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Although it’ll be a little while longer until the first Splatfest begins in Splatoon 2, it has already started in Japan. That means we’re able to get a look at the brand new stage Shifty Station. Have a look at some gameplay below.

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Just in time for the Splatfest, another new weapon is being added to Splatoon 2. The Sploosh-o-matic, a returning weapon from the first game, it’s a short range and low-accuracy shooter with a high rate of fire and high attack power. It comes with the Curling Bomb sub-weapon and the Splashdown special. It will be added to the game tomorrow.

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The latest episode of the Play Nintendo Show has gone live. This time around, Andrew builds a “time thing” to travel into the future to find Splatoon 2. Check out the full episode below.

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Splatoon 2 players are experiencing a rather nasty glitch right now. When playing League Battle, the game can completely crash. It seems to happen if you look at your previous stats, and if you have more than nine play records/are playing in team and pair subsections.

Nintendo is at least aware of the situation, and is working on a fix. We should be seeing another patch for Splatoon 2 in the near future.

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Nintendo is gearing up for the first actual Splatfest in Splatoon 2 this weekend. With the event just a few days away, new art has been released. The battle between mayonnaise and ketchup will take place this weekend.

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Splatoon 2 has received a new Japanese commercial just ahead of the first true Splatfest this coming weekend. We’ve got the advert below.

Update: Name for this new stage in English is “Shifty Station”.


Original: Splatoon 2’s first Splatfest is this weekend and it seems like it’ll be something special: a new stage called “Twilight Zone” will be available during it, alongside some of the regular stages. At the moment, it seems like this stage will only be playable while the Splatfest lasts and won’t be added to the regular map rotation afterwards.

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Select GameStop stores hosted a special Splatoon 2 event last weekend. You could stop by and play the game, get some color changing cups, and more.

Site contributor Andrew was on hand at the event, and snapped a few photos for us. Check out our images below, including a look at those color changing cups.

Splatoon 2 has been out for just over a week. Nintendo published the game last Friday, and many Switch owners likely purchased the game. One thing is for sure: it’s selling like hot cakes in Japan.

How many of you have picked up Splatoon 2 thus far? If you did, have you had a chance to play it? What do you think of it so far? How do you feel about the new single-player campaign, Salmon Run, and everything else the game has to offer? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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Splatoon 2’s release helped boost overall software sales in Japan last week. Between July 17 and July 23, there was a 251.55 percent increase at a total of 987,000 copies sold on the whole.

Switch also sold about 100,000 units. It was the second best week for the system – only behind the initial launch – and also raised overall Japanese hardware sales to 169,000 units. Sales were up 128.18 percent from last week.


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