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Alternative Names

イナズマイレブンGO: ダーク / シャイン

Developer

Level 5

Genre

Role-Playing

Release Dates

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12/15/11 Level 5
06/13/14 Nintendo

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Inazuma Eleven GO: Dark / Shine - Summary

Ten years after Inazuma Eleven 3, newbie Arion Sherwind is putting on his Raimon High soccer kit. It’s his first day, and he’s revved up to be joining the school’s famous football club. But after a weird kid appears on the pitch, Arion works out the club is going to be closed down by a shady company called Fifth Sector, the big bosses in charge of youth football. Time to lace up!

After you join the school football club, you’ll need to recruit a team – and a ‘good’ one won’t be enough. There are two ways to shape your squad: first, you could thrash another team in a five-a-side Battle, and get a request to join from an opposition player. You could also buy some PalPack Cards from dealers. Think of them as brochures for new players, complete with stats and sign-up requirements. As you play more and more, you can potentially meet over a thousand players, but you only get 16 slots for your team, and just 110 for the entire roster, so pick carefully!

When the time comes to kick off, you’ll find two match types. The first one is an 11-man game that lasts ten minutes, while the other is a surprise, five-a-side bash that gives you a single minute to achieve a specific job, like scoring a goal. You play by using the stylus to move your player up the pitch, then tap to kick, pass or mark opponents. When you tackle, everything pauses so you can size up your opponent, then use various statistics to plan your play – dodge or tackle.

Special Moves are back, as well. These give each of your players up to six, super-powered, anime-style tricks, which you get during the story or whenever certain players level up. Even better are the brand new Fighting Spirits, which increase players’ statistics and allow for ever more powerful Special Moves to help you get the edge over the opposing team.

When you’re not on the pitch, you can explore the local area, check things out, and talk to people to get the lowdown on school life. Later on, you’ll be able to go to visit Inazuma town and stop off at places like the Shopping Area or the Royal Academy. It all looks gorgeous in full 3D, too!

Saving the Raimon Jr. High from Fifth Sector is only part of the package, as there’s a stack of other challenges to tackle. Test your skills against up to three friends in Local Play, including two-on-two matches, or trade players during Story Mode. You can get new characters and items via SpotPass, or use StreetPass to receive other players' team data and play matches against them.

 

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Sales History

Total Sales
0.48m
Japan
0.00m
NA
0.07m
Europe
0.00m
Others
0.55m
Total
1 148,091 n/a n/a 148,091
2 86,599 n/a n/a 86,599
3 49,148 n/a n/a 49,148
4 62,876 n/a n/a 62,876
5 21,513 n/a n/a 21,513
6 15,139 n/a n/a 15,139
7 10,336 n/a n/a 10,336
8 9,023 n/a n/a 9,023
9 7,209 n/a n/a 7,209
10 6,307 n/a n/a 6,307

Opinion (3)

Last_Dream posted 07/01/2012, 07:31
I just hope this get localized for NA too.... Considering the fact that 3DS is not region free, I can't import from EU version now....
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NintendoPie posted 23/12/2011, 08:34
Sold better than Inazuma Eleven and Strikers in the first week! Hopefully it does get localized in the west though. :)
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menx64 posted 23/12/2011, 06:46
hopefully it comes to the west
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