Nick Gillham: "As a gripe, though, the grinding is pretty minor. Inazuma Eleven GO: Chrono Stones Thunderflash is a decent title, and remains fun despite the horrendous voice acting and grindy nature. It’s a game that surprised me with how much I actually enjoyed it. I daresay it may surprise you, too."
Gintendo Namer writes: "If you're a fan of RPG's and have yet to experience the series, you really should jump on this. You don't need to have played any of the four previous games to pick up the story and it is a cracking RPG. If you're a football fan who's sad that you won't be able to play FIFA 16 on the 3DS, be more wary... the uniqueness of the Inazuma Eleven series is as much a flaw as it is a strength."
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While Inazuma Eleven is a series that Nintendo of America has sadly neglected, its European counterpart has been steadily supplying the region with the highly entertaining and melodramatic adventures of Raimon Academy's football club. Now up to the fifth overall title, which is the second part of a trilogy for this new character generation, Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stones ably carries on the series' traditions with a ridiculous tale that spans the ages. Although the game's beginning is weaker than usual, it's another enjoyable experience that will keep fans of the series happy.
AESVI communicates the sales data of the week from 30 March to 5 April. Bloodborne is not taken down from the top spot for the second week in a row.
