Shortly after that, some new Diablo-themed items were added on Blizzard's online store with the subtitle 'Reign of Terror,' but the company insists they're not related to any new content being prepared for the show. The company also shared the schedule for BlizzCon 2018, which suggests something for the Diablo series is planned. In other Diablo news, Blizzard recently confirmed it isn't working on Diablo III cross-play at the moment. You'll also be able to customize your gear to look like Ganondorf's using a new transmog. Among them, players will be able to get a Cucco pet, a Triforce portrait, and a set of Majora's Mask-inspired wings.

In addition to that, the Nintendo Switch version of Diablo III adds an assortment of exclusive Legend of Zelda-themed crossover content. Players will also be able to jump into Adventure mode right from the outset. As for the game itself, it comes with the base campaign as well as all of the additional content Blizzard has released for it to date, including the Reaper of Souls expansion and the Necromancer class.

You can pre-order one now through GameStop.

The Eternal Collection bundle launches alongside the game on November 2.

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