Details soon! Looks like we know what they're using the Microsoft Theater for this year. No live press conference?
https://mobile.twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/856901374956773378
Nintendo's E3 2016 site went live May 5, 2016.E3 plans coming early May like last year I guess.
I'm pretty sure Splatoon Switch reveal will be at the end of the tournaments they are running. Winning teams from Europe, US, Japan and the World will probably win Switch and participate on a World Nintendo Tournament coinciding with the Splatoon launch for Switch.
I just don't see how there could be any other way to reveal the game and the new features they are looking to implement to make Splatoon viable as a spectator game.
Here is what I wrote down in a similar thread some time ago about Splatoon and eSports:
Is Nintendo positioning Splatoon as an eSports game?
I honestly find Splatoon boring to watch.
Anyhow I'm interested in watching competitive Splatoon, it will be a completely different game than the one we are playing right now. As I've said time and time again - the game has a lot of depth to it that an outsider might skim over. I've played Dota2/CS A LOT and see Splatoon as very fun to watch. Hence one of the things I really want is Spectator mode.
Spectator mode is by far the biggest thing missing from Splatoon if it wants to be an eSport. Being able to watch a game switch between players, free view, see the map etc etc etc. The depth is there but without Spectator mode it's difficult for someone casual to see unless they go out of their way to watch a high level stream on Twitch. I've played in a game with a bunch of A+ on Team Speak and once everyone in a team knows their role and you don't get unbalanced teams for certain maps majority of games go down to the wire. Frankly the game design is most awarding in such close matches and that's what I enjoy watching.
Note that they have booked the Theatre (Room 411) of Los Angeles Convention Center. It's a 299 fixed seating venue, I suppose that could be enough for a tournament.Details soon! Looks like we know what they're using the Microsoft Theater for this year. No live press conference?
I honestly find Splatoon boring to watch.
Would've perfer ARMS tho because I feel it needs it more.
But at least they are doing these tournamentss. Smash and Nintendo World Champion were great
I honestly find Splatoon boring to watch.
Would've perfer ARMS tho because I feel it needs it more.
But at least they are doing these tournamentss. Smash and Nintendo World Champion were great
Seriously can not wait to get my hands on this. Splatoon is my favorite game alongside the new Zelda and Witcher 3 in the past 10 years.
I honestly find Splatoon boring to watch.
Would've perfer ARMS tho because I feel it needs it more.
But at least they are doing these tournamentss. Smash and Nintendo World Champion were great
I guess this rules out the possibility of a smash 4 port
Sighhhhhhh
Not really.I guess this rules out the possibility of a smash 4 port
Sighhhhhhh
Guess them not doing a [insert any competitive game Nintendo is making] tournament rules out the possibility of [whatever]I guess this rules out the possibility of a smash 4 port
Sighhhhhhh
We can only hope!Mini Wheat, shall return!
I guess this rules out the possibility of a smash 4 port
Sighhhhhhh
Wish they'd spend as much time as the can showcasing unannounced games or games that have been barely shown off at all. Splatoon 2 just had a direct and a multiplayer demo...
Splatoon 1 is absolutely worth picking up, especially since it has a fantastic single-player campaign with levels that feel straight out of Mario Galaxy, and one of the best final bosses in any game ever.Nice! How is Splatoon online community on Wii U these days? Worth picking it up now to get primed for the sequel?
That sounds like a dream. Sold.Splatoon 1 is absolutely worth picking up, especially since it has a fantastic single-player campaign with levels that feel straight out of Mario Galaxy, and one of the best final bosses in any game ever.
Which is why it's big enough to carry itself at its own promotional events. For other games E3 will be their only big opportunity. And surely Nintendo will have other new IP/franchises ready to go for Q1 and Q2. There's not gonna be another e3 for those games.Splatoon is the biggest piece of software overall until Mario Odyssey and the biggest software period in Japan.
Guess them not doing a [insert any competitive game Nintendo is making] tournament rules out the possibility of [whatever]
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Wish they'd spend as much time as the can showcasing unannounced games or games that have been barely shown off at all. Splatoon 2 just had a direct and a multiplayer demo...
Wish they'd spend as much time as the can showcasing unannounced games or games that have been barely shown off at all. Splatoon 2 just had a direct and a multiplayer demo...