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Wow, Mas' face turn is strong. #YearOfSwitch

Treesmurf wrote:

I need to see more of this, maybe its because it wasn't the close I was hoping for but wasn't that impressed by what I seen.

Lol, I could not be more opposite in outlook! I've watched it like three times today and was so buzzing I had one of my hardest workouts in forever.

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The post apocalyptic look made it seem a bit blander than I'm used to with the series even though it makes perfect sense story wise and most of the gameplay looked too familiar for me.

The setting has always technically been post-apocalyptic. This isn't going to be Mad Max, that train is for sure taking you to some pretty insane spots with multiple biomes and colour pallets. Hopefully what it will mean is that this campaign feels like it's grounded in an actual world with weight and a sense of place, rather than vague floating game levels.

The_Jaster wrote:

I'm well up for this but what Smurf says about the online infrastructure is very fair, give that a big boot up the arse and Nintendo could make this much bigger than it already is.  

I still play Splatoon at least monthly, sometimes more, and it's fine. Shove your tick rates into your dick space.

The Cappuccino Kid wrote:

It’ll have been five years since Splatoon 2 by the time this comes out, and first appearances make this look like a worthwhile sequel.

Yeeeeeaaah boi.

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I don’t personally think that their energy should go into Splatoon 3’s single player modes. Sort that online infrastructure.

I disagree both because I personally really like the Splatoon campaigns and because they're such utterly separate issues that I don't think one impacts the other at all.