It’s everything he’s ever dreamed of… that is, other than the fact that no one else on the team ever wants to practice.

In case you didn’t know, Inazuma Eleven is a sports RPG that focuses on middle schooler Mark Evans, goalkeeper of Raimon Eleven, his school’s soccer team.

Still, I was excited to receive this game and had a blast going through it again on the 3DS. One would hope that Level-5 will bring us those as well, in time, but that likely depends on many factors, including the sale of this game. I’d previously reviewed the EU version of this game for the DS on another site and had thought the game to be pretty decent, with a lot of potential, but then time got away from me and I was never able to play any of the sequels. I was excited when the news of Inazuma Eleven coming to the States was first leaked back in January, but it was quickly taken off Nintendo’s release calendar and not another word was said, at least until the February 13 Nintendo Direct, when it was announced that not only were we getting the game, but we were getting it that day.

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Inazuma eleven review