The introduction of the Splatoon series is one of the few highlights of the Wii U console cycle. The third-person shooter made quite the splash when it launched on the Wii U back in 2015, earning a well-deserved sequel on the Nintendo Switch in 2017. Splatoon 2 has sold over ten million copies worldwide, establishing the series as one of the most successful new IPs on the Switch.
After two years of post-launch support, development officially ended for Splatoon 2 back in July 2019 with the final Splatfest. But with the announcement of Splatoon 3 we can start getting excited about what the new sequel might offer.
The announcement trailer shows off some fancy features for the game, including new weapons, a fresh setting, and character customisation options. But what other details are there? We've rounded together everything there is to know about Splatoon 3 and what we can expect from the sequel.
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