Prepare for a massive Splatoon 3 festival, commencing on August 9th. It's time to stock up on carbs!
Get ready, Splatoon 3 players! The much-anticipated Splatfest is here, and this time, it's all about food preferences. The Squid Research Lab has organised this festive event, which invites you to express your love for bread, rice, or pasta.
The Splatfest commences on Friday, Aug. 9 at 5 p.m. PT and concludes on Sunday, Aug. 11 at 5 p.m. PT. During this time, you can choose your side, immerse yourself in friendly competition, and potentially find yourself in some unexpected and humorous encounters with fellow players.
To participate, you'll need a Nintendo Switch Online membership and a Nintendo Account. You can find more information about Nintendo Switch Online at [our website](https://www.ourwebsite.com/switch/online). Please note that terms apply for using Nintendo Switch Online, and your membership will auto-renew after the initial term at the then-current price unless cancelled.
As for the results, Team Rice has emerged victorious with a significant lead, securing 460 points. Team Pasta followed closely behind with 260 points, and Team Bread took third place with 150 points.
The Splatfest is a celebration of friendly competition, offering a unique and engaging experience within the Splatoon 3 game. So, gather your squad, pick your side, and get ready to battle it out! The Splatfest is not available in all countries, so make sure to check if it's accessible in your region before diving in.
Internet access is required for online features in the Splatfest, and you can give your opinion on the debate-sparking theme right now, but you'll have to wait until the event time to start the battle. Keep an eye on the Splatoon 3 community for updates and strategies as the Splatfest unfolds. Happy Splatting!
- For the Splatfest in Splatoon 3, you need a Nintendo Switch Online membership to play, which allows access to a variety of gadgets and technology-enabled entertainment.
- Nintendo Switch, a popular gaming device, offers a platform for these events, such as the Splatfest, where players can enjoy friendly competition and unique experiences.
- The Splatfest, hosted by the Squid Research Lab, is not just a game; it's a celebration of entertainment, technology, and the close-knit community of players who enjoy participating in such events.
