#LEVEL 5 INAZUMA ELEVEN 3 MOVIE#

By drawing paths and tapping to shoot with the stylus, you will guide your players to victory. What I enjoy the most of the Inazuma Eleven games are the football matches, and Team Ogre Attacks is no different. The many ways of character building remain very enjoyable, though it does not change the game much when played for the second time. There are also special training spots you can find while walking across the map, so it is best to use them upon seeing them. Unfortunately, if you start training at a facility, there is no way to stop and if you fail, you have to start all over again. There are also various training facilities, and here you can improve on specific statistics. You can use the ones from teams that you have previously defeated, and you can collect capsules with contact details that go on the map to visit them with the Inazuma Bus. You will have to buy equipment, grow the stats and trust of your characters by entering random street matches, and scout for new players to aid you in the time of need. While walking about in these areas, you have the perfect opportunity to prep for the big matches ahead. Next to that, there is always a handy map on the 3D screen and this makes it impossible to get lost. The issue with these bits is that purple arrows always guide you to where you need to go, and this makes exploration useless in the presence of linearity. Mark and his team move across various landscapes and terrains to search for certain characters, getting certain objectives done and buying things to prep for the next match. You can also press buttons if you would like, but the stylus keeps it all coherent.

With the role-playing game sections, there is a feature where you can point at objects or points of interest and your character will walk towards it. Just like the last game, everything is taking place on the touchscreen and works like a dream. That is something to appreciate, though the array of thick British accents continues. There are some changes made to the script, and more cutscenes were added to make it more fleshed out.

#LEVEL 5 INAZUMA ELEVEN 3 MOVIE#

This whole storyline is not new, however, and actually is based on an Inazuma Eleven movie which was released in Japan. It is all quite mental and this makes it somewhat more camp than before for better or worse. To aid Mark in battle, he will be visited by his great grandchild Canon Evans to make the team aware of what is going down. Now they want to destroy almighty sport of footie and make everyone aware that war is the true calling of life. Why? He apparently made (European) football so popular that everyone became obsessed with it. Team Ogre has come to destroy the competition at the Football Frontier Tournament and ultimately undo the world of Mark Evans. It quickly becomes apparent that the side stories here are not from the campy types of the other participating countries, but these are new adversaries who have come from the future. Now they will have to face the world, but in Team Ogre Attacks, they also have to face a new challenge.

Hillman has gathered a variety of players from a whole bunch of places across Japan, so that they can create the ultimate national team. You still play as Mark Evans, goalkeeper and captain of his football team Raimon, who has been summoned by Coach Hillman. In the opening moments, it feels like nothing has changed one bit.

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