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Diablo

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Download Diablo_1_0_9.sit (8.14 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Download Diablo_CD.toast_.sit (616.09 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Download HELLFIRE.toast_.zip (363.27 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Emulation
This game works with: SheepShaver,

Added Battle Net Updated Diablo 1.0.9 Game Folder to the MacGarden Archives.
Added Mac/Windows95-NT Diablo Disk Image to the MacGarden Archives.
You need to burn a real disk to play.

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Mac version released 1998, general release 1996.

Torrent link : (634 Mb) Mac & Win hybrid CD:
http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/3436596/DIABLO.Mac_PC-Hybrid.FULL.iBull...

Link to 1.09 patch: (1,5 Mb)
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/diablo/patches/mac/Diablo%201.09%20Update.hqx
If you want play on-line by Battle.net.

Diablo Demo (69,7 Mb):
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/demos/MAC/DiabloDemoMac1.08.sit.hqx

Link to the manual
http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/misc/Diablo.PDF

Description:

Diablo is a dark fantasy-themed action role-playing game.
Set in the fictional Kingdom of Khanduras (located in the Diablo series fantasy world of Sanctuary), Diablo has the player take control of a lone hero as he or she battles to rid the world of the eponymous Lord of Terror. Beneath the town of Tristram, the player journeys through sixteen dungeon levels to ultimately come face to face with Diablo and his demon minions.

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC

System requirements

Mac OS
Power Macintosh or compatible,
8 MB RAM with virtual memory,
Mac OS 7.5 or higher,
2X CD-ROM drive

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

Comments

TataMisia's picture
by TataMisia - 2009, August 28 - 5:55pm

I saw in last year too.
Diablo 2 re-edition + Diablo 1 gratis

Attila's picture
by Attila - 2009, August 28 - 5:12pm

I just saw this last year at my local target as part of a pack of Diablo games, including the version of Diablo for classic mac os! Wish more companies would keep this stuff available like that, then we wouldn't have to screw around trying to preserve others' property!

MacWise's picture
by MacWise - 2009, August 31 - 5:32pm

For Diablo, and Diablo II, I've seen them sold as new in retail outlets earlier this year (on the other side of the world).

Abandonware doesn't means "no longer sold" as much as it means "no longer supported." Retail sales don't affect this status because the software is sold as-is. If you buy an AppleWorks from Amazon and you run into a problem and you ask them for help, they'll simply tell you to contact Apple, which will tell you that you should had bought iWorks instead. Diablo II is still being sold at the Blizzard Store, but not Diablo. The game is over ten years old (you can read on the inside of the jewel case, "Coming in 1998: WarCraft Adventures: Lords of the Clans") and the last update for the Mac dates back to 2001, so it's safe to call it abandonware. But as you already pointed out, even if it is abandonware Blizzard still have the right to deny its free distribution. Will they do it? Well if we don't link to illegal sites like The Pirate Bay they might just leave us alone.

TataMisia's picture
by TataMisia - 2009, August 28 - 10:19am

For Diablo1 is only argument: "Is the publisher still in business ?"
Most abandonware sites dont take this argument. Look at most famous: Underdogs

bertyboy's picture
by bertyboy - 2009, August 28 - 10:04am

Tata,

Everybody has a different opinion of what is abandonware. There's normally a small set of criteria that should be met, with some extra criteria added that should be satisfied automatically if the original criteria are met. I use:

Is the game / app still sold as new ?
Is the publisher still in business ?
Is it less than 10 years old ?
Does the pubisher still provide support / updates for the product ?

Different publishers support and protect their products for different periods of time, so Wolfram Research ask that the site does not share Mathematica v1, released in 1988. But EA stop providing updates for products released only 3 years ago.

I suppose that we all just don't want the site threatened by a publisher / developer because it's hosting a game / app / torrent that it shouldn't be.

For Diablo, and Diablo II, I've seen them sold as new in retail outlets earlier this year (on the other side of the world).

TataMisia's picture
by TataMisia - 2009, August 28 - 9:12am

I have problem with recognize what is abandonware.
I not want make disturb.
If im wrong, lets admin remove it.

I looking at another abandonware sites, and many games are abandonware, but here not.
I cant recognize crits.
I can upload only freeware

Euryale's picture
by Euryale - 2009, August 28 - 8:53am

I am not looking for warez,

I just didn't know this game was not Abandonware.

bertyboy's picture
by bertyboy - 2009, August 28 - 8:30am

We've discussed this before. The site is about the viable (cost effctive) long-term secure storage of Macintosh abandonware.

PirateBay or any other bittorrent hosting links are not this.

If ou're looking for warez, like Diablo, add PirateBay to your favourites and search there. There's many of us who still have the original Diablo CD, I also have the demo, which is only 50MB. When the time comes, and Diablo becomes abandonware, and the macintosh garden can support downloads of this size, I'll be happy to upload it for all to share.

TataMisia's picture
by TataMisia - 2009, August 28 - 8:09am

I cant upload it here. Bacause is limited to 400 Mb.
Torrent links work! TPB have the best activity.
Do YOU cant download some file?
Maybe to be a few reasons:
- your ISP banned or less torrent connections (special TPB connections)
- your country (like Holland) limited or banned torrents connections (special TPB connections)
- downloaded file is not popular, and nobody seed it.
- Seeders are from another place of word, and your poor connection is broke or refused
- many other reasons

But torrent links work. TPB work. You receive file from PEOPLE, not from TPB!

Sorry for my english

j_damage•69's picture
by j_damage•69 - 2009, August 28 - 3:57am

I agree, no more torrent links unless they're properly seeded, but none at all would be great. Direct links are easier.

Euryale's picture
by Euryale - 2009, August 28 - 12:59am

You know?
I really dislike those pirate bay torrents,
either they NEVER WORK!, or are the dreaded .DMG files, I've been trying to download MYTH II and Diablo among others,
and the download % is Still 0 (zero) on ALL, (Tried on different days)
so I would like to encourage you not to post those useless torrents,
just a waste of time.

one of the things I love about Macintoshgarden is that after sooo long looking for older Mac software, finally found this site.
and I was so happy I could FINALLY was able to download those great programs directly, no 3rd party links, and now I hope it doesn't get polluted with links to a pirate useless web site.

TataMisia's picture
by TataMisia - 2009, August 27 - 8:21pm

Torrent link work now.

MacWise's picture
by MacWise - 2009, August 27 - 2:31pm

According to the good people at the Internet, that means the tracker refused the connection, either because it was too busy or because the torrent is no longer available. The only thing you can do is keep trying.

by marcogiannini - 2009, August 27 - 12:30pm
5

the torrent file gave me an error: -61

please help

by marco (not verified) - 2009, August 27 - 10:02am
5

This was a great hit, I played just the demo and ever wished I could get the full game.... alas the torrent file is not functioning properly: trying with Tomato Torrent (on a Leopard), it don'y begin to download and a message says: "problem connecting to tracker -