Activision Blizzard has confirmed a new Nintendo Switch 2 release for Diablo 4: the Age of Hatred Collection, scheduled to launch on September 15, 2026.
The announcement and accompanying Nintendo eShop listing specify that the package will include the base game together with its expansions, and note platform features such as HDR and touchscreen support.
Background and release details
Diablo 4, developed by Blizzard Entertainment and originally released in 2023, was not part of Nintendo's earlier Switch library at launch.
The Age of Hatred Collection marks the series' entry onto Nintendo’s next-generation hardware, bringing Blizzard’s latest action-RPG to the Nintendo Switch 2 ecosystem.
According to the eShop listing, the release date for the collection is September 15, 2026, and the digital storefront entry confirms HDR and touchscreen capabilities for the Switch 2 version.
What’s included in the Age of Hatred Collection
The Age of Hatred Collection consolidates Diablo 4’s main campaign and its post-launch expansions into a single offering for Nintendo Switch 2.
The eShop description indicates the package contains the base game plus expansions—presenting a complete entry point for new players on Nintendo’s platform.
Rewritten company statement
In journalistic terms, Activision Blizzard has said the Age of Hatred Collection will deliver Diablo 4 and its expansions to Nintendo’s next console on September 15, 2026, and the official eShop listing confirms technical features including HDR and touchscreen support for the port.
Series context and platform history
This Switch 2 release follows previous Diablo entries on Nintendo hardware: Diablo III: Eternal Collection was released for the original Nintendo Switch, and Diablo II: Resurrected also received a Switch release.
Diablo 4 itself launched in 2023 across PC and current-generation consoles and supports cross-play and cross-progression across its available platforms.
Why this matters
Bringing Diablo 4 to Nintendo Switch 2 expands the franchise’s reach on a platform with a large install base of handheld and hybrid players.
The inclusion of HDR and touchscreen functionality in the eShop listing highlights Nintendo-focused optimizations for the port, while bundling expansions in the Age of Hatred Collection streamlines access for players buying on launch day.
Where to buy and next steps
Pre-orders and full purchase details are expected to be handled through the Nintendo eShop listing and physical retail channels where applicable.
Players interested in the Switch 2 version should watch Activision Blizzard and Nintendo’s official channels for further technical details, patch notes, and any announced bonuses tied to the collection’s September 15, 2026 launch.
The announcement and accompanying Nintendo eShop listing specify that the package will include the base game together with its expansions, and note platform features such as HDR and touchscreen support.
Background and release details
Diablo 4, developed by Blizzard Entertainment and originally released in 2023, was not part of Nintendo's earlier Switch library at launch.
The Age of Hatred Collection marks the series' entry onto Nintendo’s next-generation hardware, bringing Blizzard’s latest action-RPG to the Nintendo Switch 2 ecosystem.
According to the eShop listing, the release date for the collection is September 15, 2026, and the digital storefront entry confirms HDR and touchscreen capabilities for the Switch 2 version.
What’s included in the Age of Hatred Collection
The Age of Hatred Collection consolidates Diablo 4’s main campaign and its post-launch expansions into a single offering for Nintendo Switch 2.
The eShop description indicates the package contains the base game plus expansions—presenting a complete entry point for new players on Nintendo’s platform.
Rewritten company statement
In journalistic terms, Activision Blizzard has said the Age of Hatred Collection will deliver Diablo 4 and its expansions to Nintendo’s next console on September 15, 2026, and the official eShop listing confirms technical features including HDR and touchscreen support for the port.
Series context and platform history
This Switch 2 release follows previous Diablo entries on Nintendo hardware: Diablo III: Eternal Collection was released for the original Nintendo Switch, and Diablo II: Resurrected also received a Switch release.
Diablo 4 itself launched in 2023 across PC and current-generation consoles and supports cross-play and cross-progression across its available platforms.
Why this matters
Bringing Diablo 4 to Nintendo Switch 2 expands the franchise’s reach on a platform with a large install base of handheld and hybrid players.
The inclusion of HDR and touchscreen functionality in the eShop listing highlights Nintendo-focused optimizations for the port, while bundling expansions in the Age of Hatred Collection streamlines access for players buying on launch day.
Where to buy and next steps
Pre-orders and full purchase details are expected to be handled through the Nintendo eShop listing and physical retail channels where applicable.
Players interested in the Switch 2 version should watch Activision Blizzard and Nintendo’s official channels for further technical details, patch notes, and any announced bonuses tied to the collection’s September 15, 2026 launch.
