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As we found out yesterday, Splatoon 2 version 3.0.0 is dropping tonight. The major update goes live at roughly 6 PM PT / 9 PM ET.

Nintendo has now put out an official announcement regarding the big patch. We have it in full below.

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Splatoon 2’s big 3.0.0 update is launching tomorrow. Alongside the many changes and Camp Triggerfish, four new weapons will also be available tomorrow. All of them of variants of existing weapons with different sub-weapons and specials. The four loadouts are as follows:

  • Neo Splash-o-matic: Burst Bomb & Suction Bomb Launcher
  • Foil Squeezer: Splat Bomb & Bubble Blower
  • New Squiffer: Autobomb & Baller
  • Glooga Dualies Deco: Splash Wall & Baller

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Splatoon 2 version 3.0.0

Splatoon 2’s next big update is almost here. Version 3.0.0 will launch tomorrow alongside the Camp Triggerfish stage, Nintendo has announced.

The new update introduces X Rank, new gear, new music, and tons of changes. You can find the full patch notes below.

In Japan, the latest Splatfest for Splatoon 2 was held this weekend. When asked which makes them feel the most wonder, players were given two options: unknown/undiscovered creatures or advanced technology.

We now have the full results from the latest Splatfest. Though it was pretty close, advanced technology took home the win. That team actually won all three categories – votes, solo battles, and team battles. The final score was 0-3 in favor of the latter team.

Japanese Splatfest 10 results in Splatoon 2

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Dataminers have made a new discovery within Splatoon 2. After pouring through one of the game’s recent updates, OatmealDome found a beta version of the Wahoo World stage.

Wahoo World’s beta couldn’t be loaded naturally in Splatoon 2. However, after it was converted to the Splatoon 1 format, fans have been treated to a closer look.

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It’s the end of week, which means another new weapon is coming to Splatoon 2. The Custom Range Blaster is identical to the regular Range Blaster in terms of stats, but comes with the Curling Bomb sub-weapon and the Bubble Blower special instead. It’ll be available tomorrow around noon in Japan and Australia, early in the morning in Europe and later tonight in North America.

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Today, Nintendo announced the second soundtrack album for Splatoon 2, titled “Octotune”. Appropriately, it will contain music from the game’s upcoming Octo Expansion pack. The soundtrack will come with two CDs: the first one contains tracks from Octo Expansion as well as music that has been added to the game since release via software updates. The second CD contains a recording of the live concert performance that was held at Game Party Japan 2018.

There will also be a special first-print edition of the soundtrack that also contains a video recording of that performance on Blu-Ray. The standard edition will cost 3,200 Yen while the first-print edition will cost 4,800 Yen. Both will be relased on July 18th in Japan.

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As you can see, art for the tenth Japanese Splatfest has been created. This time, at least for Japan, the Splatfest asks a simple-yet-tough question: What interests you more? Undiscovered animals or futuristic technology?

It’s a tough one indeed. I’ll probably just agree with Marina as always. Comment wars… begin!

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Recently, Nintendo announced that it had partnered with Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology for a collaboration in Splatoon 2. More English details were shared today.

First, this month’s Salmon Run gear which resembles a helmet like the one JAMSTEC staff and scientists wear every day. Octo Expansion will also see the appearance of the SHINKAI 6500.

Here’s the full rundown of the collaboration from Nintendo:

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The standard edition of Splatoon 2 is selling for $50 on Amazon. The game will be back in stock April 20. You can order a copy here.


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