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Diablo II Is Also Ten Years Old

By Jim Rossignol on June 30th, 2010.


For some reason we didn’t go massively overboard on the coverage for that one. Nevertheless I’m fairly certain that there will be some RPS readers with fond memories of this one. At least one of my good friends is still playing it today, which always strikes me as a little nutty, but there we are.

Happy Birthday (yesterday), Diablo II.

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Mod Magic: New Diablo II Resolutions

By John Walker on July 27th, 2009.

Look how tiny they are!

We’ve done some psychic research and are aware quite how many Diablo II fans there are reading. Loads of you. So there should be some smiles at the news that there’s an unofficial patch to finally let you play it at a decent resolution. If you’re still playing the game, and we know you are, you’ll know the frustration of the limitations. Fret no more! (The small catch is it means you can’t play online.) You can get the patch from ModDB, and then play the game in any resolution your monitor is willing to present.

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