Amissapanda
Manda Panda
I'm pretty sure I've touched on this before, but Splatoon is actually the first shooter I've ever really felt a genuine interest in playing, because it appeals in a way a lot of ways the rest of the genre does not. First off, I don't have to play a guy (big dang plus that they actually give us a choice of character), and I don't have to camp out in ridiculous high areas to snipe people with headshots in order to get ahead (I can even avoid conflict altogether if I want to, and concentrate on coloring the map!), I don't have to listen on headset to my "team" make nasty and inappropriate comments, I don't get discriminated for being a "girl playing a shooter", it's filled with SO MUCH COLOR instead of the dull, repetitive earthy-tones that a lot of shooters are generally known for, there's no grotesque display of blood or death (they splat in ink and then return), the weapons and skills are fun and innovative for the world they've created (a lot of the game mechanics are really innovative and creative), multi-player is smooth and I've had little to no lag problems whatsoever, and it's just a REALLY fresh look into a genre that has been done into the ground. Nintendo took a risk in not just making another Mario game and I applaud them for it. I think this is a good sign that they're branching out more and that makes me really excited.
The bottom line? Splatoon makes me incredibly happy to play. I genuinely have fun with it even when I don't win. It was worth every second of the hype I had for it and I look forward to the loads of DLC content and updates to come in just the next few months. Worth every penny I spent for the game.
The bottom line? Splatoon makes me incredibly happy to play. I genuinely have fun with it even when I don't win. It was worth every second of the hype I had for it and I look forward to the loads of DLC content and updates to come in just the next few months. Worth every penny I spent for the game.