Lots of weapons will be back in Splatoon 3, and the latest details see Heavy Splatling and Hydra Splatling. These are two of the heavier weapons in the game. Each needs to be charged, then fired, to reach its full potential. New details show how they will look in this section and provide details on how they will look.
First, this is Heavy Splatling. It appears in every Splatoon Installed as a weapon so far.
Speaking of heavy, what about Heavy Splatling? The new model provides a frame to support the tank and valve, making filling easier. Because you know how expensive printer ink is, right? Well, this ink has a price — Well. I really don’t know how much. I smell a research grant! pic.twitter.com/cx0Q68P0x6
– North American Splatoon (@SplatoonNA) June 13, 2022
Next, this is Hydra Splatling in Splatoon 3. Like Heavy Splatling, it also appeared in the previous two games.
First, Hydra Splatling! It uses compressed air to blow ink at extremely high pressure. All of that pressure takes time to build (note to ourselves: we should learn the scientific formula to calculate this), but the resulting ink explosion is worth it. This is heavy! pic.twitter.com/kkWkpYPXwP
– North American Splatoon (@SplatoonNA) June 13, 2022
Nintendo gradually overcame many Splatoon 3 weapons again on Twitter. We have seen Classic Squiffer, E-liter 4k and Splat charger First. Afterward, Dynamo and Splat Rollers come back. The Blasters and Triple Blasters appeared later.
Splatoon 3 will launch on Nintendo Switch on September 9, 2022.
