. I hope I never live to be that wise...

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Crazy Credits

Special thanks to Sluggy Freelance (online comic strip).

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Connections

Followed by Diablo III (2012)

User Reviews

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.