#Inazuma eleven review ps3#

It is a very rewarding experience for players that have played the original games as you see how far the Raimon Junior High school has come in the since those games with the school now afforded a proper club room and even an indoor and outdoor arena for football. The game is set 10 years after the events of the original Inazuma Eleven series and features a cast filled with colourful new characters.

His backstory is classic Inazuma Eleven where a near fatal incident involving football somehow spurs him on to play football.Д«ut it isnвЂ™t that simple for young Arion as he first has to make it onto the team. This game goes the complete opposite direction out of the gate, you begin as a first year Arion Sherwind a plucky young kid who loves football after having his life saved by a footballer as a child. In previous installments of the series you play as Mark Evans (Endou Mamoru in the Japanese version) a goal keeper for Raimon Junior HighвЂ™s Football Club.

Right from the get go Inazuma Eleven GO: Light separates itself from past Inazuma Eleven titles in a big way. So this review is coming from the perspective of a fan of these titles and the franchise itself. Now before I get into the thick of things, IвЂ™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.

#Inazuma eleven review ps3#

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. ItвЂ™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. Journey to the West (Of Japan) Travelogue.