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Splatoon
Nintendo has shared a collection of new details about Splatoon's assorted shops and shopkeepers, as well as some new screens.
Above you will meet Annie, Crusty Sean, and Jelonzo. Annie sells you headgear. Crusty Sean sells you shoes, and though he looks like a fried shrimp, it's apparently just a weird coat. Finally, Jelonzo sells you clothing. Jelonzo is a jellyfish, a common creature in Splatoon, but Jelonzo sets himself apart by being able to speak the Inkling language where other jellyfish cannot.
The items these three sell you are dependent on earned credit, but also your experience level, which dictates how cool you are. The items will also have more than just cosmetic attributes changing certain properties of your Inkling. You can see some more images from the assorted shops in the gallery below.
For more on Splatoon, head here.
[Source: Splatoon tumblr, via Siliconera]
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