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This is unquestionably a festival that brings the entire gaming industry together, a title worthy of being remembered in the history of games. Of course, it’s not just visually spectacular—the core battle mechanics are also highly refined. Despite having over 80 characters, every single one of them has a chance to win. The only disappointing point is the removal of Field Smash, but there’s no doubt that this is one of the greatest games in history.

This game will go down in gaming history as a title that symbolizes PlayStation. True to its clear respect for 3D Mario, the action is first-rate. Each stage boasts a distinct personality, and the consistently varied design keeps players engaged throughout. However, one of the game’s appeals is collecting a wide array of bots modeled after various characters from other games, and while this is fun in principle, some of those bots are clearly obscure or little more than recolored variants, which made collecting them feel less exciting.

This game can be considered a successful new attempt for the Splatoon series. Before its release, there were concerns about the amount of content, but those worries turned out to be completely unfounded. If anything, it might have been even better if there were a few more moments where players could battle across wider fields.

It's not that I dislike the updated courses that much, but it feels like the update could have been done a little better.I also wonder why they made the character unlocking system work like **** basically it's a really good game, so I play it every day.

This is a game that is focused on making the player feel good.Once you get used to it, the camera doesn't bother you so much.