The game, which is on sale in the spring sale, publishes a special demo open to all Nintendo Switch users.
Summer is approaching and the tomatina has few signs of being celebrated this year by the coronavirus. What can be celebrated is a war of colored pistols, that of Splatoon 2, the popular sequel to the Nintendo title. The Japanese company has announced that from April 30 to May 6 a special demo will be available, which will be accessible to all Nintendo Switch users (even without subscription to the online service), as announced on the page. video game officer.
To get it, simply enter the Nintendo eShop, log in and click on 'Download the demo' from the Splatoon 2 page. It should be noted that Nintendo has launched its spring sales for several weeks. Among the titles on offer is Splatoon 2 itself, which has a 33% discount over its usual price. That is, it can be purchased for 39.99 euros instead of the usual 59.99 euros. Additionally, the package that includes the base game and the Octo Expansion has a 25% discount. These offers will continue until May 10.
Download the demo in the Nintendo eShop
Take part in territorial and competitive battles, dare with Salmon Run mode and much more for free until May 6, thanks to the special trial version of # Splatoon2!
🦑 Download the trial version now: https://t.co/kV4FB3AEiG pic.twitter.com/sTRoTQVOSO
– Nintendo Spain (@NintendoES) April 30, 2020
Let the battle begin!
This sequel follows the path of the original and gives players the opportunity to participate in 4v4 battles. It also introduces other classic modes and adds new features in the form of scenarios, costumes and weapons. The purpose of territorial combat is to conquer and retain territory. To do this, we must use our weapons and cover the enemy's lands with ink. Converted into squid, we will be able to move more quickly and use strategy and mastery of weapons to achieve our objectives.
Splatoon 2 is an exclusive for Nintendo Switch. The saga debuted on Wii U, a console that failed to reap the desired results. However, the new Kyoto-based system has triumphed, so this production has also benefited from the number of players who daily distribute tinted bullets in the game.
Source | Nintendo
