Splatoon 3 players that participate in this weekend's Splatfest will be given some freebies as an extra bonus.

This latest update bumps the game up to Version 10.0.1 and targets issues with the game's multiplayer, SplatNet 3 as well as the general game operation. Nintendo also mentions how there was a problem ...

As part of this update, Nintendo has revealed it will also be offering some exclusive Switch Online icons. If you participate in the 2025 event, you'll receive four themed icons. They'll be ...

Now that you’ve completed the campaign in Splatoon 3, you might be wondering what to do next. Fortunately, Splatoon 3 is not designed to be solely a single-player game, there’s plenty more to do.

Splatoon 3 also adds a new card game called Tableturf Battle. Like the main game, this minigame requires you to ink as many squares on the game board by strategically placing your cards.

Splatoon 3 has only one major mode new to the franchise that has not been in the two previous Splatoon games. It’s a turn-based collectible card game called Tableturf Battle, and let me tell you ...

Splatoon 3 released on September 9 this year and broke sales records in Japan, becoming the fastest-selling game in that country. The series has a smaller but passionate fan base outside of Japan too.

The roster of Splatoon 3 maps caps out at 12 confirmed so far, both returning maps as well as brand new ones exclusive to the latest game. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu ...

Splatoon 3 announced a special Splatfest called the 2025 SpringFest that will start on April 11, and players will pick sides based on which time of day they prefer to do things.Splatoon 3 players ...

Splatoon 3 is available for preorder now at most major retailers ahead of its Sept. 9 release date, and some of them are throwing in some extra goodies for those who buy early.

Splatoon 3's levels are, like those that came before, abstract things made of familiar parts, and they never quite have the coherence of a truly great Mario level.

Splatoon 3 may be Nintendo’s safest sequels in years, but it’s also one of its most tightly designed. What it lacks in new ideas, it more than makes up for with sheer fun.