Nintendo Universe writes:
Having won the Football Frontier the team now faces an even greater challenge, as an alien team from AliusAcademy arrives on Earth.
Taught to use soccer as a means of destruction, they destroy Raimon Junior High School and set out to turn the other schools across Japan into similar wrecks.
Adam Nelon writes, "Ah, Association Football—the sport of the world. Known to most simply as Football (except in countries like Australia and the United States, which both refer to it as Soccer for the sake of not confusing it with their own respective versions of Football), it is a remarkably simple game which has often been seen as the great equalizer of sports for how little is required to play it in terms of equipment and space. Yet, for as inexpensive and simple the game is compared to many of the other sports America developed, Football is often the one sport you don’t see advertised nearly as much in the US. Well, aside for ads for games like Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA."
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
Fans of the first Inazuma Eleven will be chuffed to bits with this sequel because its from the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" school.
