Diablo 4 Launch on Nintendo Switch 2 Expected by Late 2025

Recent speculation suggests that Diablo 4 may soon arrive on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. This insight comes from YouTuber eXtas1s, known for his reliability in predicting gaming releases, particularly through his Spanish-language content on his channel.

In a recent discussion featured by Video Games Chronicle (VGC), eXtas1s linked this prediction to another rumor about Halo: The Master Chief Collection potentially making its way to the Nintendo Switch. He expressed his belief that Diablo 4 would similarly join the new handheld console’s library.

“These are two of the video games Microsoft will port to Switch 2, but they aren’t the only ones. In fact, here’s a little bit of an exclusive or scoop I can tell you about.”

“According to what I’ve been told, Diablo 4 is already in the works for Nintendo Switch 2, so it wouldn’t be surprising at all if Diablo 4 was released in 2025 on Switch 2.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaafRJpzNqY

BOMBAZOS para SWITCH 2 ! 😲 STARFIELD, ELDEN RING, HALO, y GTA VI a NINTENDO 💣 XBOX los APOYA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaafRJpzNqY)

For those interested in hearing eXtras1s’s specific comments about Diablo 4, they can find the relevant discussion at the twelve-minute mark of his video.

Additional Titles Potentially Coming to Switch 2

After addressing Diablo 4, eXtas1s also hinted at the possibility of several big titles arriving on the Switch 2, including:

Call of Duty
Fallout 4
Starfield
Tekken 8
Ring of Fire

Notably, eXtas1s’s track record includes an accurate prediction regarding Diablo 1 making its way to Game Pass for PC set for January 2025, establishing him as a credible source for leaks, especially related to the Diablo franchise.

While it’s important to approach these rumors cautiously, the idea of Diablo 4 being released on the Switch 2 appears plausible. Given that both Diablo 2: Resurrected and Diablo 3 have previously been adapted for the original Switch, there is a strong precedent for Diablo 4 to follow suit.

However, it’s essential to note that the mobile adaptation, Diablo Immortal, has remained exclusive to smartphones, tablets, and PCs since its launch, which raises questions about future releases. We will keep you informed of any official announcements regarding Diablo 4 and its potential debut on the Switch 2.

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