Diablo II changed the game when it was released by Blizzard Entertainment in June 2000. Picking up where the original had left off in 1997, while making a quantum leap in terms of intricacy, immersion and the sheer addictiveness of its core hack-and-slash, loot-pursuit gameplay, it offered an experience that drew players in and ravenously consumed hundreds of hours of each of their lives. Even more memorable, however, was its downright heinous imagery, inviting players to descend right into the depths of hell and unleash chaos at every turn. It could hardly have been more metal had it tried… With fully-3D, 4K remaster Diablo II: Resurrected hitting servers and shelves this week, hardcore fans and newcomers alike will be able to return to the town of Tristram, and beyond, to conte...