Diablo III For Nintendo Switch Sets November Release Date (VIDEO)
The dark dungeon crawling of Diablo III is finally headed to the Nintendo Switch after months of speculation. Since its reveal, we’ve had a myriad of details revealed about the upcoming port, with an enjoyable frame rate and the inclusion of Legend of Zelda villain Ganondorf among the deserving aspects of praise. Despite all these exciting tidbits, we’ve still not had a release date revealed for the Diablo threequel’s Eternal Collection, having only Fall 2018 set as the game’s placeholder window.
That all changed today as developer Blizzard revealed on Twitter that Diablo III is now set to debut for the hybrid console on November 2nd. Both digital and physical editions are available for pre-order from the Nintendo eShop with both having access to the oodles of bonus content made exclusive to the Switch.
The minions of hell grow stronger… Join your friends in the fight with Diablo III: Eternal Collection on Nintendo Switch, coming November 2! #DiabloSwitch
Pre-purchase now: https://t.co/kC1sKx2RON pic.twitter.com/YQX77Su1Y1
— Diablo (@Diablo) September 13, 2018
In addition to Eternal Collection’s wealth of DLC, the package will also debut several pieces of content related to the Legend of Zelda series, most notably a playable version of the villainous Ganondorf. This crossover has led to many calling for additional collaborations in the future, with Blizzard going as far as asking for Diablo representation in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Whether this will happen is up in the air, but at least we’ll have Diablo III to look forward to when it releases for Nintendo Switch on November 2nd.
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