That makes the game even more fun! Special moves during matches or battles and battle scenes (if you need to block or dribble past someone) look like cartoons with smashing colours. No not just only that, you can play in the snow, at a tropical beach and many more places. Not every soccer pitch is the same in this game. It is really amazing that you can visit ''every country'' on this island! This island has every kind of structure from other countries. No, you can't visit every country, for that there is a special made Soccer Island вЂ“ Liocott Island. (And you play as the Japanese National Team: Inazuma National/Japan.) But because you're facing teams around the whole world, you can see many special things from different countries like the Italian Streets. That's because the characters you get at the start are from Japan. Some places in Japan come back in this game like Kyoto and Okinawa. Almost every kind of landscape is in the game. Nice variation if you ask me, now you can create a team with much ugly or good-looking characters. That's because there are ugly and beautiful characters to scout/recruit. The Character sprites are unique and good designed. A fun fact is that the players when you are on the Map move up and down the whole time while you are doing nothing. Although someone like Jack Wallside is fat and looks a bit more fat than everyone else in matches too. Everyone wears the same jacket//kit, only the head is different.

The looks of the players seen in matches, battles and the map is pretty simple. After you beat the game once, you can switch Mark with someone else. (On the Maps.) A pretty easy to remember boy. I'm really glad Level 5 did that, to make it like a 3DS game.

The Graphics are the same for both but they look more neat in the 3DS version. But there is a reason for it: This game is first released in Japan for the normal DS. You expect for a 3DS game that the Graphics are like 3D? Not really in this game. Inazuma Eleven 3: Team Ogre Attacks Review made by TornadoMudkip.

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