Hcoregamer00
The 'H' stands for hentai.
This game sounds awesome, I may give it a try if it gets a USA release.
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Inazuma 11 impressions: Random battles?!!?!?! In a soccer game?!!?!?
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vareon said:So when does the random battle occur? Don't tell me you're going to school and suddenly bwooooosh you're attacked by another team?
The story says that the student government president has it out for you so she has sent the other clubs to challenge you randomly to mini soccer matches. (4 on 4, no rules) and these matches have little objectives like score a goal, or get the ball. There's no turn taking or menus or anything you'd do in a regular jrpg though.
RevenantKioku
PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS oh god i am drowning in them
It may seem that I have gotten the shaft by picking Sigma Harmonics over this, but in the end I am not supporting Level 5!
abstract alien
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.cw_sasuke said:sp0rsk FTW: Thanks for the impressions - Inazum Eleven i need to import this game.... sound friggin awesome.
This+ Chrono Trigger+ Castlevania+ Draque 4R = 2nd Half of Win on my DS
Dash Kappei
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manueldelalas said:
:lol
anime (ITA): Che Campioni Holly & Benji = Captain Tsubasa
Holly/Oliver Hutton = Ozora Tsubasa
Benji/Benjamin Price = Genzo Wakabayashi
One of the complaints I had when I played the demo that comes with Layton 2 is that I could hardly distinguish who on the field is on my team and who is on the other team. I ended up passing the ball to random people and most of the time I fail.
Did you experience this problem? Maybe I didn't spend enough time with the game?
Did you experience this problem? Maybe I didn't spend enough time with the game?
Prime crotch
Banned
Not a fan of Level 5 but it really looks like Tsubasa, never understood why we never got a game of it in Europe. The show was pretty big.
mutsu said:
This happened to me as well. It's one of those things where you play the game and you grow familiar with the characters. Eventually you also figure out when to pause the game to draw routes, and it will allow you to see who you are passing to. You also grow to learn your formation and where your players are once you play a couple of matches.
I don't have any problem with that anymore playing the full game, don't know why.
Galactic Fork
A little fluff between the ears never did any harm...
Parallax said:
It was released on that online Toonami Jetstream, but nobody liked it because they destroyed it, so it was taken off. That seems like tanking to me.
BudokaiMR2
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So yeah this game has me so impressed that I am definitely putting up some detailed impressions soon.
So far it is really addicting. I really love the mechanics of the game, especially the fact that you can set up strategies for your whole team during each individual encounter. The random battles are actually some of my favorite parts of the game, mainly because they can go so fast. Still only a few hours in but I have a feeling it will hold my attention.
So far it is really addicting. I really love the mechanics of the game, especially the fact that you can set up strategies for your whole team during each individual encounter. The random battles are actually some of my favorite parts of the game, mainly because they can go so fast. Still only a few hours in but I have a feeling it will hold my attention.
Phife Dawg
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So with all these positive impressions I'm really thinking about importing. Sporsk already said it has furigana for kanji, which is a major plus in terms of reading. How is the general level of needed language skills? My japanese is sucky but for a game like this I'd be willing to play through with my dictionary. Feasible? Or is the language level too complex for a beginner?BudokaiMR2 said:
Language wise, if you have good grasp of grammar in general, you should be okay with going through the game with a dictionary. Mind you that since this is a game aimed for kids, there are instances where Kanji is not used, and this might make things harder to parse if your Japanese level is not up to par. The furigana might also be a little hard to read since it's so small if you aren't familiar with the words.
I've already put in a good 25 hours, and I'm not even half way through the story. This is a full-on RPG, as hard as that may be to believe. I'll put up some more detailed impressions once I'm further in the game.
I've already put in a good 25 hours, and I'm not even half way through the story. This is a full-on RPG, as hard as that may be to believe. I'll put up some more detailed impressions once I'm further in the game.
Phife Dawg
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Thanks for the answer. I thought it to be a good excuse to work on my Japanese while playing a gameSrider said:
. Small furigana has me a bit wondering and it's 30, then again if it's full-flegded and...argh decisions, decisions.thetrin
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I can't believe I never posted in this thread.
I finished the game a few days ago. The final soccer game against
was fucking awesome and incredibly intense. I won in overtime, 2-1.
For people interested in playing the Japanese version but lacking in Japanese language ability, I put up a pretty rudimentary translation guide: http://hdrlying.com/2008/09/12/helping-hand-inazuma-eleven/ (NOTE: For those who are afraid of getting lost in the game, there is almost ALWAYS a waypoint that you have to go to. It is very explicit about where you need to go)
I loved the game to be honest. The ability to save anywhere, a cool, simple, shonen manga style plot, awesome soccer special moves, and a really well done touch interface make the game a fucking dream to play. The story mode was on the short side (15 hours for me), but I loved every second of it. I HIGHLY recommend it.
Wow. I finished the game in 15 hours. Heh.
I finished the game a few days ago. The final soccer game against
Zeus
For people interested in playing the Japanese version but lacking in Japanese language ability, I put up a pretty rudimentary translation guide: http://hdrlying.com/2008/09/12/helping-hand-inazuma-eleven/ (NOTE: For those who are afraid of getting lost in the game, there is almost ALWAYS a waypoint that you have to go to. It is very explicit about where you need to go)
I loved the game to be honest. The ability to save anywhere, a cool, simple, shonen manga style plot, awesome soccer special moves, and a really well done touch interface make the game a fucking dream to play. The story mode was on the short side (15 hours for me), but I loved every second of it. I HIGHLY recommend it.
Srider said:
Wow. I finished the game in 15 hours. Heh.
You guys are gonna laugh, but I just finished the game and clocked 52 hours. Most of it is from doing the
. 5-10 hours of it is probably from me letting the DS sit while I'm watching live soccer.
Anyways, at the end of the game my guys are too fucking strong. Final match ended up 4-0, and I only used like 2 special moves or something. I could have easily gotten double that score haha.
training rooms to get the rare items and rare moves. I did every one possible, which is about 5 or 6 per chapter I think
Anyways, at the end of the game my guys are too fucking strong. Final match ended up 4-0, and I only used like 2 special moves or something. I could have easily gotten double that score haha.
Dash Kappei
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Haunted said:
Wait, the..."wait"?!
Did we ever get an official announcement for a US/EU release or it is just you importing?
You know what I wanna hear, right?!
Dash Kappei
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apujanata said:
Nope, the US one.
What do you think?!
platypotamus
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Please say this bump was because an English version was announced, please say this bump was because an English version was announced, please say this bump was because an English version was announced.
Fake Edit: FUCK!!
Fake Edit: FUCK!!