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Inazuma Eleven 2 Review | UpperPad

Last year, Nintendo DS owners have been able to appreciate one of the most weird Japanese role-playing games ever hosted on the venerable Nintendo Dual Screen. Thanks to the work of Level-5 Games arrived in Europe, despite a significant delay relative to the outlet in the land of the rising sun, Inazuma Eleven, a sort of RPG, which replaced a generic fantasy world with the much-loved football. The particular combination could not grind in any way, producing a very good feeling indeed for lovers of the sport, both for those who are totally immune to the charm that affects the fans every Sunday. With a spirit that the older ones remember hopelessly Captain Tsubasa, Captain Tsubasa, or if you prefer, the first chapter presented the players a functional and attractive way to perform in games full of twists and special moves worthy of appearing in a episode of Dragon Ball, praising those who challenged the stylus and leaving him with a satisfied smile on his face. The game was certainly...

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Inazuma Eleven 2: FireStorm / Blizzard [Cubed3]

"The journey to Europe proved to be a long and arduous one for the original Inazuma Eleven on Nintendo DS, with the game unable to land in time for the 2010 World Cup, as Level-5's Akihiro Hino initially told Cubed3 he had hoped, instead coming to mainland Europe in January 2011, followed by a UK release on 26th August, after the belated debut of the cartoon series. Now the sequel, in Pokémon-esque dual release format, is here. Prepare to recruit even more players in the fight against evil…using football…in Inazuma Eleven 2: Blizzard / FireStorm.", writes Cubed3.

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Game of the Week: Inazuma Eleven 2

Inazuma Eleven 2 is GamingSurvival.com's "Game of the Week". DS genre-scourge Inazuma Eleven’s sequel has finally made it across from Japan. The second outing for the sporting RPG arrives in two editions, Blizzard and Firestorm. In a stylish little Pokémon-inspired manoeuvre, the variation between the two is trivial at best. There will be special moves and players available to each that will be unavailable to the other, and other such pernickety shenanigans. But what else had changed with this new installment’s arrival? - Chris Littlechild

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Review: Inazuma Eleven 2: Firestorm | Portugal-Gaming

Inazuma Eleven is back in one more adventure. Mark Evans and his friends are facing a world domination battle this time.

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