Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 2 Comments

Because of a slight edge in votes and popularity, Team Messy managed to beat out Team Tidy in Splatoon’s latest European Splatfest.

The messy side had 56 votes compared to tidy’s 44 votes. With wins, which is most important, Team Messy secured 52 percent. In the end, Team Messy had 264 points compared to Team Tidy’s 236 points.

Here’s the official in-game announcement video:

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The results are in for Splatoon’s fifth North American Splatfest. To say the least, the event was extremely close.

Just two percentage points separated the art and science sides for both popularity and wins. However, it was Team Art that managed to come out on top, though just slightly. The final count was 255 points for art and 245 points for science.

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Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 0 comments

Splatoon’s fifth European Splatfest is now up and running. This time around, the two sides are Team Messy and Team Tidy.

Those of you in Europe will have until this time tomorrow to compete in the new Splatfest. Expect the results shortly after it ends.

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Splatoon’s latest map has gone live. Nintendo has added in Hammerhead Bridge, so it’s now included in the rotation.

Here’s a brief overview of the map:

“Verticality is a feature of the stage, with the terrain split into two distinct layers. Ink assaults can come from any direction, but watch out for attacks from above or below gratings in the floor or ceiling in particular. Battles here are sure to be dynamic affairs playing out in all corners of the stage.”

You can get a look at Hammerhead Bridge in video form below.

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