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Callie y Marie de Splatoon revelan la historia del juego en la entrevista de la revista Nintendo

Autor : Emma Actualizar : Jan 21,2025

La revista Verano 2024 de Nintendo presenta una entrevista cautivadora con los íconos musicales de Splatoon, que ofrece un vistazo a su camaradería y revela nueva historia del juego.

Splatoon's Callie and Marie Drop Game Lore in Nintendo Magazine Interview

Una cumbre de tres grupos en el mundo musical de Splatoon

Splatoon's Callie and Marie Drop Game Lore in Nintendo Magazine Interview

La revista Verano 2024 de Nintendo Japón dedica seis páginas a una entrevista exclusiva, "La gran cumbre de tres grupos", con Deep Cut (Shiver, Big Man y Frye), Off The Hook (Pearl y Marina) y el Hermanas Calamar (Callie y Marie). La conversación cubre colaboraciones, presentaciones en festivales y conmovedoras anécdotas personales.

Callie relata el generoso recorrido de Deep Cut por Splatlands, destacando el impresionante Scorch Gorge y el bullicioso Hagglefish Market. La respuesta de Shiver confirma su profundo conocimiento de las joyas ocultas de la región. Marie se burla juguetonamente del vínculo emocional de Callie con el recuerdo, lo que genera una sugerencia para una reunión con Off The Hook. La conversación extiende una invitación a Frye, preparando el escenario para una revancha de su anterior batalla de karaoke. Marina propone con entusiasmo una visita a una nueva tienda de dulces en Inkpolis Square.

La actualización 8.1.0 de Splatoon 3 mejora la jugabilidad

Splatoon's Callie and Marie Drop Game Lore in Nintendo Magazine Interview

Los jugadores de Splatoon 3 ahora pueden disfrutar del Patch Ver. 8.1.0 (lanzado el 17 de julio), centrándose en mejorar las experiencias multijugador. La actualización aborda las especificaciones de las armas, mejora la fluidez del juego y resuelve problemas como la visión obstruida causada por armas y equipo dispersos. Se planean más ajustes de equilibrio, incluidos nerfs en las habilidades de las armas, para la actualización final de la temporada.

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