Rumors have resurfaced that Diablo IV could arrive on the long-rumored successor to Nintendo Switch after a Dealabs post claiming a release window in late 2026.
Diablo IV is developed by Blizzard Entertainment and published by Activision Blizzard; the game originally launched on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms on June 6, 2023.
Blizzard has previously released Diablo III and related expansion content on Nintendo Switch during the Switch generation.
The new report originates from a Dealabs user operating under the handle 'billbil-kun.' The post alleges that a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Diablo IV will arrive in the second half of September 2026 at an MSRP of $69.99.
Paraphrasing the post: the author said that nearly three years after the game's initial release across PC and major consoles, Diablo IV appears poised to reach a new platform, citing two separate leaks tied to regional classification boards and claiming independent confirmation of an impending Switch 2 launch.
The post also mentions a physical edition described as a "code in a box" and states it is unclear whether the Lord of Hatred DLC would be included in any Switch 2 release.
Those details are attributed to the Dealabs report and remain unconfirmed by Blizzard Entertainment or Activision Blizzard.
Earlier in the year, reports surfaced that regional classification bodies in Indonesia and Taiwan had listings referencing a Switch 2 version of Diablo IV.
Those listings were reported by industry observers and used by outlets discussing the possibility of a Switch-platform release; however, classification listings do not represent an official publisher announcement.
Blizzard and Activision Blizzard have not issued a public statement confirming a Switch 2 port of Diablo IV, and Nintendo has not announced a successor to the Switch as an official product under the name "Switch 2." Readers should treat the Dealabs post and related classification listings as unverified reports until publishers or platform holders provide confirmation.
Contextually, the Diablo franchise began in 1996, placing its 30th anniversary in 2026, and Blizzard remains a high-profile developer with a history of bringing Diablo titles to console platforms.
We'll update this coverage if Activision Blizzard, Blizzard Entertainment, or Nintendo issues official confirmation about a Switch 2 port, pricing, release date, or included DLC.
Diablo IV is developed by Blizzard Entertainment and published by Activision Blizzard; the game originally launched on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms on June 6, 2023.
Blizzard has previously released Diablo III and related expansion content on Nintendo Switch during the Switch generation.
The new report originates from a Dealabs user operating under the handle 'billbil-kun.' The post alleges that a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Diablo IV will arrive in the second half of September 2026 at an MSRP of $69.99.
Paraphrasing the post: the author said that nearly three years after the game's initial release across PC and major consoles, Diablo IV appears poised to reach a new platform, citing two separate leaks tied to regional classification boards and claiming independent confirmation of an impending Switch 2 launch.
The post also mentions a physical edition described as a "code in a box" and states it is unclear whether the Lord of Hatred DLC would be included in any Switch 2 release.
Those details are attributed to the Dealabs report and remain unconfirmed by Blizzard Entertainment or Activision Blizzard.
Earlier in the year, reports surfaced that regional classification bodies in Indonesia and Taiwan had listings referencing a Switch 2 version of Diablo IV.
Those listings were reported by industry observers and used by outlets discussing the possibility of a Switch-platform release; however, classification listings do not represent an official publisher announcement.
Blizzard and Activision Blizzard have not issued a public statement confirming a Switch 2 port of Diablo IV, and Nintendo has not announced a successor to the Switch as an official product under the name "Switch 2." Readers should treat the Dealabs post and related classification listings as unverified reports until publishers or platform holders provide confirmation.
Contextually, the Diablo franchise began in 1996, placing its 30th anniversary in 2026, and Blizzard remains a high-profile developer with a history of bringing Diablo titles to console platforms.
We'll update this coverage if Activision Blizzard, Blizzard Entertainment, or Nintendo issues official confirmation about a Switch 2 port, pricing, release date, or included DLC.
