Splatoon 3 Will Have All Basic Weapons From Previous Splatoon Titles

First up is the tried-and-true Splattershot. Although some see this as an entry-level shooter, you'll often find advanced players taking advantage of its capabilities. And the latest Splatsville iteration features a new frame that offers added resiliency and ease of maintenance. pic.twitter.com/CBk3Nc6jQ5

— Splatoon North America (@SplatoonNA) May 2, 2022

Snack acquired! Onward with science! This beauty is the .96 Gal—a high-impact, long-range weapon that packs a major punch. The ink tank has been modified to Splatlands specifications, and the barrel is sourced from a water-purification device. Talk about a clean shot! pic.twitter.com/0TuFVebLXa

— Splatoon North America (@SplatoonNA) May 2, 2022

Boom! We didn't want you to wait too long. Observe how a user can group ink strikes closely…or space them out strategically. Truly, this is a weapon that rewards the flexible and calculating user. Apologies for our earlier "boom"—we do get excited here at the Squid Research Lab. pic.twitter.com/nmuLgeiJaD

— Splatoon North America (@SplatoonNA) April 28, 2022

Are you as fascinated as we are by new weapon types? Squid Research Lab here with another exclusive finding. Behold the Triple Inkstrike, a modified version of a weapon originally discovered in Inkopolis. If you think it looks impressive here, wait until you see it in action… pic.twitter.com/xgOKftKLVO

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— Splatoon North America (@SplatoonNA) April 28, 2022

Witness this rare footage of the Ink Vac in action. The more attacks it inhales, the more powerful the Ink Vac becomes. This is the sort of weapon that could provide security for an entire squad! Rest assured that our excitement is tempered by academic rigor. pic.twitter.com/OMdxknJkiS

— Splatoon North America (@SplatoonNA) April 25, 2022