HomeNintendo SwitchDiablo II: Resurrected Nintendo Switch Servers Are Down Nintendo News Diablo II: Resurrected Nintendo Switch Servers Are Down It may not be too surprising at this point, but it looks like Blizzard has dropped the ball yet again. Diablo II for the Nintendo Switch‘s servers have apparently been down for multiple days now and Blizzard has yet to respond and give an update as to why. We were initially alerted to this via this reddit post: This will probably get buried, but Diablo 2’s Switch servers have been down for multiple days now without a word from Blizzard. There is currently no way to access Online Characters at all. from NintendoSwitch Looking through the comment section, we find multiple players stating that they requested refunds from Nintendo for the game, stating that the experience has been terrible so far. It also looks like Nintendo has been approving the refunds, so it’s safe to assume that they are aware of the issue and are doing the right thing. For Switch players that are interested in refunding their purchase of Diablo II, you can do so by calling Nintendo’s customer service department directly and speaking with them there. Here is the Nintendo Customer Support phone number: (800) 255-3700 Do keep in mind that Nintendo allows players to refund the purchase of one digital game usually and the case must be pretty compelling for them to agree to it. In this case though, it seems pretty clear – if you bought an online version of the game and are unable to play it for reasons beyond your control, Nintendo will likely issue your refund. Let us know in the comment section down below if you too have been experiencing issues with Diablo II: Resurrected for the Nintendo Switch. Jonathan Zarra A lover of gaming and all things Nintendo, Jonathan has 20+ years of retro gaming expertise. Not only has he been playing games his whole life, but he has dedicated his life to it as well - founding multiple video game related companies. When not working on a new project, you can find him playing the Switch, tinkering around with emulation, and building out his retro game collection. Share This Previous ArticleRiver City Girls Nintendo Switch Review Next ArticleSheepo - A New Take on the Metroidvania Genre October 20, 2021