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Windows 95 or better
60 MHz Pentium or better
8 MB RAM (16 MB for multiplayer)
SVGA compatible graphics card (640 x 480 maximum)
2X CD-ROM drive
 
Diablo

1997년 발매된 블리자드 엔터테인먼트의 액션 RPG로 디아블로 시리즈의 첫번째 작품.
1995년 콘도르 게임즈(블리자드 노스의 전신)라고하는 작은 게임 개발 스튜디오가 디아블로라고 하는 턴 방식의 로그라이크류 RPG게임을 들고 블리자드에 찾아왔고, 그것을 수정해서 다음 해 E3에 발표한다.

국내에서는 SKC에서 심의에 걸려 오랫동안 출시가 지연되다가 잔인한 장면을 대거 삭제한 버전이 처음 발매되었다. 


Hellfire

1998년에 발매된 디아블로의 비공식 확장팩 헬파이어(Hellfire)가 있다.

당시 워크래프트2을 대신할 새로운 전략 시뮬레이션을 준비하던 블리자드는 워크래프트2엔진을 개량해 사용한 스타크래프트 프로젝트를 야심차게 준비중이었지만 그 때 혜성처럼 등장한 토탈 어나이얼레이션을 보고 전력을 대거 스타크래프트에 투입하기로 결정한다. 

이에 헬파이어는 본래 블리자드 본사의 프로젝트였으나 시에라 온라인의 하청업체인 시너지스틱 소프트웨어(Synergistic Software)에 외주개발을 주게 되어 세상에 나오게 된다.

 

 

[링크]

디아블로 공식페이지 : http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/legacy/

헬파이어 패치 : http://rollingdice.tistory.com/677

디아블로 에디터 : http://rollingdice.tistory.com/676

디아블로 한글패치 : http://rollingdice.tistory.com/675

디아블로 스토리 : http://rollingdice.tistory.com/631

The Hell 모드 : http://www.thehell.narod.ru/

 

 

Diablo.zip

 

 

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자멜라 캐릭터 에디터 v4.0 beta 9b

Jamella's Diablo 2 Hero Editor

Version 4.0 Beta 9b [Aug 29 2001]

 

유다이투 아이템 에디터2  v1.10.011b [Final]

Udie Too

Ultimate Diablo Item Editor 2

Version 1.10.011b release 2004/1/31

 

 

DIABLO2_EDIT.zip

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D2MultiRes v1.01 - Diablo II Multiple Resolution Patch
For Diablo II v1.12a

This unofficial "patch" allows you to play Diablo II in
resolutions other than 640x480 and 800x600.  It is, for
the most part, completed, but there are still a few
issues that have not been worked out.  The "patch" lets
you select any resolution 640x480 or higher that is
supported by your current display adapter/monitor.  There
are no other changes to the game other than this.

The downloaded "patch" should consist of 4 files:

D2MultiRes.txt
D2MultiResGame.exe
D2MultiRes.dll
D2MultiRes.mpq

To install, simply copy D2MultiResGame.exe, D2MultiRes.dll and
D2MultiRes.mpq to your Diablo II directory.  You do not need
to copy over or replace any of your files, and none of your
files will be changed.  At the moment, D2MultiRes only supports
the GDI (windowed mode) and DirectDraw graphics plugins.  If
you are using Glide you'll almost certainly crash.  If you're
using Direct3D you'll be able to run Diablo II, but expect to
see some funky graphic glitches while playing the game.  To
switch to DirectDraw, run D2VidTst.exe (found in your Diablo II
directory) and choose the DirectDraw option.  You shouldn't
notice any major drawbacks for using DirectDraw over Direct3D,
so for most users this probably won't be a problem.

To run, start D2MultiResGame.exe.  You may use any of the
normal command line options available when playing Diablo II,
such as "-w" for windowed or "-direct -txt" for mods.  Diablo II
will start in its normal resolution, however when playing a game
you will be able to switch to a new, higher resolution.  To do
so, just go to the Video Options menu and select the Resolution
menu item.  This will bring up a new panel that will list your
available resolutions.  Click the one you wish to play in and
Diablo II will switch to that resolution.

Like I stated above, there are still a few oddities with
D2MultiRes.  None of these is game breaking, and you probably
won't really notice them all that much:

 The Direct3D plugin is NOT working.  You WILL notice
 this if you try to play with it.  I'm looking into
 getting it working, but I'm also perfectly happy
 using DirectDraw so...

 The lighting for torches, monsters, etc. is a little
 unusual looking at the edges of the screen.  I assume
 this has to do with how lighting is rendered - it's
 probably been optimized for the two original display
 modes and so doesn't work entirely right on other
 resolutions.  This is a minor inconvenience at best
 and you'll probably stop noticing it after a bit.

 At the edges of zones you'll see black borders instead
 of more grass, desert, jungle, etc.  This is because
 Diablo II doesn't actually have anything to draw there.
 The original resolutions weren't big enough to make those
 areas visible and so nothing was put in to cover them.
 Now that they are visible, there's nothing there and they
 show as black.

 Sometimes when using a waypoint or portal you may see
 black areas that are filled in once you start to move.
 As best as I can tell, this has to do with how Diablo II
 populates what room you're in and what rooms are
 surrounding your current room.  As soon as you head
 towards any of the black area, the room is populated and
 the issue is gone.  Unfortunately I have found any
 way to correct this, but it's a minor issue.

 Some of the interface isn't perfectly aligned, this is
 mostly because I was lazy and didn't take the time to
 align it.  I'm not talking about the primary interface
 screens, though.  All of that aligns correctly.  I mean
 things such as the "Imbue An Item" screen or when you're
 placing The Staff of Kings in its spot to reach Duriel.
 Instead of being aligned in the center of the left half,
 they're usually at the top of the left half.  Not that
 big of a deal.

 The minimap might be a little funky if you have it at
 the smaller size and on the left side of the screen.
 I have no idea why.  Move it to the right side of the
 screen with your V key and the problem is mostly solved.
 You may still a few strange things with the minimap, mostly
 drawing the location of a player/NPC outside of the minimap
 bounds.  Not really a big issue, and something you'll
 only notice around towns.

Time permitting, I will make an attempt to fix some of these issues
or improve the quality of D2MultiRes.

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Changes in v1.01
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Corrected an issue that was causing rooms to fill their object list
and render multiple times.  This should great increase the frame rate
all around and eliminate much of the slowdown at zone transitions.  I
was able to maintain a smooth 25 FPS at all times with these changes.

Corrected an issue that might cause regular Diablo II to crash when
switching between using D2MultiRes and regular Diablo II.  The
resolution you use while playing D2MultiRes will now be stored in
a different registry key, preventing it from interferring with the
normal Diablo II resolution registry key.  If you've already used
D2MultiRes and their is an invalid value in your Diablo II resolution
registry key, it will be defaulted back to 800x600 to prevent issues.

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Changes in v1.02
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Corrected the positioning of the Message Log window.  The background
will no longer have its upper left corner starting in the middle of
the screen, but instead should be located in the correct position.

Added better support for Direct3D mode with perspective on.  There are
still some issues, but a number of the existing issues have been
corrected.  The framerate seems to be much slower in D3D (even with the
perspective option off) so DirectDraw is still a better choice.

Changed the drawing of ground tiles/objects to hopefully pick up a
larger area of rooms in larger resolutions and a smaller area in smaller
resolutions.  I have noticed there still seems to be some dissappearing
objects on the very edge of the screen in larger resolutions.

Added logging, which will be stored as D2MultiResLog.txt in the current
directory (generally your Diablo II directory).  This should provide
more information about errors if they come up.

Changed a bit of code that was preventing the DLL for loading if it was
unable to find the Diablo II standard resolution registry entry.  Instead
it will now use a default of 800x600 (this only applies for setting the
resolution to use the first time D2MultiRes is used on a machine).

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