Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection Hits Switch 2 on September 15

ethan Smith3 min read
Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on September 15, 2026, bundling the base game with Vessel of Hatred and Lord of Hatred for $69.99.

$69.99 buys Switch 2 players the entire currently announced Diablo IV package, rather than a stripped-down base-game port. Age of Hatred Collection includes Diablo IV, Vessel of Hatred, and Lord of Hatred, making its content lineup the key distinction for players deciding whether to enter Sanctuary on Nintendo’s newer hardware.

Blizzard announced the Switch 2 edition at BlizzCon 2026, with the collection scheduled to arrive on September 15. The eShop price is $69.99 in the United States; listed regional prices are £62.99 in the UK and €69.99 in Europe. That places the package at a standard premium-game price while incorporating both expansions, including the campaign and region additions tied to Vessel of Hatred and the newer Lord of Hatred content.

Screenshot from Diablo IV: Season of Infernal Chaos
Screenshot from Diablo IV: Season of Infernal Chaos

The release matters beyond its bundle value. Diablo IV has been available across other console and PC ecosystems, but Switch 2 gives Blizzard a portable current-generation option after Diablo III established a substantial audience on the original Nintendo Switch. Players can expect the same live-service structure of seasonal characters, loot progression, dungeons, and online activity that defines the wider game, although no confirmed Season of Infernal Chaos start date or Switch 2-specific season mapping has been provided.

Several purchase-critical technical details remain unavailable. Blizzard has not specified the Switch 2 version’s resolution, frame rate, download size, Day 1 patch, or required system software. Cross-play, Battle.net account linking, and cross-progression or save-transfer behavior also need official clarification before existing players assume their characters will carry over.

Screenshot from Diablo IV: Season of Infernal Chaos
Screenshot from Diablo IV: Season of Infernal Chaos

North American retail copies have also been described as code-in-box releases rather than cartridges, but buyers should verify the final physical format with their retailer. Watch for the eShop listing and Blizzard’s launch information to settle storage, multiplayer, and account-transfer requirements before September 15.

FinalBoss // Gear

Level up your setup

01Best-selling Switch 2 gameson Amazon02Switch 2 accessorieson Amazon038BitDo controllerson Amazon04Discounted game keyson Kinguin

Affiliate links · As an Amazon Associate, FinalBoss earns from qualifying purchases.

Was this worth your time?

e
ethan Smith
Published 9/13/2026