Diablo 4 Age of Hatred Collection Confirmed for Nintendo Switch 2
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Blizzard announced that the Diablo 4 Age of Hatred Collection is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on September 15, bringing the base game and both expansions to the platform alongside early teases for Diablo 5.
Blizzard used its BlizzCon opening ceremony to confirm that Diablo 4 is officially making the jump to Nintendo's next generation hardware. The Diablo 4 Age of Hatred Collection arrives on September 15, aligning directly with the launch of Season 15, Season of Hell's Legacy. The bundle includes the base game alongside the Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred expansions, giving players immediate access to classes like the Spiritborn and the Paladin. Alongside the port announcement, Blizzard president Johanna Faries also confirmed that an animated Diablo series is heading to Netflix.
The Switch 2 version of the collection comes with modern hardware perks like HDR and touchscreen support, but it also carries a few notable restrictions. Physical versions will ship as a code in a box rather than a traditional game card, meaning the software cannot be resold or traded once redeemed. Players will also need an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription and a linked Battle.net account to dive into Sanctuary. Retailing at $69.99, the package demands a standard AAA investment for players looking to take their loot grind on the go.
Looking further ahead, Blizzard used the convention to offer a very early glimpse at the future of the franchise by previewing Diablo 5 for a tentative spring 2029 release window. With Sanctuary falling to demonic forces in the next numbered entry, fans are already wondering how current seasons will bridge the narrative gap. Additional details regarding the ongoing roadmap for Diablo 4, including the upcoming Amazon class reveal, will be detailed during the remainder of the BlizzCon weekend.
Tags: Diablo 4, Nintendo Switch 2, BlizzCon, Action RPG
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