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| Inazuma Eleven
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| イナズマイレブン
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European boxart of Inazuma Eleven. The box sparkled when tilted.
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August 22, 2008
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January 29, 2011 (EU), August 26, 2011 (UK)
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Inazuma Eleven is the first game in the Inazuma Eleven series of soccer video games, released for the Nintendo DS. It was first released in Japan in 2008, but was localised for a European release in 2011 to coincide with the dubbing of the Inazuma Eleven anime series.
In 2014, Inazuma Eleven was finally brought to North America on the Nintendo eShop. It costs $20, and features improved visuals and new voice acting. This version of Inazuma Eleven was taken out of the Japanese compilation release, Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu.
Blurb
BECOME A FOOTBALL LEGEND: Recruit and train a team from over 1000 players to become the ultimatum football champions. Each character has n original look, unique skills and mind-blowing special moves. Scout out your favourites! Adventure around town to find new players, techniques and items to help train your team to perfection! Connect with your friends wirelessly to take them on in matches and trade players with each other! Compete in breath-taking battles and championship matches by using the Touch Screen to set up team tactics and control your players in real-time! Download new players with Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to improve your team.
Story
Mark Evans is the keen goalkeeper and captain of his school's soccer team. However, his soccer club is in danger of being closed down. Mark must build a strong football team and win the Football Frontier tournament, while learning special moves along the way.
Gameplay
Mark and three friends can explore the overworld, being controlled by the D-Pad or Touch Screen, and can chat with other characters. In soccer matches, the player can command a player to run to any specific location, and can make them attempt to score goals by tapping the goal when within a certain distance, and choosing the type and strength of the shot.
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