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| rdfs:comment | - Ancho-V Games is the 16th and final map for Splatoon, released on January 21, 2016. The stage is the offices of a game development studio. The stage utilizes fans as its main gimmick.
- Ancho-V Games is a large office complex with several high platforms and floors. It appears to also contain a game design studio, which likely is the inspiration for its name. It uniquely features the propeller fans that appear in certain levels in Octo Valley. When these fans are repeatedly splattered with ink, they cause the platform in which that holds the fan to rise, allowing the player to reach what were previously inaccessible locations. If left alone afterwards, the platform will slowly lower to its initial position.
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| abstract | - Ancho-V Games is the 16th and final map for Splatoon, released on January 21, 2016. The stage is the offices of a game development studio. The stage utilizes fans as its main gimmick.
- Ancho-V Games is a large office complex with several high platforms and floors. It appears to also contain a game design studio, which likely is the inspiration for its name. It uniquely features the propeller fans that appear in certain levels in Octo Valley. When these fans are repeatedly splattered with ink, they cause the platform in which that holds the fan to rise, allowing the player to reach what were previously inaccessible locations. If left alone afterwards, the platform will slowly lower to its initial position.
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