Splatoon 3 guide: How to find best sensitivity for your playstyle
Splatoon 3 is bringing a brand new season of action-packed third-person spray shooting. It is the culmination of all the things Nintendo has learned from the past two entries, resulting in the most polished experience so far.
Since this title is one of the few competition-focused games from the aforementioned developer, players might be wondering how they should adjust their sensitivity settings for an optimal PvP experience. To help such gamers out, it's necessary to look at the various options this title offers to satisfy everyone's control-related needs.
First, let's discuss the mode of input: the controller itself. Players engaged in any multiplayer game on the Switch use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. This standalone peripheral is a solid pick for those that want a more traditional-feeling controller instead of the Joycons, which may be small for many players' hands.
Motion controls are another perk Nintendo players have in many games. The gyroscope implementation is available on the Pro Controller as well, allowing many shooters to feel more precise than just normal stick-aiming. This should help in Splatoon matches as well.
The increased precision also offers the added benefit of being able to turn the aim around quicker, and this twitch reflex is paramount and can be a deciding factor sometimes. This is why it's recommended to set Motion Controls to On in the Training Room's settings in Splatoon 3.
Now, coming to the other sensitivity settings, Splatoon 3 offers sliders for Motion Control Sensitivity and Stick Sensitivity. Players can also tweak the Up/Down and Left/Right movements. Note that enabling Motion Controls will disable the Up/Down parameter; however, the Left/Right one will remain tweakable via
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