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'''Gold records''' are collectibles found in [[Alterna]] in {{S3}}{{'s}} single-player mode, [[Return of the Mammalians]]. When collected, they add elements to the background music for each site. Each site has three gold records hidden in [[loot anchor]]s. When all gold records in a site have been obtained, a completion icon of a gold record is added to the map screen. The records may be based on the [[wikipedia:Voyager Golden Record|Voyager Golden Record]] which was sent to space to give information about [[human]]s to extraterrestrial life. | '''Gold records''' are collectibles found in [[Alterna]] in {{S3}}{{'s}} single-player mode, [[Return of the Mammalians]]. When collected, they add elements to the background music for each site. Each site has three gold records hidden in [[loot anchor]]s. When all gold records in a site have been obtained, a completion icon of a gold record is added to the map screen. The records may be based on the [[wikipedia:Voyager Golden Record|Voyager Golden Record]] which was sent to space to give information about [[human]]s to extraterrestrial life. | ||
Revision as of 03:24, 9 March 2023
Gold records are collectibles found in Alterna in Splatoon 3's single-player mode, Return of the Mammalians. When collected, they add elements to the background music for each site. Each site has three gold records hidden in loot anchors. When all gold records in a site have been obtained, a completion icon of a gold record is added to the map screen. The records may be based on the Voyager Golden Record which was sent to space to give information about humans to extraterrestrial life.
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Getting a gold record