It will also remain to be seen if any further Nintendo content makes the crossover to the game. It’s a fun little bit of crossover that might entice players who have played their fair share of Diablo III in the past, especially considering the content can be tied to various classes. Screenshots showed Ganondorf in various class forms including Crusader and Barbarian. It would appear Zelda’s Ganondorf is coming to the game in some fashion as an armor or skin. The images of Ganondorf in the now-deleted Forbes article featured the character in at least two distinct class styles.

Of further interest is the bit of bonus content coming to the game from The Legend of Zelda. The entire package, dubbed the “Eternal Collection” will sell for $59.99 at launch. Playing online will require Nintendo Switch Online Service, which is launching in September. The game will feature both the Reaper of Souls and Rise of the Necromancer expansions, as well as hosting 4-player co-op both on the same Switch and online. Though the article has been deleted, the information therein was preserved in a post on ResetEra. The game is apparently set to come to the Nintendo Switch in late 2018.įorbes initially reported early on the matter. Here is the trailer for the Diablo III: Eternal Collection on Nintendo Switch.ĭiablo has been quiet since the release of the Diablo III expansion, Rise of the Necromancer back in June 2017, but it would appear the 2012 game is getting a triumphant return to a place where it will be much appreciated. Blizzard and Nintendo officially dropped a trailer on August 16, confirming many of the details in the original story below, including all of the expansions released for Diablo III and the inclusion of exclusive Legend of Zelda content, including the Ganondorf Cosmetic Armor set, a Triforce portrait, and a Cucco pet ( Hyrule's version of a chicken). UPDATE ( - 10:24AM) : The announcement of Diablo III: Eternal Collection on Switch has been confirmed.

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