NintendObserver’s select content on the Splatoon franchise.
NintendObserver’s select content on the Splatoon franchise.
The way the GG BoyZ celebrated their victory. It was intense as hell and yet, you can just tell it was just another day for them.
Everybody thought it was going to be a Pearl vs. Marina Splatfest. We thought wrong. Now let's see how the outcome is going to influence the story in Splatoon 3.
Splatoon 2 Final Splatfest. It all come down to this.
If anyone, ANYONE out there can defeat the GG BoyZ, it's gonna have to be a team from Japan.
Who else?
Here's the recap for Nintendo's pre-E3 mayhem.
There's a reason why I picked Sorin for the thumbnail. 😉
I guess top NA and top EU players were too busy prepping for the World Championship.
Are you a kid or a squid?
Nerf Kyo.
Yoshiko is the new Latias.
Dommage. Mais bon, faut le dire : après le 2-1 les Américains étaient énervés.
The kings. Of Splatoon. No StDx, no FTWin, no NUH-UH. BOW DOWN TO THEM.
I had no idea what a narwhal was. And yet, I would have still voted for narwhals. #TeamMarina
Le dernier rappel du plan de l'E3 en français avant le début des hostilités.
That's when they announced Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield to be playable on the E3 showfloor. (...Which seemed obvious from the start but hey.)
Ahlala. Si seulement on pouvait jouer avec les Japonais comme avant.
Some of these teammates though. I swear at some point this turns into a 5v3.
Brace yourselves for Sting Ray v. Sting Ray v. Sting Ray.
Thirty minutes on Super Mario Maker 2, two and half hours on Splatoon 2, and the rest is Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.