Nintendo’s vibrant shooter Splatoon reached a milestone moment with the culmination of its final Splatfest, a globally recognized competition within the franchise.
As the ink settled on iconic battlegrounds like Kelp Dome, Moray Towers, and Walleye Warehouse, Nintendo officially revealed that Team Marie has emerged victorious over Team Callie, concluding an era-defining event for fans on the Nintendo Switch and Wii U platforms. Splatfest, a recurring in-game festival unique to Splatoon, pits two teams representing different viewpoints, flavors, or favorite characters against each other in a community-wide Turf War battle.
This climactic Splatfest featured a memorable face-off between the Squid Sisters—Marie and Callie—two beloved mascots and musical idols in the city of Inkopolis.
According to data shared by Nintendo’s Squid Research Lab, Team Marie not only captured a higher percentage of votes, but also claimed more victories during the event, securing a decisive win and marking Callie's defeat as the weekend concluded. "Team Marie outperformed their counterpart in both the popularity vote and match victories," Nintendo reported through its official channels, detailing that the contest saw fierce participation from the global player base.
In recognition of this historic event, Nintendo published the Splatfest Top 100 Players, shining a spotlight on the top performers who contributed to the competition’s electric intensity. While Splatfests have concluded, Nintendo confirms that Splatoon remains an active and thriving community.
Players can continue to enjoy the game through persistent modes including Regular Battle, Ranked Battle, Squad Battle, and Private Battle.
These core features ensure that the ink-based action remains readily available for both competitive and casual Inklings, reinforcing Splatoon’s legacy within Nintendo’s multiplayer catalog. Since its debut, Splatoon has been celebrated for its innovative gameplay, colorful aesthetic, and strong community engagement.
The final Splatfest not only underscores Nintendo’s commitment to live events but also highlights the lasting impact of the franchise’s creative approach to online multiplayer experiences. For fans eager to relive epic Turf Wars or join friends in battle, Splatoon continues to be accessible via the eShop on supported hardware platforms.
The conclusion of the ultimate Splatfest marks both an end and a new beginning for Inkopolis, with Team Marie's victory set in Nintendo history.
As the ink settled on iconic battlegrounds like Kelp Dome, Moray Towers, and Walleye Warehouse, Nintendo officially revealed that Team Marie has emerged victorious over Team Callie, concluding an era-defining event for fans on the Nintendo Switch and Wii U platforms. Splatfest, a recurring in-game festival unique to Splatoon, pits two teams representing different viewpoints, flavors, or favorite characters against each other in a community-wide Turf War battle.
This climactic Splatfest featured a memorable face-off between the Squid Sisters—Marie and Callie—two beloved mascots and musical idols in the city of Inkopolis.
According to data shared by Nintendo’s Squid Research Lab, Team Marie not only captured a higher percentage of votes, but also claimed more victories during the event, securing a decisive win and marking Callie's defeat as the weekend concluded. "Team Marie outperformed their counterpart in both the popularity vote and match victories," Nintendo reported through its official channels, detailing that the contest saw fierce participation from the global player base.
In recognition of this historic event, Nintendo published the Splatfest Top 100 Players, shining a spotlight on the top performers who contributed to the competition’s electric intensity. While Splatfests have concluded, Nintendo confirms that Splatoon remains an active and thriving community.
Players can continue to enjoy the game through persistent modes including Regular Battle, Ranked Battle, Squad Battle, and Private Battle.
These core features ensure that the ink-based action remains readily available for both competitive and casual Inklings, reinforcing Splatoon’s legacy within Nintendo’s multiplayer catalog. Since its debut, Splatoon has been celebrated for its innovative gameplay, colorful aesthetic, and strong community engagement.
The final Splatfest not only underscores Nintendo’s commitment to live events but also highlights the lasting impact of the franchise’s creative approach to online multiplayer experiences. For fans eager to relive epic Turf Wars or join friends in battle, Splatoon continues to be accessible via the eShop on supported hardware platforms.
The conclusion of the ultimate Splatfest marks both an end and a new beginning for Inkopolis, with Team Marie's victory set in Nintendo history.
