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Back in 2022, I posted pictures of My Diablo Collection, however after our forum migration from phpBB to Xenforo, we lost all of our previous images. That's on me since I didn't care about preserving the previous forum images at the time. However, it is time to upload a fresh set of images for everyone to enjoy (and envy, sorry about that, kinda 
). But here it is. Below you'll find images of the following:
- Diablo II (Collector's Edition - v1.00 - Big Box) - Contains v1.00 CDs.
- Diablo II: Lord of Destruction (Big Box) - Contains v1.07 CD.
- Diablo II: Battle Chest (Big Box) - Contains Diablo 1, and v1.03 Diablo II Install and Play CDs and v1.00 Cinematics Disc. Not all Battle Chests contain Diablo 1 nor contain v1.03. Make sure to only buy the v1.03 edition if you are trying to collect these.
- Diablo 1 (Big Box)
- Diablo 1: Hellfire (Big Box). Hellfire isn't canon and David Brevik didn't want it released but it is the only "Authorized Expansion" of Diablo 1.
- Hellgate: London (2007 - Collector's Edition - Big Box) - This is the game that the Blizzard North developers made when they left Blizzard North in July/August 2003 and started Flagship Studios. Unfortunately the company didn't survive shortly after they launched, and closed around the 2008 time period. Even though the game has clear bugs, it's still a very interesting experience on game design and taking a look at the FPS genre but with a Diablo 1/2 Core. You can feel that this game is a Diablo ARPG internally but with an FPS skin compared to if you look at Borderlands, which feels more like an FPS core with ARPG elements applied on top (since the Borderlands developers were primarily from the FPS camp).
Overview
Diablo II (Collector's Edition - v1.00 CDs - Big Box)
Diablo II: Lord of Destruction (Big Box)
Diablo II: Battle Chest (v1.03 CDs + Diablo 1)
Diablo 1 (Big Box)
Diablo 1: Hellfire (Big Box)
Hellgate: London (2007 - Collector's Edition - Big Box)
). But here it is. Below you'll find images of the following:- Diablo II (Collector's Edition - v1.00 - Big Box) - Contains v1.00 CDs.
- Diablo II: Lord of Destruction (Big Box) - Contains v1.07 CD.
- Diablo II: Battle Chest (Big Box) - Contains Diablo 1, and v1.03 Diablo II Install and Play CDs and v1.00 Cinematics Disc. Not all Battle Chests contain Diablo 1 nor contain v1.03. Make sure to only buy the v1.03 edition if you are trying to collect these.
- Diablo 1 (Big Box)
- Diablo 1: Hellfire (Big Box). Hellfire isn't canon and David Brevik didn't want it released but it is the only "Authorized Expansion" of Diablo 1.
- Hellgate: London (2007 - Collector's Edition - Big Box) - This is the game that the Blizzard North developers made when they left Blizzard North in July/August 2003 and started Flagship Studios. Unfortunately the company didn't survive shortly after they launched, and closed around the 2008 time period. Even though the game has clear bugs, it's still a very interesting experience on game design and taking a look at the FPS genre but with a Diablo 1/2 Core. You can feel that this game is a Diablo ARPG internally but with an FPS skin compared to if you look at Borderlands, which feels more like an FPS core with ARPG elements applied on top (since the Borderlands developers were primarily from the FPS camp).
Overview
Diablo II (Collector's Edition - v1.00 CDs - Big Box)
Diablo II: Lord of Destruction (Big Box)
Diablo II: Battle Chest (v1.03 CDs + Diablo 1)
Diablo 1 (Big Box)
Diablo 1: Hellfire (Big Box)
Hellgate: London (2007 - Collector's Edition - Big Box)
