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Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Features
- New weapons - New dual wielding Splat Dualies join the action, complete with a new Dodge Roll move. Mainstays like the Splat Roller and Splat Charger have also been remixed to include new gameplay mechanics and brand new special weapons.
- Local and Online Multiplayer - In a first for the series, compete in local multiplayer Turf War battles, whether in TV mode or on the go in handheld or tabletop modes. Online battles also make a return.
- New ways to play - Play using the Joy Con controllers or the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, both of which allow for gyro controls for better aiming and control.
- Smart Device Support - With the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app, you can use SplatNet to access enhanced matchmaking, voice chat options, battle statistics, and more.
- Turf War Iconic 4 vs. 4 Turf War battles return - The goal is to splat ink on as much territory as possible, while strategically submerging yourself in your team's colors and blasting your enemies.
Description
Ink-splatting action is back and fresher than ever The squid kids called Inklings are back to splat more ink and claim more turf in this colorful and chaotic 4-on-4 action shooter. For the first time, take Turf War battles on- the-go with the Nintendo Switch system, and use any of the console’s portable play styles for intense local multiplayer action. Even team up for new 4-player co-op fun in Salmon Run! Expect a fresh wave of fashion, not to mention new weapons and gear. Dual wield the new Splat Dualies or stick to mainstays like chargers and rollers, which have been remixed with new strategic possibilities. As always, Turf War is the favored sport among Inklings, but they also dig ranked battles, taking down Octarians in a robust single-player campaign, and battling enemy Salmonids in one dangerous part- time job! No matter which way you play, splat at home or on-the-go with Nintendo Switch. Staying fresh never felt so good. Additional games and systems required for multiplayer mode. Sold separately. Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) and Nintendo Account required for online play. Not available in all countries. For the latest list of countries, please visit Customer Support. Internet access required for online features. The Nintendo Account User Agreement, including the Purchase and Subscription terms, apply. This game does not support Save Data Cloud backup. Not available in all countries. Internet access required for online features. Terms apply. Persistent Internet and compatible smartphone required to use the Nintendo Switch Online app; data charges may apply. Nintendo Account age 13+ required. Parental controls for the Nintendo Switch Online app cannot be set from the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls app—they must be managed through your smartphone's parental control restriction settings. 2017 Nintendo. Splatoon and Nintendo Switch are trademarks of Nintendo.
Number of Players: up to 8 players
Publication Date: July 21, 2017
Computer Platform: Nintendo Switch
Global Trade Identification Number: 05
UPC: 045496590505
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch - OLED Model, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch Lite
Release date: July 21, 2017
Product Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 1.92 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Rating Pending
Item model number: SWSwitchTitle3_WiiU
Item Weight: 1.92 ounces
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Date First Available: January 13, 2017
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Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Splatoon 2. The game that brings me much enjoyment, but also makes me rage so hard that my television and joy cons shake in fear that I will hurl them together when on a lose streak. I haven't played the original Splatoon, but bought this game out of whim since I heard so many praises about it. It's definitely a fun game, but be warned - if you play online, you will likely lose and lose badly, even if you're proficient at the game, thanks to terrible matchmaking for some battles. Therein lies the appeal of the game - this is not a game that you'll get easily bored of simply because you don't just win and call it a day. There are great wins along with great losses, and with a variety of modes to tackle, there's always something to be doing. There are several game plays to this particular game including competitive battles (Turf Wars, Clam Blitz, Tower Control, Splat Zones, Rain Maker), cooperative battles (Salmon Runs), and single player mode (story mode). There are a variety of weapons to use that will suit all play types from long range sniper like rifles to short range up close combat brushes - all the weapons are also cartoony in nature and the overall goal is not to kill (aka splat) other players, but instead to color (aka ink) as much ground as possible. Because a game can be turned so rapidly, there's a never ending compulsion to play more - I've gone on epic win streaks as well as devastating lose streaks - because I'm not guaranteed a win because there's no "easy mode" and you're thrown into real world players, it only makes me want to play this game more. Overall, if you're looking for a fun and addictive game, this is a good one to consider. FYI - In September, Nintendo will be charging for online gaming - presumably this game included. Because the offline play for this game is so limiting (story mode only), keep in mind you may end up having to pay $20 each year to continue playing this online once Nintendo launches it's online gaming. For now it's free, but you may need to pay annually in the future. If limited to story mode only, this game will not be worth it because the story mode is incredibly short and this is a one player game only.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2018 by K. Chan
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
My daughter bought a Nintendo Switch in the (pandemic) summer of 2020, with a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate cartridge. She asked us (mom, dad, sister) to play with her, and it was quite a bit of fun. I treated her to Super Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and that was so much fun, I decided to get my own personal Switch. Her friend mentioned Splatoon, and so we each bought that game... and in short order it became _by far_ my favorite video game. There are quite a few "game modes". They're all fun, but the most compelling do require a Nintendo on-line subscription. Once you have that you can start with the basic "Turf War" which I think is most iconic: You play an "inkling" character who plays a sort of "paint ball" game in various arenas. You'll be part of a team of four, playing against another team of four for three minutes. However, the objective is not just to take down your opponents by "splatting" them with ink, but also to have as much of the arena painted with your team's ink. You start off with a pretty good gun and the ability to throw "ink bombs", but as you play (win or lose) you gain "coins" that allow you to buy alternative "ink weapons". There are _many_ of these, and it's fun to try out several. You also get to buy increasingly more expensive "gear" (shirts, shoes, hats, and the like) that improve your weapons or your resistance to ink. It's all great fun, and the ink-based gameplay is a refreshing alternative to the more serious violence in other games. Turf War is just the beginning. There is a single-player mode that is fun too: You go on some kind of secret missions collecting various items and trying out ink weapons against somewhat-slow villains. It's a great way to practice various game mechanics, and occasionally you'll find "tickets" that can be useful for the competitive multiplayer modes (like Turf War). Some levels are "bosses" that are a bit harder to beat. If you have the cartridge version of the game you can play this without an internet connection (the digital version needs an internet connection to authorize the game, unfortunately). There is also a multiplayer (on-line, again) cooperative mode called Salmon Run that gets quite challenging quite quickly. It's also lots of fun, and gets you rewards also. After playing Turf War for a few hours, you'll reach a level where you can play "Rank Battles". These are similar to Turf War, but the objective is different (there are several modes) and they require a bit more skill. If you have one or more friends you can also set up an arena to battle in among yourselves, or you create a team to join League Play (I haven't done the latter yet). Finally, occasionally Nintendo organizes a "Splat Fest": All Splatoon 2 players can chose one of two teams and for 48 hours you play battles (Turf War) gaining points for your team. At the end of the 48 hours, a winning team is designated and every participant gets awards usable in the game later (but more awards go to the winners, and to those who played more matches). I just played my first Splat Fest for Halloween 2020 and it was quite exhilarating (I was on "Team Trick"; unfortunately, "Team Treat" won, but I still learned a lot). Anyway, as I say, this is my favorite game and by itself makes the Switch worth it for me. You do need a network connection and a Nintendo on-line account to make it worthwhile. (I've played by using my phone as a hot spot with a fairly weak signal and that was still plenty good enough to play with no hiccups. You do need a good Wifi signal though — to your router or phone — because the Switch's Wifi is not superb.)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2020 by David V.
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
First some housekeeping: 1. This game has ongoing free updates like Splatoon (1) or Overwatch where you get the core game in the beginning, but the developers will update the game monthly with free new content. Nintendo stated their will be new weapons, gear, and stages down the line. They already announced the new splat brella, and bubble blower weapon. Also Nintendo promised 2 already planned years of Splatfest content 2. Playing online with others is free for now, but Nintendo stated they're going to charge an online play service like PS+ or Xbox Live by the end of the year 2017. Updates for single player are probably free, but once the service is live, you may have to pay to play online with others. 3. There are enough enhancements in the game that make This is a full fledged squeal and not a port of the original with extras and minor gameplay tweaks/gameplay balances like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Pokken Tourament deluxe, Ultra Street Fighter II, or Disgeaea 5 complete for example Now onto the review: 1. What's new/general changes: Map rotations are now every 2 hours instead of 4 Rank battles: separate rank for each game mode. More individual stats based, unlike Overwatch where you and your team rank up the same; if you perform well in a match you can rank up 2 ranks if you carry your team and dominate the opposition League battles: ranked with friends Splatnet 2: mobile app where you can keep track of your stats and see what map rotation is coming up. You can also use this for voice chat, but it has a horrible implementation where the screen has to be on at all times, and every time you use your smart phone to do other things, the audio auto-mutes. Best just to use 3+ way calling or skype in my opinion so you don't have to use an extra plug for your phone to keep it charged as having the screen on-all the time drains battery life (hope there's an update to this soon) No miiverse seeing there's none of the Switch. There's an art submissions area where you can enter your drawing for a chance of it showing up in in-game battle arenas or main hub areas No duel screen. You have to now hit a button instead to open the map screen, instead of quickly looking down like in the original. There are some UI changes to makes things easier, but not as fast as the old method. For example: there's a new special indicator on UI showing who has specials. This omission of a duel screen doesn't break the game, but I'll miss that it's gone New maps. Aside from some returning ones with some tweaks to them, there are new maps in the game. As mentioned before, Nintendo promised more to come LAN play. Easy to setup and connect with other Switches Mini arcade: There's a DDR/Guitar Hero type rhythm game where you press the right button to the beat. 2. New customization, gear and characters -In terms of character customization there are new hair styles, and leg wear -Characters and shops: Flow is in charge of the head wear shop Jelfonzo, the shirt shop Bisk, the shoe shop Sheldon (returning character) weapon shop. This time you can fast skip his weapon explanations if you want Crusty Sean: you can purchase food for temporary exp gains and/or money during matches Murch: use sea snails to increase weapon slots for weapon abilities New singing idols Marina and Pearl. Their songs are more mellow and lyric based (although they speak squid) than Callie and Marie in the first game. Still an awesome soundtrack 3. Single player. Better plot than the original, linking to the last splatfest in the first game. But the ending is predictable. Very good tutorial to the game in general and will help train you to the main modes in the game, multi-player. For the last boss, you spend most of time in big circular arena instead of constantly moving forward to different areas like in first game which is a bit disappointing, but the level designs for the rest of the single player campaign is better than the first in my opinion 4. Weapons: -Here are the main weapon types each having advantages and disadvantages : Standard shooter: all around shooter, Rollers steam: use large paint roller to cover areas fast Chargers: sniping guns, doesn't cover much area. Splatting cannons: Gatling guns, covers areas fast, but needs to be recharged Sloshers (bucket): covers a lot of area within a short range Blasters: basically the shotgun in this game -New function of weapons in splatoon 2 Chargers can keep charge while hiding and moving in ink Clash baster: very short range, but high damage/fire rate, good for 1v1 Rollers can change orientation horizontal or vertical Dualies (new standard shooter) lets you dodge roll New sub-weapons: Autobomb: unlike seekers in first game, it's more accurate at following one enemy but is slower New Specials: Baller: puts up in a hamster ball and able to self destruct on an area/enemy Bomb launcher: throws a lot of bombs constantly for a set time Ink armor: fortify all allies with temporary armor that makes them invincible, good for special counters, especially the tenta missile and baller Ink Jet: flies into air and shot enemies with high damage gun, this also makes you an easy target so watch out Ink storm: basically summons a storm cloud that covers a set area for a set time Sting ray: constant ink sniper weapon that can shoot through walls Splash down: jump and ground pound from the air making a circular AOE attack Tetna missile: auto lock onto enemies, and comes down from up top. Only escape once locked-on by enemy is to hide under buildings and bridges or countered by the ink armor special or baller. More for advance players as it takes time to master the lock on New weapon abilities: Drop roller: lets you dodge roll when after using launch ability Thermal ink: once you shot an enemy, you can see them through walls object shredder: high damage to non-player targets such as ink walls quick re-spawn: noob friendly ability, if you keep getting splatted constantly you re-spawn faster. Also good for reckless players who rush in without thinking first re-spawn punisher: increase re-spawn time of enemy once you splat them. 5. Game Modes: Turf War: Main mode in the game, cover map with more ink than the enemy for a set time period Rank battle Modes: -Tower control: escort a moving tower to an enemy base by standing on it to make it move -Splat Zone: cover a small area with ink and watch as a timer goes down. first team to have their counter reach 0 is the winner -Rain maker: Basically capture the flag, but the flag can be used as a very slow charge firing weapon for self defense -Salmon Run (new mode): basically horde mode with waves of enemies, but you collect enemy drops (power eggs) and place them in a set location for points. This mode is not available at all times, so best to keep an eye out on the scheduled timed when you can play. Guess they made it this way so players don't get fatigued by playing the same game mode every time. Splatfest: monthly or bi-weekly events where you choose a side and battle in turf war. One with the most points and popularity gets prizes, there's also consolation prizes for the losers. Now you can play with your friends on the same team 6. Amiibo: You can save your load outs on a amiibo, and just tap and play those load outs without having to manually customize everytime. Good if you have multiple loadouts and multiple amiibo You also get specific gear from the amiibo, but they are balanced with the set gear in-game and not OP 7. Graphics are way more improved than the original. Colors are more vibrant and fame rate is smooth througout Overall best multiplayer game on the Nintendo Switch so far. Highly recommended. Stay Fresh!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2017 by Vincent
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Fantastic game! It expanded on its original and fixed a large amount of issues and gripes with it as well. The single player mode has been extended with more collectibles and more reason to replay levels due to having access to many more weapons. It also is more of a challenge, making it something that both newcomers and veteran players could enjoy. It also has dialogue that is more comedic this time around, which adds to the enjoyment if you choose not to ignore it. The new addition of Salmon Run is welcome as its similar to other games' "Zombie Mode." You start off forced to play through two tutorial levels, but afterwards you can jump into games with some online/local friends or random players. It starts off simple but as you rank up it becomes increasingly unpredictable and much more difficult. It has a limited time frame of when you can play it, but I believe it helps it from becoming stale too quickly. The main multiplayer gameplay is much more fast-paced making the turf wars intense. Weapons are also much more balanced, there are some that are notably better at one job or another, but as far as I can see there isn't a weapon that is absurdly overpowered. Ranked battles returned and are improved somewhat from Splatoon 1. Splatzones seems unchanged, but now the weapon in Rainmaker fires a burst shot instead of a large tornado, which makes taking that to the enemy base more difficult and has you rely on your team instead of soloing with the powerful weapon. Tower Control's tower now stops at checkpoints, making it tougher for a team to race it to the goal, giving a down team more of a chance. However this isn't without its drawbacks. Once you are in a multiplayer lobby with random players, you cannot leave unless you lose internet connection. This makes it frustrating when you want to go to the shops after leveling up, but you accidentally click "yes" when asked to play again. You also cannot change your loadouts in turf wars unless you leave the game, making every time you want to try a new weapon more of a hassle as you have to sit through more waiting screens than you should. You also cannot play ranked with friends until you reach a certain rank in it's respective modes, meaning you have to play a good amount of time alone with randoms before you have the chance to play with a team of your own. The voice chat is a separate issue, but if you are playing with friends its recommended that you use a separate app to chat. However even with those issues, the game is still a blast to play and they only slightly hinder the experience that this game has to offer. That is why this still has a 5 star rating. It will provide many hours of enjoyment and have an increasing longevity with its year of Free DLC Content in the form of updates.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2017 by Amazon Customer
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
As a first time Splatoon player the game is pretty fun. The ecosystem the game has is slightly confusing. I'm an adult and I'm at times confused why the layout of the city is the way it is. You can walk into stores to purchase items or jump in through the options menu. Different ways to do simple tasks. The game could deserve a 5 star rating except the minor issues I find playing the game. 1st - there really needs to be a skip button for when Pearl and Marina talk. The inkling sound is annoying and the cutscenes that randomly pop up for these 2 to have boring pointless conversations are bothersome. Just let me play the game. 2nd - the fact I have to walk to different game modes and again if there's an easier way to do this, I just don't want to spend the time looking through menus but if I want to play turf war it's one direction in the city. If I want to play salmon run that's another. 3rd - gameplay gets repetitive it's always turf war. Give me game modes, lots of random game modes and let me access these game mode options and game types from a single menu. People put hours into this game, I'm at like 25 and already getting bored. Overall the game has been fun. More multiplayer options would be great but not a game purchase deal breaker. Well worth the $50 I spent on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2017 by Josh
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
So let me start this by saying Nintendo is probably the only company wherein 2017 I still buy physical media for. Mostly because they don't understand the internet and their DRM for games leaves a lot to be desired when compared to say Sony or Microsoft in the way they manage DRM for your digitally purchased products. Also pro tip, the reversible cover is dope. I also want to say if you're looking for a completely unbiased review I'm probably not the person whose review you want to read. I love Splatoon, heck I even bought a Wii U specifically because of the first game. I think this game is fantastic and is everything I wanted from the sequel. I've heard some say that this is just "more of the same" and to that I say but isn't that also true of most sequels? I mean the game adds new weapons, a new story mode, a new online/LAN co-op mode and most importantly of all, the DLC including new maps and future weapons if this is like its predecessor will all be free. The gameplay is the same that I fell in love with in 2015, but at a higher resolution (albeit a dynamically scaling resolution). Turf war is still the same ink the most territory to win, the ranked modes are still challenging when matched between two great teams, and the story is still the same criminally under appreciated weapon trainer with fun lore expanding collectibles and a well thought out narrative. The new co-op mode is a lot of fun and can be especially challenging on the higher difficulties. The splatfests are still the same fun pick a side and fight fiercely for it in the hopes that your side wins. Marina is best girl! So this brings me to the few minor complaints that I have. The co-op mode Salmon Run is such a crazy fun time that it's sad that time and date based. I get the idea is that salmon migrate at a certain certain dates and times but geez let us play it any time and just relegate the prizes to special dates and times. The voice chat is a nightmare (this isn't specifically Splatoon 2's fault and is a Nintendo problem). The experience of having to use a separate device to communicate with friends is just silly and is a classic instance of Nintendo not "getting it" and trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist. So I'm just going to pretend that it's Splatoon and that voice chat doesn't exist. As stated before I love Splatoon, I think this sequel is everything I personally wanted and more. I think this is one of the best games you can currently get on Switch. Thanks for reading I hope you found it helpful.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2017 by JD
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
One thing that I look for in a video game is single player experience, no matter what! I am just not a fan of online multiplayer games but Splatoon 2 is one of those rare games that has convinced me to not only complete the single player story mode but also jump online to play a few online matches! But wait! If you don't like teaming up with 3 other squid members to go against 4 other squid opponents, then you can play Salmon Run! This unique mode has you and 3 other team members go up against hundreds of Salmonoids while trying to collect as many Power Eggs and Golden Eggs as possible! This game mode is so nuch fun that I have spent more time playing Salmon Run than the actual online mode that Splatoon is famous for. Salmon Run is basically like "Horde mode" except you are collecting eggs while trying to stay alive as well. I went ahead and checked to see how many hours I've clocked in with Splatoon 2 because the Nintendo Switch has a feature that allows the players to check out how many hours they spent playing all the games they own. So far, I've clocked in over 275 hours of Splatoon 2! This is very shocking for me because I never imagined that I would clock in that many hours due to the fact that I don't play online modes from any a game that has it but Splatoon 2 has proven ne wrong! So, do yourself a favor and BUY splatoon 2 asap! You seriously won't regret it! Also, ever since Splatoon 2 has been released all of the DLC and updates has been free! Well...Time for me to go back to playing Splatoon 2! See ya online! Oh shoot! I forgot! The amazing OCTO Expansion that was released during summer of 2018 is without a doubt the most amazing content EVER! The price for the Octo Expansion DLC is well worth it and I would of glady paid more if the DLC cost higher cause I was shocked how low the price was for the insane amount of content the Octo Expansion offered. So, after you complete the main story mode that Splatoon 2 offers, if you're anxious to play some more levels but with a higher difficulty curve then you seriously need to download the Octo Expansion. This game and all of the DLC that has been included would easily surpass $300-$400 worth of content and its ALL free! Of course you do need to pay the 12 month $19.99 fee if you want to experience the Nintendo Switch online features with is a low bargain price and once you pay that, you won't need to pay for any of the DLC/Updates that is included with Splatoon 2 except Octo Expansion which cost a low price. Anyways, now I must return to inking others in splatoon 2!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2017 by Tetris911
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
UPDATE 8/5/17 from the below comments. If you can. I would suggest a "WIRED" connection for this game. After writing the below, I went WIRED! I can't say that I still don't have problems, because I still get the communication error every so often. And again.. NO it's not my connection! My connection is 27.5Mbs download and 5.4Mbs upload. I will state as well, that there seems to be a lot of problems with connection issues, because I always get a team where someone has disconnected. Also, be prepared to lose, when you have a disconnected person on your team! No way to boot and replace. I really fell in love with this game on the Wii U. I stopped playing when I started to get communication errors, and I found out a lot of other people were having the same problem! So, now on to the Switch. Splatoon 2 is the reason I wanted a Switch. I finally got one this month, and Splatoon 2 was on my lists of wants. I was hoping they would fix a lot of the issues. I was really happy to find out I got my Switch 1 day prior to their first Splatfest (go team Cake). I couldn't wait to try this out. Team Cake I went... I did about 2 matches, and on the 3rd.. Low and behold... CONNECTION ISSUES!!!! I am an AVID gamer. I play online from ESO and Destiny and have NO ISSUES with those games! Splatoon on the other hand, it's constant. So yesterday I came home from work.. popped in my new Splatoon 2 game and started playing. Again.. I had a few connection issues. Now.. Today, I wanted to get to level 10, I'm 6 right now. So, I planned on Spatooning all day today. I completed my 2 matches and they started out really good.. In the 3rd one, again. Communication Error. Back to the lobby and back in, joined a match, finished match.. and before the final tally.. you got it.. disconnected. with the typical communicaitons error! I tried 4 more matches after that.. and it's constant, and it's pure BS. As I said.. I have NO Problems with any other ONLINE game! And to really DRIVE the NAIL into the COFFIN, one of the messages I get on the screen says to CHECK my CONNECTION and if it continues, I will be BLOCKED???? FU! This connection ISSUE is YOUR ISSUE.. NOT MINE! See the screen shots I've included! And with that one RUDE MESSAGES about being BLOCKED! I am packing this game up and sending it back for a FULL REFUND! This game SUCKS. Fix the connection ISSUES!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2017 by Sparky