#Inazuma eleven review series

Using the stylus, you draw the route you want your player to take, tapping the screen to pass the ball and to shoot.

ItвЂ™s a true RPG with its own unique battle system, as opposed to a straightforward FIFA or PES style action game with an overworld and storyline tacked onto it, and comes in two variants, Lightning Bolt and Bomb Blast, a little like a PokГ©mon game. If youвЂ™re fresh to the series, Inazuma Eleven may surprise you. The localisation also includes all of the English voices from the TV series, and though вЂњmockneyвЂќ accents are everywhere, theyвЂ™re delivered with humour and feeling that helps to break up reading page after page of dialogue. If thereвЂ™s one downside to the cut-scenes, itвЂ™s that theyвЂ™re displayed on the touchscreen, so theyвЂ™re neither 3D nor the highest resolution and they really could have made more of them, particularly when they add so much to the title. With this, the third game in the series, theyвЂ™re chosen for the Japanese national youth team as it takes part in the first ever Football Frontier International tournament.

#Inazuma eleven review series

The Inazuma Eleven series follows the exploits of goalkeeper Mark Evans and his friends as they strive to become truly great footballers. However, when itвЂ™s a game by Ni No Kuni developer Level-5, itвЂ™s still worth paying attention, no matter how long itвЂ™s taken. So quite why the Inazuma Eleven series is three years behind Japan is anyoneвЂ™s guess, particularly when itвЂ™s a well-known franchise that not only spawned its own cartoon series but also features the worldвЂ™s most popular sport. YouвЂ™d think that that decision would be made pretty early on, at best within the first year or so if it was a surprise hit. Japanese companies often have to make a decision on whether or not their game is worth translating for foreign markets based on factors such as whether itвЂ™s a popular property, how much the translation will cost, and ultimately whether they think itвЂ™ll sell enough to the rest of the world. Game localisation is a funny old business.