'Splatoon 3' to comes to Nintendo Switch on Sept. 9

If you've been waiting for Splatoon 3 to come to the Nintendo Switch, we now have a date you can mark on your calendar. Nintendo announced it would come to the Switch on September 9. You can check out a new gameplay clip showing a complete round of the classic Turf War mode. Two teams of four are tasked to cover as much of an arena in their squad's colour as possible. Splatoon 3 will also get a new single-player campaign and a co-op Salmon Run mode. This new game in the series will cost $79.99.

And if you're a Switch Online Expansion Pack subscriber, you can get Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion DLC from 2018 at no extra cost.

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Nintendo drops 'Kirby and the Forgotten Land' demo for the Switch

For fans waiting for Kirby and the Forgotten Land, you get to try out the game before it comes out on March 25. Nintendo released the first three levels in a demo. It is the cute pink puffball's first fully 3D adventure game. You can check out what the game looks like above. And if you want to try it out before the official launch, you can get it from the Switch eShop. 

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Nintendo to bring 'The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask' to Switch Online next week

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Nintendo is adding The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask to the Switch Online Expansion Pack lineup on February 25. If you're unfamiliar, the Expansion Pack is a higher subscription tier launched in October 2021. This tier also members to access Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis titles.

Majora's Mask was first released on the Nintendo 64 in 2000. It was the second Zelda game to feature 3D graphics and one of the best-selling games at the time. It picks up where Ocarina of Time left off, with Link finding himself in a parallel world to Hyrule called Termina. And there, he learns that the mask is being used to summon the moon and destroy the world in three days.

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Nintendo Switch is getting 'No Man's Sky' this summer

Another announcement from the recent Nintendo Direct brings space exploration sim, No Man's Sky, to the company's portable console. Nintendo announced that it is bringing No Man's Sky to the Switch this summer, six years after its debut on other platforms. If you haven't played it before, the game lets you explore procedurally generated worlds across a vast galaxy. While the game had a rocky start on other platforms, the Nintendo Switch will get access to all its features right from launch.

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