The meat of Splatoon 2 is fantastic, while the menus and hub that surrounds it is confusing, it's clear that the gameplay reaches the high bar of a Nintendo developed title. The company still doesn't understand how the navigate the online world, to a frustrating degree, but with gameplay this good...

Great Art Design; Fun Gameplay; Awesome Single Player

Poor Menus; Confusing Hub

With its release on the Wii U in 2015, Splatoon added the typical Nintendo flair to the existing third-person shooter genre and was a hit game on an underrated console. Now back, bigger and brighter, Splatoon 2 splashes its way onto the Nintendo Switch in style – boasting a better Story Mode, new...

I had already owned a black Pro Controller before purchasing this, so I wont go into too much detail in terms of the controller's purpose and feel other than its extremely comfortable, had much bigger buttons than the Joy-Cons, and that the controller pretty much has all the features the Joy-Cons...

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...

strongly recommended

Splatoon 2 is an action-packed game that reminds me of the combination of paintball and an arcade shooter. I should mention that I never had the chance to play the first Splatoon. So this review is not in comparison to the original, but more so as someone new to the franchise. Since the Wii U had su

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.

I love this game and if I were reviewing its gameplay it'd get a solid 4/5 stars BUT instead I'm leaving a remark to warn buyers from Australia/NZ! This Amazon listing shows a UK version of the product. The region of your Switch game rarely matters, but this is one to watch out for!

I LOVE this game! My son and I play and now my nephew has a Switch. (Mainly due to this game) I hope Splatoon 3 is in the making.

Nintendo Switch games have tended to come in two forms. Either we get a ‘definitive' version of a Wii U title, with all the upgrades and new features to take advantage of the latest hardware. Or we get fully fledged sequels and brand-new IPs.

Looks gorgeous both on Switch and TV screen; Multiplayer still a unique and fun offering; Plenty of new guns; each fun to use

Doesn't feel like a full sequel; Can be slow to get into a match