We’re a fan of that platform, a fan of Nintendo, a fan of the Nintendo IP, a fan of the Switch. Thinking about what games make sense for that type of console is something we’ll never stop doing.”īrack then went on to talk about the performance of Diablo 3, which Blizzard is “super happy” with, and how Blizzard, owing to their love for the Switch itself, for Nintendo, and for their IP, are pretty big fans of Nintendo themselves. It has some unique properties that the Xbox and Sony platforms don’t have.

“We’d like to have - we think of it as another platform. Allen Brack told GamesBeat when asked about the possibility of more Blizzard games released on the Switch. “It’s not ridiculous,” Blizzard president J. So well, in fact, that Blizzard is very much open to future collaborations with Nintendo, and is supposedly actively thinking about bringing new games to the platform.

Reports of Diablo 4’s troubled development, a cancelled Diablo 3 expansion, and of course, the hugely controversial Diablo Immortal have all become well documented, but recently we also saw the release of Diablo 3: Eternal Collection on the Nintendo Switch- and as it turns out, that did very well for itself.

It hasn’t been all bad for Diablo in recent months.

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