Regardless of playing it on a big screen in docked mode or using the Nintendo Switch's handheld mode, even in busy moments with hordes of undead on screen and tons of effects, Diablo 3: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch didn't skip a beat. Be it exploding corpses as the Necromancer to summoning a shower of poisonous toads as the Witch Doctor, each and every character class in Diablo 3: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch is faithfully recreated with nothing amiss. Like past entries, you'll choose from a host of character classes such as the Barbarian, Demon Hunter, Monk, Crusader, Wizard, Witch Doctor, and Necromancer. From dodging enemies with the flick of the analogue stick to chaining together a flurry of attacks, the controls in Diablo 3: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch are extremely responsive. And while the storytelling is relatively straightforward, Diablo 3 on the Nintendo Switch brings the same level of polish and detail to its moment to moment gameplay that made other versions of the game incredibly entertaining. Set in a world under siege by angels and demons alike, you don the role of an adventurer on a quest to save humanity. Is Diablo 3: Eternal on the Nintendo Switch worth the wait? We spent some quality time with it to find out.ĭiablo 3: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch includes the base Diablo 3 game, its expansion Reaper of Souls, as well as the Rise of the Necromancer pack. With Diablo 3: Eternal Collection hitting the Nintendo Switch, it makes it the first time a Blizzard game has come to a Nintendo console since 2003.

First out on Windows PC and macOS in 2012, Blizzard's role-playing game steadily made its way to consoles with Diablo 3 for PS3, Xbox 360, PS4, and Xbox One over the years. After being leaked, teased, and leaked again, Diablo 3: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch is set for a November 2 release date with a download size of 13.3GB.

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