This second part is great, but I regret that there is more dojo mode, so we can no longer play two. On the other hand, I am very happy to see that Nintendo added the fact that it is not as easy to go down in rank for the pros games.

Splatoon 2 may be more of the same, but that's no bad thing. It does add the new Salmon Run mode and League Battle, which are great additions and improves the overall performance and visual presentation.

I must admit, having seen gameplay of the original Splatoon that released on the Wii U back in 2015 and despite it gaining some very favourable reviews, it never really caught much of my attention. I'm not sure why that was exactly, was it to kiddie?

Addictive pick-up and play formula; Offers stress-free online fun from all levels; Singleplayer mode offers some well thought-out puzzle platforming and boss battles; Its fun no matter what mode you play

Levelling up could be less of a grind to reach all important Rank 10

It barely classifies as a sequel, but even if you've played the original this is still one of the best online shooters ever made.

The whole concept is perfectly realised in terms of gameplay, presentation, and controls; Great map and weapon design; Salmon Run is fleeting but entertaining

Almost no substantial new features compared to the original; Still too few maps at launch and the single-player remains unengaging

When the original Splatoon was released it was fairly bare. There was no ranked mode, only one game type and five maps. It took months of free updates - the work of a dedicated team of developers - to make it the confident and accomplished game we now know it as.

Splatoon was the perfect game on the wrong console. After years of fans pleading with Nintendo they brought a new IP to the Wii U, it's just that the audience never pitched up. Now they've brought all that addiction and fun to the Switch in the form of a sequel.

Salmon Run is great fun in co-op; A campaign that deserves to be played; Turf War - there's not much else there as competitive as it; Joining your friends online is easy

Finding online games can take a while (likely because of limited players at the moment; You'll miss having the Wii U Gamepad to check the map

Not the most radical of upgrades, but the Switch's success will bring Splatoon 2 to the major audience it deserves.

Looks superb; Vastly improved single-player campaign; Has more credible e-sports credentials; Co-op Salmon Run mode is a delight

Not massively different to the original; Could possibly do with another multiplayer mode

Splatoon 2's list of changes and additions from the last game might make it feel a little light, but the actual experience of the game is stronger than it first appears. Players can immediately get the feel of the game once again, but the small quality of life improvements will only be apparent to...

Overall, Splatoon 2 is definitely an upgrade from the Wii U title. Nintendo showed that it learned from early issues and wanted to make a better overall experience. While there still may be a few small details that need taken care of still, such as the weapon switching in matches, the improvements...