Splatoon 3 is not out yet but there are already those who cheat

Nintendo is famous for its strict policies against cheaters of all kinds and its restrictive copyright policies. With this in mind, the company has already started banning all illegal players on Splatoon 3. Specifically, many players have managed to improperly get their hands on the demo files released in these days. However, it is not yet clear whether this ban is related only to the game or, in general, to the entire Nintendo account.



As reported by NintendoLife, in fact, a dataminer known as OatmealDome is managed to discover Splatoon 3's anti-cheat measures. The system of protection from incorrect users, in fact, is already in operation in the demo and recognizes those who try to access illegally, preventing their intentions. In addition to confirming that all users discovered in this practice will not be able to participate in the launch of the game, it seems that the system will be active even after the official release of the title, thus making it almost impossible to use it illegally.| ); }


This anti-cheat system is not new and is already present in the second chapter of the series. Its operation, however, is not too clear but it seems to detect all kinds of mods and ban those who use them. As a result, Nintendo does not seem to want to differentiate between incorrect additions or minor cosmetic changes, and all users who do not play the standard version of Splatoon 3 will risk being unable to access the title.