A trusted leaker has claimed that Diablo 4 will finally launch on Nintendo Switch 2 in mid-September, ending years of speculation about a hybrid-console version of Blizzard's action RPG. The report adds to a string of earlier hints, including rating-board listings in Indonesia and Taiwan and separate leaks about Microsoft-published titles heading to the platform, though Blizzard itself has yet to confirm anything and told Eurogamer it had "nothing to announce" when asked directly.

According to Dealabs leaker billbil-kun, the game will arrive on either 15 or 18 September, priced at £63/$70/€70, with a physical release taking the code-in-the-box format used by titles such as Grand Theft Auto 6 rather than a full cartridge, meaning it likely won't be resellable. It remains unclear whether the price includes the Vessel of Hatred or Lord of Hatred expansions. Given the timing, an official announcement is expected around Gamescom (which starts later this month) or BlizzCon, held 12-13 September, echoing how Diablo 3's Switch port was revealed shortly before a past Gamescom.