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Splatoon 3 Splatfest results Handshake vs. Fist Bump vs. Hug

Nintendo just shared the latest Splatfest results for Splatoon 3, which was Team Handshake vs. Team Fist Bump vs. Team Hug. Players were asked which one of these is their go-to greeting.

The halftime results showed another pretty close battle. Team Fist Bump held the lead, but only at 34.60 percent. Team Hug was next at 33.61 percent followed by Team Handshake at 31.79 percent.

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Splatoon 3 update 5.2.0

Splatoon 3 has announced its latest update, version 5.2.0. It should be available shortly – by the end of the day at the latest.

The update includes support for the Shiver, Frye, and Big Man amiibo. It also contains an increase in Catalog Points for the Closeout Bonus and a notification adjustment.

Here’s the full rundown:

Original: Nintendo has announced that Splatoon 3 will be hosting a new Splatfest, this time focused around people’s preferred method of greeting.

The choices for greetings are between a handshake, a fist bump, and a hug. Players will be able to weigh in starting from November 18 at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET to November 20.

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Splatoon 3 Splatfest results Halloween Zombie Skeleton Ghost

We have the full results from the tenth official Splatfest in Splatoon 3 held for Halloween (or Splatoween), which had the zombie, skeleton, and ghost teams going up against each other.

At halftime, it seemed like things were extremely close. Team Skeleton had the slim lead with 34.08 percent, followed by Team Ghost with 33.08 percent and Team Zombie right behind that with 32.84 percent.

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Splatoon 3 Splatoween

Original (10/13): Nintendo has announced that Splatoon 3 will be hosting a new 2023 Splatoween event, and it’ll be accompanied by a Splatfest.

It goes without saying, but the event comes in celebration of Halloween. Splatoween will be held between October 27 at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET and October 29 at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET. Splatsville will be decorated for the occasion and there’ll be special costumes for Deep Cut. Plus, if you have the game’s Expansion Pass, the same will also go for Inkopolis Plaza and the Squid Sisters.

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Deep Cut amiibo

Original (8/17): Splatoon 3 has unveiled the Drizzle Season as its next major event, and new amiibo for Deep Cut have been revealed.

Drizzle Season will introduce new content as usual. Players can expect Crableg Capital and Shipstage Cargo Co. as new stages. For Salmon Run, Salmonid Smokeyard is making a return and there’ll be new Slopsuits. That’s along with the Dread Wringer and Heavy Edit Splatling weapons, new Tableturf battle cards, and new challenges: Inkjets for Everyone, Swim It to Win It, and Modded Rainmaker Test-Fire.

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Splatoon 3 update 5.1.0

Splatoon 3 will release a new version 5.1.0 update this week, Nintendo has announced. It should go live on October 17 in North America and October 18 in Europe.

The update adds special Splatfest data for and Splatoween and makes multiplayer tweaks. Also worth noting, the Mahi-Mahi Resort has been changed in all modes. A bunch of bugs have been fixed as well.

Nintendo also confirms that the next update will be released around the middle of November, which will add support for the Deep Cut amiibo. We’ll keep you posted on the patch notes.

As for this week’s update, here’s the full rundown:

Splatoon 3 update 5.0.1

Splatoon 3 is set to receive another update today with the game moving up to version 5.0.1. Nintendo has already issued the patch notes.

The update adds an Off the Hook banner for those who purchase DLC content. It also includes an adjustment and several fixes.

An update was shared today on the next Splatoon 3 DLC, with Nintendo offering up a release date for Side Order. Wave 2 of the Expansion Pass, which will have players strengthening their character’s abilities as they ascend the Spire’s floors again and again, arrives in Spring 2024.

Side Order is the bigger portion of the Expansion Pass as it includes a brand new single-player campaign. Players can see what’s become of Inkopolis Square, the central area featured in Splatoon 2.

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Splatoon 3 Splatfest results 9 Shiver vs. Frye vs. Big Man

Splatoon 3 celebrated its first anniversary this weekend with a special Splatfest, and we now have the results from the Shiver vs. Frye vs. Big Man event.

The halftime report showed that things were extremely close. Shiver was in the lead, but you could almost say it was a three-way tie. It was 33.80% for Team Shiver, 33.11% for Team Frye, and 33.09% for Team Big Man.

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