Nintendo’s First Global Testfire For ‘Splatoon 2’ Will Be Limited On The Weekend Of March

Nintendo has made the biggest announcement for its First Global Testfire for "Splatoon 2" that will hold this coming March 24-26. The announcement was done last January 13, but the sad part is that the test will be limited.

Though "Splatoon 2" won't be available on Switch, gamers are still excited as they have to take a free test of the game next month. As reported by Attack of The Fan Boy, Nintendo has tweeted the announcement on its official Nintendo of America Twitter account, confirming that the test comes earlier than expected.

Along with the very short announcement, is a video that provides information on what may happen in the beta held for "Splatoon 2." In the video, the gamers get to try out the game and at the same time, Nintendo Switch will also get to tests the server load during the game tests.

There will one hour per playtime for six times to try the game. Unlike most betas, "Splatoon 2" got the shortest game tests time. The main goal for the Global Testfire is to make the game better before launching it.

Meanwhile, Destructoid also reported that Nintendo Switch will be launching lesser games, and fans are only looking forward with "Splatoon 2" this March. On March 24 Global Testfire will be scheduled 12-12:59 pm PT and 8-8:59 pm PT, while on March 25, the schedule will be 4-4:59 pm PT, 12-12:59 pm PT and 8-8:59 pm PT and on March 26 Game test is scheduled at 4-4:59 am PT.

Players will be able to experience the four new weapons of "Splatoon 2" as well the remixed versions of the Splat Roller and Charger. This test is totally free, though levels were not specified yet. Nintendo also said that service will start service charging sometime in fall.

Unlike any other games, "Splatoon 2" is also holding a gun but it actually shoots paint which seems cute to play with. This game would be very appealing especially to the younger ones, as colors really attracted everybody's eyes.