This drop in visual fidelity makes the everything look fuzzy and slightly pixelated and appears to be a way to keep the game from dropping frames.
But on harder difficulties or endgame content, the screen commonly fills up with baddies and effects, and the visuals can take a hit. Visually, the game looks fine, with lower texture resolutions slightly masked by the game’s draw distance and isometric view. In handheld mode, Diablo III: Eternal Collection runs into some slight hiccups. In docked mode, the game runs smoothly both in offline and online play. Like DOOM before it, Diablo III: Eternal Collection is a content-complete port, but not without some slight technical shortcomings. I get that Zelda is popular, but some Fire Emblem or even Metroid representation would have been appreciated. While these inclusions are fun, they don’t add much to the overall experience, and it would have been nice to see more variance in the franchises represented. From the start, players have access to a Tri-Force portrait frame and Cucco pet for their characters, and after playing a bit, players can transform their appearance to look like The Legend of Zelda‘s villainous Ganondorf. Several cool, though not very memorable, console-exclusive extras are also included. While slightly overpowered, the Necromancer is another wonderful quality-of-life addition to a game already bursting with content and replay value, and its inclusion is a great reason to revisit Diablo III: Eternal Collection on Switch. While I had played Diablo III: Reaper of Souls previously on PS4, I hadn’t played with the Necromancer class which was released last year and is also included in Eternal Collection. The excellent Reaper of Souls DLC chapter still manages to stand out as the best campaign content in the main story and fits nicely onto the end of the main game. Now, almost six years after Diablo III‘s initial launch, Blizzard’s demon-slaying lootfest has also made the transition, and like other quality ports, it feels right at home on Nintendo Switch.ĭiablo III: Eternal Collection for Nintendo Switch includes all previously released content for the game, as well as some nifty console-exclusive extras. Modern classics like Skyrim and DOOM have found a new life on Nintendo’s console thanks to excellent optimization and the eternal allure of playing console-quality games on the go. In the year and a half since its launch, the Nintendo Switch has become something of a haven for ports of older games.
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