LipeJJ on 24 March 2017
| Soundwave said: My impressions ... It's more Splatoon ... which I really enjoy so it's great. Controls are quite smooth but feel a bit different when you switch to handheld mode. Still perfectly usable. I tried playing in different configs, on TV, handheld, tabletop mode while using Pro Controller. Pro Controller is great, butter smooth. Lack of the map is initially a bit weird, but once you get used to X-button map and jumping to teammates by being able to use the gyro controls it's really great. The new Splat-twooie weapon is cool. Graphics are about the same as Wii U, maybe a touch better, but it's about the same thing from what I could tell. I think it looks a little better on TV mode than handheld. Nintendo is going to make a ton of money with this game though, especially in Japan. It's going to be awesome to be able to play with friends LAN style too. This is a winner for them, I think it's going to be a big time killer app for the Switch. Hopefully they can have it done earlier in the summer. |
Nice to hear that controls are smooth and easy to use. That's pretty important for a game like Splatoon (that heavily relies on gameplay). About graphics, from what I've seen they improved it significantly, I think it's just that it has an art style that makes it dificult to notice improvements. Take a look at this picture, the tree, for example, seems to be dramatically improved:
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