Today, Nintendo surprised fans with the sudden announcement that not only would its competitive squid kid shooter series Splatoon get a major update, but a new spin-off is coming.

Splatoon 3 has a Switch 2-exclusive bug that's giving squid fans an advantage on the new console, even without an update: "Pay to win" Upcoming Switch 2 games for 2025 and beyond ...

Splatoon 3 now has a fresh new update for the Nintendo Switch 2, but despite my love for the series, I still can’t find myself enjoying it in the ways I did Splatoon 2. The Nintendo Switch launch in ...

[Splatoon 3]It seems like there is a bug on the Switch 2 where you can do a Squid Roll off any surface, regardless if it is inked in your colour. (thanks to Dio for originally finding the bug, and ...

According to reports, the Splatoon community has discovered a new bug in Splatoon 3 on Switch 2 – allowing squid kids to "squid roll" on "any surface, regardless of if it is inked in your colour".

Splatoon games and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch have been unaffected throughout this time. Multiplayer will return tomorrow, 3rd August 2023, and require an update for both games before online ...

Splatoon Raiders is a new Splatoon spinoff game for Switch 2, and it looks like a survival spin on classic squid kid play in the game’s first trailer.

On the day of the Splatoon Raiders reveal, for instance, the app also featured a visual guide to the first world of Super Mario Bros., a few pieces of Metroid Dread concept art, and a video from ...

Nintendo has announced Splatoon Raiders for Switch 2. This game will serve as a spin-off of the Splatoon series, with players taking on the role of a mechanic.

This morning, Splatoon fans were surprised with a pretty big announcement for Nintendo Switch 2. It’s been confirmed that a new Splatoon game is in development for the system.

On the Switch 2 side of things, Splatoon 3 is getting a performance boost, with smoother framerates in particular areas and more detailed visuals. We assume that Squid Roll bug will also be fixed.

Hey, everyone—you might have seen this in the Nintendo Today! app, but we thought you might want to hear it straight from the squid's beak: SRL has prepared a little trailer for you. Take a look ...