I’ve played through Diablo 3 at least a dozen times, but on Switch, I once again feel compelled to stick around for one last journey to hell. Now, more than six years after its launch, Diablo 3 and all of its add-on content has arrived on Nintendo Switch as Diablo 3: Eternal Collection. I even bought it again for PS4 the following year. I purchased the subsequent Xbox 360 port, and though I bounced back to the PC version, I was surprised how well the game translated to the couch.
I put more than 100 hours into Diablo 3 in the first month. But once those subsided, I became engrossed in the dungeon crawling loot-based loop.
Like many others, I experienced annoying connection issues in those first few days that hindered my experience. To top it all off, Blizzard also gave fans a first look at Diablo III running on the Nintendo during a Nintendo RedCube live stream.I bought Diablo 3 on launch day in 2012. Blizzard is even bringing exclusive Zelda-themed items to the game as an extra bonus for those picking up the game on Switch. The app will be used for voice chat but it remains to be seen if additional services like Splatoon 2’s SplatNet will be on offer.ĭiablo III: Eternal Collection launches on Switch later this year and includes the base game along with all previously released expansions, packs and updates. Players’ Diablo III progress will automatically be backed up to the cloud and, according to Game Informer, Diablo will be one of the first games to join Splatoon 2 on Nintendo’s mobile app. Players who wish to take their dungeon crawling online will also need a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online – the new premium service due to launch next month. The size of the Nintendo Switch game is not yet known, meaning it’s unclear whether Blizzard had to pony up for the more expensive 32GB carts or simply managed to compress everything down to 16GB. This means that buyers who prefer physical copies won’t be required to download anything something that has been the case previously with games like L.A. The developer confirmed to PCMag that the entire game and all its expansions are stuffed into Diablo’s Game Card.
Having received a surprise announcement last week, Blizzard is now revealing a little more info to eager Diablo III fans.
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