#Diablo IV
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Diablo IV Age of Hatred Collection arrives on Switch 2 September 15
Blizzard is launching the Diablo IV Age of Hatred Collection on Nintendo Switch 2 starting September 15, 2026. The bundle packages the base game and its two expansions into a single portable edition. The real question isn't whether the hack-and-slash runs on Nintendo's hardware — we already know it does — but what this port actually changes for players who've never committed to console or PC.
Diablo IV on Switch 2: Forty Minutes to Judge the Impossible
At BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard put Diablo IV in the hands of the press on Nintendo Switch 2, exclusively in handheld mode. Forty minutes of hands-on time is brief — but enough to ask the real question: can a resource-hungry hack'n slash maintain its substance on a portable console without compromises? The first answers are in, and they're not all reassuring.
Geralt Crashes Diablo IV: The Crossover Nobody Saw Coming
Blizzard Entertainment and CD Projekt RED made it official at Gamescom 2026: Geralt of Rivia is invading Sanctuary via Diablo IV, while The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt joins the Battle.net catalog. Two franchises at peak visibility swapping marketing bandwidth. The question remains: what do players actually get out of it—and what does this deal reveal about the state of the market?
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred Arrives on Steam for $39.99
Blizzard is paving the way on Steam for Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, the new standalone expansion for the infernal hack-and-slash. Priced at $39.99, the page is now visible in the upcoming section on Valve's platform. Mephisto returns, builds will suffer, and PC players finally have an alternative to Battle.net to drain their wallets. What we know, what we're expecting, what to watch for.