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New Splatoon 2 Screenshots Show Off In-Game amiibo Support

Take photos with the coolest-looking kids on the block.

Splatoon 2 was one of the biggest first-party exclusive titles announced for the Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo has just released a batch of new screenshots for it. The screenshots primarily feature the kind of support players can expect when they pair their amiibo with the game. You can check out the new screenshots in the gallery down below.

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If you connect your amiibo to the game, they’ll appear within the game itself, and players can befriend them and take photos with them. There are a variety of different poses you can check out, and any photos you take will be saved to the Switch’s media library. The amiibo can also help to save and store your desired weapon loadouts, allowing players easy access to the gear anywhere they are.

What are your thoughts on the game so far? Let us know in the comments down below.

Splatoon 2 is set to be released exclusively for the Nintendo Switch on July 2.

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