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Splatoon 3 hosted a Splatoon Raiders Splatfest where players chose between speed, power, and tactics; after a tight race, Team Power won with 365 points, followed by Team Speed (285) and Team Tactics (220), with Team Tactics briefly leading at halftime.
Nintendo announced its San Diego Comic-Con 2026 lineup, headlined by a first U.S. hands-on for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort on the Nintendo Switch 2, plus a Splatoon Raiders playable demo. Attendees can participate in on-stage competitions against social media creator The Rizzler and enjoy various in-booth activities from July 23–26 at the San Diego Convention Center, including a hands-on session at The Pointe Hilton San Diego Bayfront and live gameplay broadcasts along The Promenade.
Nintendo's Splatoon Raiders reveals multiplayer modes: up to four players can team up locally or online in password-protected rooms for treasure hunts, plus a new 'Call for Help' feature that lets solo players enlist online helpers (with cooldown), and players can assist others' raids for rewards; the game launches July 23, 2026 for Switch 2.
Nintendo announces Splatoon Raiders, a single-player-focused action shooter where players score enemies and hunt treasure; the presentation is viewable on Nintendo Today and via the Nintendo Direct Archive, with requirements including a Nintendo Account and a compatible smart device, plus potential data charges and country restrictions.
Nintendo has announced a 15-minute Splatoon Raiders Direct for June 30, focusing on the Switch 2-exclusive single-player adventure, followed by a 30-minute Nintendo Treehouse gameplay showcase.
Kotaku’s takeaways from Nintendo Direct: Splatoon Raiders is the series’ first single-player spin-off for Switch 2, promising a less-linear, open-ended raid experience set on islands with treasure hunts and a hub Hideout Ship for upgrades. Players will craft gadgets, collect Spirhalite Shards, and tackle tougher salmonid battles with scalable difficulty, while a dedicated Raiders Direct is planned for June 30 ahead of the July 23 launch.
Nintendo announced a stand-alone Raiders Direct on June 30, with Raiders comics rolling out before the July 23 launch, a Raiders-themed Splatfest July 10–12, and a blue-and-yellow Joy-Con 2 set launching July 23 alongside Splatoon Raiders for Switch 2.
Nintendo's June 2026 Direct will run about 50 minutes, followed by a Treehouse Live, and is expected to showcase the Switch 2 lineup with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave releasing September 17, 2026, and a wave of titles across Nintendo franchises (Star Fox, Splatoon Raiders, Rhythm Heaven Groove, Xenoblade Genesis, and more) aimed at driving Switch 2 sales during the holidays.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 digital titles now carry a $10 price cut; Splatoon Raiders preorder is $49.99 digital or $59.99 physical, with Walmart offering the cartridge for $49.94. Yoshi and the Mysterious Book follows the same discount pattern ($59.88 physical vs $69.99 digital). The Verge notes this downtrend in physical game pricing amid broader price hikes and highlights other Gaming Week deals.
The official Splatoon X account teased new hairstyles for Inkling and Octoling in the Switch 2 spin-off Splatoon Raiders, signaling expanded character customization ahead of the game's release.
Splatoon Raiders is a new single-player Splatoon title arriving July 23 on Nintendo Switch 2. Players take on the role of a mechanic exploring the Spirhalite Islands, customizing gear, and raiding for treasure while battling Salmonids. The campaign features the Deep Cut trio—Frye, Shiver, and Big Man—with one band member joining as a powerful bot. Up to four players can join online or locally, and pre-orders are live on Nintendo eShop, with new amiibo launching alongside the game.
Nintendo Life reports Splatoon Raiders for Switch 2 will launch on July 23 with a digital price of £41.99 / $49.99 and a $59.99 physical price (UK physical around £49.99); NOA lists a 20GB file size. The box art features the Deep Cut trio and a playable Mechanic, and a Raiders amiibo line (featuring Shiver, Frye and Big Man) is shown with bases that can form a stand.
Nintendo confirms Splatoon Raiders, a single-player spin-off for Nintendo Switch 2, arriving July 23. Players take a mechanic through the Spirhalite Islands with returning pals Frye, Shiver, and Big Man from Deep Cut, and can join up to three others online or locally. The game emphasizes customizable gear, gadgets, and ink-based combat against Salmonids as you raid for loot, and a new Amiibo line accompanies the release. Splatoon Raiders is the fourth main Splatoon title, with July also bringing Rhythm Heaven Groove-related news for Nintendo fans.
Nintendo confirms Splatoon Raiders for Nintendo Switch 2 this summer, releasing July 23, accompanied by a Deep Cut–themed amiibo trio that can be linked for display. Players will customize gear, embark on a high‑stakes expedition across the Spirhalite Islands, and raid enemies for loot; a trailer has been released. The piece also notes a rumored Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time slated for later this year.
Nintendo announced Splatoon Raiders’ release date for Nintendo Switch 2: July 23, 2026, accompanied by a new trailer. The game is a single-player-focused action shooter where players assume a mechanic’s role to explore the Spirhalite Islands, customize their appearance and loadout, and battle Salmonids across raids to salvage loot. You’ll team with Deep Cut members Frye, Shiver, and Big Man, plus one band member may raid as a bot, and the game supports up to four players online or locally.