Diablo IV, a popular action role-playing game developed by Blizzard Entertainment, has been officially confirmed for release on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The game will be available as part of the "Age of Hatred Collection," which includes the base game and its two expansions, Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred. The release date is set for September 15, 2026, and the collection will cost 69.99 euros. This announcement came during the BlizzCon 2026 event, where Blizzard shared multiple updates with fans, including the confirmation of Diablo V and the return of the classic StarCraft series. The decision to bring Diablo IV to the Nintendo Switch 2 caught many by surprise, especially since initial rumors about a port had only surfaced months earlier. Unlike traditional physical game cartridges, the Switch 2 version of the collection will include a download code instead of a physical disc. The "Age of Hatred Collection" offers players a complete entry into the latest installment of Blizzard’s long-running Diablo saga, which follows a hero’s journey through Sanctuary, a world in turmoil between celestial and demonic forces. The game allows players to create their own character and battle through a variety of challenging environments, with a focus on exploration, combat, and character progression. The two expansions add new regions, story content, and additional ways to customize and enhance the player’s experience. By bundling the base game and expansions together, the collection provides a seamless way for players to experience the full story of Diablo IV without needing to purchase each part separately. Additionally, the Switch 2 version supports portable play, enabling players to enjoy the game on the go. Blizzard has also confirmed that Diablo IV will continue to receive updates after its initial release. One upcoming addition is the introduction of the Amazon class, which is expected to be added in the first half of 2027. This ongoing support highlights Blizzard’s commitment to expanding the Diablo universe and keeping the game fresh for its fanbase.