What is your favorite BGM?

Splatoon 110th Anniversary!?

I wonder if Bomber Rush will come back.

Add to NINTENDOMusic

I think it was great that I could take a quick glance at the battlefield using the Wii U controller in my hand.

When I was the strongest.

SP was really strong, huh?

When I googled the name, ink splattered.

I prefer the silly game vibe of this era, so I can’t really get into the competitive games of today.
It’s really just a matter of personal taste.

On the contrary, I feel like it surprisingly hasn’t been that long.

Tonight, gather south of the oil field.

It felt like our youth had returned right after Teiou appeared in the third round of the tower.

I’m waiting for the Hooked arrangement.

No one is playing this game anymore.

I’m feeling frustrated because I quit 3 due to feeling stressed about the Litre.

Do you want a liter or a char?

I like number one the most.

Just being a liter is one thing, but having it as a set with a rubber balloon was ridiculous.

I like songs that have that vibe of “Nipple! Nipple! YO!”

“Is there such an interesting game in the world?”
When I played the game for the first time, I thought…

For better or worse, everyone is taking Splatoon way too seriously.

Well, the first generation is too rough.

It’s hard to say that it still has a strong competitive aspect now…

I was having a blast with the Cuban Bomb Rush.

Having my favorite weapon from 1 just by holding it has led to being accused of sabotaging my team, so I’ve distanced myself from 3…

The thrill of glancing at your hands is nice, right?

The oil field was so much fun!
It feels like a playable bad game.

It seems that things like e-spots are being organized now.
The first generation is a silly game, isn’t it?

Out of fashion.

I had the composure to laugh even when I got hit by a megaphone in a narrow corridor.

I want to do a bomb rush again in the Ancho-V area!

No one defends the old Dekaline.

Old Decaline
Oil field
B Bus Stop
I like the unique ending stage as a gag.

The only way to force the opponent to the respawn point is this.

The environment was seriously bad, with too bland a taste and an extremely limited selection of weapons compared to now when you really get into it.
There are only about four types of environments, aren’t there?

In the oil field territory, it was quite fun because as soon as we started, all eight people headed north since they were all experienced.
If there was someone growing bacon, I would make them go to the depths while protecting them even if it meant dying.

If you’re saying there are no weapon options in 1, then 3 might die of rage.

I seriously don’t need Hydra or the Litter.
They’re too weak.
Everyone switch to quills and pencils.
The current environment feels like that.

I’ve been using Lapibra for a long time, but…
I had a barrier, a wider range than sushi, and the traps were meaningful, so I was able to do pretty well.
If the range is long, I could have fun playing one way or another.

Since 3 is evenly weak, there are rather many options.
Just weak all around.

Wasn’t there ultimately not many choices for 1?

If it were in 3, they would definitely say it would break. Torné.

The era when the range of buckets was relatively shorter compared to now is already nostalgic.

The impression I have is that everything related to the direction of the work, the shift towards competition, and the obsession with the number 3 ended up being half-hearted.

It depends on what environment you’re talking about, but if we’re considering the tournament scene, then of course option 1 has a limited variety of weapons.
Well, the environment itself only exists in the competition, after all.

After all, this background music for the final stretch really gets me pumped up the most.

You can remove the decoy, sonar, and marumi, so please give me a supersonic.

Well, it feels like it hasn’t been played enough to be called a final environment.

The excitement of the first test firing was crazy.

Is the liter weak…?

Cherry, 96 Deco, Litter, Hobbler, Spico, Sushi Cola, Sushi Wasa, Dynamo, around the bucket, I guess that’s the final environment.
I have a memory of sometimes seeing people with barre deco.

Saying that a level 3 is about as strong as a level 1 is, no matter how you look at it, too much of a lack of experience.

In theory, Cherry was the strongest and it was all resolved in the first one, right?

It was fun back when there weren’t any airheads like this in the first place, wasn’t it?

The Tornado with the special extension (what we now call the strong special) really had no gaps when it activated.
In an instant, I can cover an entire area with paint and create a nearly game-ending area attack anywhere on the stage.

What… are you saying that the Tori-Kara Match was a failure!?

If it existed now, it would be really strong. I mean, everything would be, but the original megaphone would really be something impressive.

It was interesting, but it was a broken balance that I never want to experience again…

The weakest long-range group is definitely the unmarked Gaen or Exkus, but it feels like there’s some ulterior motive behind the fact that everyone here is focusing on Hydra.

I dislike that Torikara seems to have been implemented just based on the thought, “It’s three, so let’s make it three factions.”

I want a barrier…
Instead of that garbage called the Great Barrier,

A crappy game that has been complained about for 10 years.

grudge

Grebari has gone through quite a bit and has become strong enough in a way.

Honestly, looking back, I have more things I want to say about the second one… Well, I’ve played it for a long time…

I want to break through the barrier and make them regret it, so let’s bring back the tornado and megaphone too.

I don’t deny at all that the first one was fun.
Even if I manage to land a surprise attack from outside their field of vision, it was incredibly stressful to be killed while they become invincible.

Yes, barrier~

The place where the megaphone becomes the most “nnniiii” is Hokkaido Port.

3 is too weak at SP, making it impossible to break through.

The stronger the SP, the wider the weapon disparity, so 3 is good enough.

I think it should be a bit stronger since it’s an SP.
If it gets heavier, that’s fine too.

I think the term “personality spicola” is born about once in a hundred.
In a bad way.

But it felt good when I gave the barrier to my teammate who was in a 2VS1 situation with PubHugh and we turned the tables on them.

I’m on the side that believes if it’s special, it should be special.

What’s the main thing? It’s just being trolled by the Rapier S pencil in a crappy game.

Since the WiiU’s online services have ended, I hope they port the thread image to Switch 2 as a temporary fix until 4 comes out.
I want to play that stupid-looking game again.

Overall, I think 3 has a higher SP power, so if 1 had that SP, it would have been strong, like the Splashdown Barrier Bomb.
The Splat Sensor was strong because it had the most powerful dynamo at the time, but even in 3, it’s obvious that just producing rear-line players will lead to losing coverage.

The Great King is one thing, but the Barrier is really such a pointless special.

Could it be that you had negative feelings about the nerf to Urshifu?
That’s just not normal…

I might have seriously played the environment of 3 for a long time, one way or another.
I was satisfied because I could go to X with my favorite dynamo.

I remember that a lot of different weapons were used in Splatoon 2.
Above all, the interaction among users of the same weapons was lively, and online communication was enjoyable.