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Splatoon Raiders is the first entry in the series which focuses on its single-player mode. It features no competitive online matches, and the only online multiplayer is cooperatively playing the single-player levels. I’ve enjoyed each game leading up to this one, despite the fact that I normally do not particularly like online multiplayer games, or at least, not anymore. When I first got access to the Internet I played several and enjoyed myself, but it just started feeling like I was sitting an exam with people that I didn’t like. For one thing, Splatoon never featured online voice chat with random players. Also, in each match of the main mode there were multiple ways to contribute to winning. It often felt the best, when the two teams were in a head-to-head fight in the middle of the map, to completely avoid that area, and go and paint your opponents’ base (the winner of the match was the team with the most paint coverage, not the most kills). In this entry you crash land a…

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