For more than a year now, Nintendo have been providing frequent updates for their online multiplayer shooter, Splatoon 2. Earlier today, the Nintendo of Europe Twitter page revealed the final new stage, 'Skipper Pavilion', which will be released in October. This means that the final version of the game will have a total of 24 maps, including the 16 added since August last year. That's 8 more than the original Splatoon game's final stage count.

It is possible that this is just the last 'new' stage to be added, and that other maps from Splatoon on Wii U could be added in the future, but it seems unlikely.

This is Skipper Pavilion. It'll be the last new stage to be added to #Splatoon2 when it arrives in October.

Some Inklings believe that visiting this mystical place can help win Turf Wars… pic.twitter.com/iYwCFNBL9t

— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) September 26, 2018

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[Jayro]

God damnit... All I ever wanted was Saltspray Rig back in the game. Now I'm forever salty.

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Finally they can get to work on Splatoon 3.

And they better have dedicated servers this time. This weak-ass peer to peer crap sucks. When the "unstable connection" thing pops up, the game doesn't even try to fix itself. It's just like "oh, a networking hiccup? Sucks to be you. Do it again, and I'll put you in time out for five minutes, even though it was my fault."