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- Platform: Nintendo DS
- Media: Video Game
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Inazuma Eleven 2 is the next iteration in the Inazuma Eleven series, which debuted on Nintendo DS in 2009.
The game follows the journey of teenage goalkeeper and team captain Mark Evans, and carries directly on from the ending of the first game Inazuma Eleven. After winning the football tournament at the end of the previous game, the school is suddenly attacked by mysterious aliens! Mark and the rest of his team, the Raimon Eleven, must now travel all around Japan to find the strongest football players in order to defeat the aliens in a football match before they destroy the world.
For the second entry in the series, the game has been released in two versions: Inazuma Eleven 2: Firestorm and Inazuma Eleven 2: Blizzard. The games are fundamentally the same, however as with the comparable Pokémon series, each version has certain aspects that make it unique.
Features:
- Unique role-playing game blended football, play action-packed matches via the Touch Screen!
- Collect over 1500 characters to form the user’s own distinct football team
- Up to 4 players can play via local wireless
- New and more special skills, abilities and characters
- Special premium matches will be unlocked after completing the game
- Fully localised voice-work and animation sequences
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Inazuma Eleven 2: Blizzard
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By M. Johnson
Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I thought the premise of the original Inazuma Eleven was weird, but this gets even more Japanese. Aliens are taking over earth and threatening to destroy mankind. Their main target? Junior High Schools. The only way to stop them? By playing Junior High School football of course!
It's the return of Mark Evans and all the other characters and traits you were familiar with from the first game. And I really mean that. This truly is a sequel in the strictest sense. The storyline picks up one week after the finale of the original and all the main characters are still there. This game barely differs from the first and it clearly wasn't intended to shake up the game much - but then this isn't necesarilly a bad thing.
The battles are the same, the starting locations are the same, the special moves, the menus, the formations, the matches all play the same. The difference is that the storyline takes you out of Raimon town and into a host of new locations which really makes exploration much grander on this game. The new settings look really good (especially the blossom in Nara) and brings new life to the game. You are also not taking your team through a competition this time which really breaks up any game monotony. As you follow the storyline, you can't be sure where and when a match will break out, which is more entertaining. There is also more match scope with more friendly opportunities as well as random matches against teams from the first game if and when you fancy. Add the scouting and recruitment side, as well as multiple training techniques, and you can make this game as big and long as you want.
There are minor in match changes. You have opportunities to perform long range shooting or defensive manouevres, as well as levelling up on special moves.... Read more ›
It's the return of Mark Evans and all the other characters and traits you were familiar with from the first game. And I really mean that. This truly is a sequel in the strictest sense. The storyline picks up one week after the finale of the original and all the main characters are still there. This game barely differs from the first and it clearly wasn't intended to shake up the game much - but then this isn't necesarilly a bad thing.
The battles are the same, the starting locations are the same, the special moves, the menus, the formations, the matches all play the same. The difference is that the storyline takes you out of Raimon town and into a host of new locations which really makes exploration much grander on this game. The new settings look really good (especially the blossom in Nara) and brings new life to the game. You are also not taking your team through a competition this time which really breaks up any game monotony. As you follow the storyline, you can't be sure where and when a match will break out, which is more entertaining. There is also more match scope with more friendly opportunities as well as random matches against teams from the first game if and when you fancy. Add the scouting and recruitment side, as well as multiple training techniques, and you can make this game as big and long as you want.
There are minor in match changes. You have opportunities to perform long range shooting or defensive manouevres, as well as levelling up on special moves.... Read more ›
By sj
Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Bought this for my 11 year old son his comments were that:-It was very fun and very enjoyable and a good continuation from the first game
By Eliza Gunn
Amazon Verified Purchase
A fantastic christmas present fo the grand children. Recommend for all children involved with inazuma eleven 2. Great Great Great
By r
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Been waiting a while for this game to come out after playing the first series of the game my kids were hooked. Pre-ordered 2 copies of this game so my kids could play the multiplayer mode, they say its really fun and similar to Pokemon games except its about football. They have been playing on it for around 2 months now and still find it very fun so i'd highly recommend this game whether you are a football fan or not, it's a cool game for especially for teenagers!!
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