Splatoon Raiders rated

Splatoon Raiders now carries a PEGI 7 age rating on Nintendo’s European shop page, a sign the Switch 2 game is moving closer to release. (nintendolife.com) The rating appeared on the official European eShop listing after the page had shown a provisional “TBD” label earlier this month, according to reports that compared archived versions of the listing. (mynintendonews.com) PEGI is the Pan European Game Information system, the age-label program used across much of Europe, and a final rating usually arrives late in a game’s publishing process after content has been submitted for review. (tech.yahoo.com) Nintendo announced Splatoon Raiders on June 10, 2025, calling it the first spin-off in the Splatoon series and saying it would launch only on Nintendo Switch 2. (nintendo.com) In Nintendo’s reveal, players take the role of a mechanic exploring the Spirhalite Islands alongside Deep Cut, the trio introduced in Splatoon 3. Nintendo said more information on the game would be shared later. (businesswire.com) The timing matters because Nintendo Switch 2 launched on June 5, 2025, and Splatoon Raiders still does not have a public release date nearly 10 months after its announcement. (nintendo.com) Nintendo has used the Splatoon series as one of its regular online multiplayer pillars, but Raiders appears to push the franchise into a separate adventure format instead of another direct sequel. (ign.com) Nintendo has not said that a PEGI rating means a launch is imminent, and the company still lists the game without a release date. The new label does show one concrete change: Splatoon Raiders has moved from “to be determined” to a published age classification. (nintendosoup.com)