Andriasang: 3DS will quickly become the platform of choice for Inazuma Eleven as the series' latest installment is now scheduled for release later this year. Level-5 announced today the final release date for Inazuma Eleven Go as December 15.
Frank Inglese writes:
I’m an Italian man, it’s true. With a last name like Inglese (the Italian word for English), it’s kind of hard NOT to tell that my cultural origin is that of the mediterranean variety. Being Italian, many people expect a certain few things of me: They expect me to express my words with the motions of my hands, which I do, they expect me to be an expert when it comes to the country’s cuisine, which I’m not, and they expect me to be good at soccer, which is understandable seeing how enjoyed the sport is over in the country shaped like, well…a big boot.
Fact is…I’m not that big a fan of the game. Never have been and, until I started playing Inazuma Eleven GO, I never thought I would be, but here I am writing a review of the soccer video game that, without giving too much away, will most likely be my personal video game of the year, so long as Level-5‘s other title Little Battlers Experience (set for a release in September) doesn’t set a new standard for the medium, which is a huge possibility.
Luke Halliday writes:
Thank you, Level-5. Thank you so very much.
It's a sentiment I feel compelled to express after playing each and every title this developer produces because they really are just that damn good. Be it the Guild series on the Nintendo eShop providing us with classic games such as Attack of the Friday Monsters and Crimson Shroud or whether it is the unforgettable Professor Layton series or even the PS3 JRPG fantasy epic Ni No Kuni, Level-5 always produce imaginative groundbreaking video-games and Inazuma Eleven is no different.
Now before I get into the thick of things, I'd like to preface this review by saying that I am a pretty hardcore Level-5 fan and have experience with the Inazuma Eleven franchise having played previous installments of the game and immersing myself in the anime and even manga iterations of the series. I mean it is pretty great afterall. So this review is coming from the perspective of a fan of these titles and the franchise itself.
GamesAsylum looks at the week's new releases, including Enemy Front, Super Ultra Dead Rising 3 Arcade Remix Hyper Edition, Entwined, Blood of the Werewolf and Inazuma Eleven Go.
hope they'll localise it to Eu/Na