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Splatoon 3 coming to Nintendo Switch this September

Splatoon 3 is exclusive to Switch, and will release on September 9. The first Splatoon game came out on the lesser spotted Wii U.

By: Tech Desk | New Delhi |
April 24, 2022 5:38:42 pm
 Splatoon 3 will launch on 9 September 2022. (Image credit: Nintendo)

Splatoon 3 finally has a release date, and it’s coming to Nintendo Switch on September 9. The Splatoon series is one of the biggest game franchises, with Splatoon 2 selling over 11 million copies on Nintendo Switch. Originally announced during a Nintendo direct event in February 2021, Splatoon 3 will hit the Switch ahead of the crucial holiday season.

Along with the release date, Nintendo has also dropped a new trailer which shows off the new Turf War gameplay along with new specials and archery. Splatoon 3 is the latest in the Splatoon series, in which teams of Inklings and Octolings fight for turf using all sorts of ink-slinging weaponry. Instead of bullets, the Inklings’ weapons shoot ink. The release window of the game was in the summer of 2022. The first Splatoon released on the Wii U in May 2015, and Splatoon 2 released on the Nintendo Switch in July 2017.

Splatoon 3 is among the many games Nintendo planning to launch in 2022. Xenoblade Chronicles 3, the sci-fi RPG will now launch on July 29 instead of the previously planned September release. The change comes at a time when many high-profile games from Nintendo and other big developers have been delayed. Nintendo’s own sequel to The Legends of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been delayed to 2023.

For Nintendo, 2022 is going strong. The Switch continues to be a popular console in the marketplace despite the arrival of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. The Japanese gaming giant will release a new game called Nintendo Switch Sports for the Switch in April.

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