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Diablo II "Lord of Destruction"

Game info

Name: Diablo 2
Alternate name: Diablo II: The Calling (working title), Diablo 2 (Informal title)
Characteristics: Action, Adventure, Online, Role-Playing (RPG), Isometric, 3rd-Person Perspective, Real-Time, Medieval / Fantasy, Horror, like Diablo
Publishers: Blizzard, Havas, Blizzard Entertainment, Havas Interactive
Developers: Blizzard, Blizzard Entertainment
Original/port composers: Glenn Stafford (Win), Matt Uelmen (Win), Jason Hayes (Win)
Platforms:
ZX Spectrum 48/128
Macintosh (2000) - Europe
PC Windows (01 Jul 2000) - Europe
Macintosh (19 Jul 2000)
L600 (Unfinished) - United States

Music info

Released: 2000
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Promo CD
Num of tunes: 5
Num of CDs: 1

User reviews


Facts / description

this CD is a promotion sample and not available for sale.

Tracklist

1. Fortress 4:46
2. Halls 3:32
3. The Anciets 4:06
4. Siege 5:52
5. Ice 4:40

Music download

Digital Audio tunes download information

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Record created/updated: 24. September 2004.
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