This is, to all intent and purposes, a DS title with a sprinkling of 3DS novelty some action footage briefly appears in 3D on the top screen, a StreetPass option is bolted in and the various animated cut-scenes and voice samples have clearer quality all superficial and adding little. To those that see the 3DS cartridge and expect a generational leap, understanding the context of the release is important. It’s the 3DS version of the original DS title that arrives, but on its own rather than as part of the trilogy set that graced Level-5’s homeland, and perhaps faces a tough challenge with the perception that, in theory, this should be a progression in the franchise. Localisation to Europe has been a slower burn, and unfortunately non-existent in North America, so the arrival of Inazuma Eleven 3, the third title in the ‘main’ series, is certainly welcome. The Inazuma Eleven football / soccer RPG franchise is a major success in Japan, so much so that spin-offs and new releases are - at a minimum - arriving on an annual basis.
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