Shrygue
September 26th, 2008, 20:45
via IGN (http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/913/913918p1.html)
With Inazuma Eleven 2's announcement earlier this week as a DS title, there was some concern that the previously announced console entry in the Level-5 soccer series, Inazuma Eleven Break, had been canceled. That's not the case. Today, at a press conference in Tokyo, Level-5 debuted first footage of Break, and shared a few first details.
Break appears to be a console remake of the original Inazuma Eleven rather than a totally new title. The game features new systems, including a new control scheme that takes the place of the original's stylus-heavy controls. Level-5 is also promising a storyline that's been greatly powered up over that of the original.
The game also runs in full 3D now, as you can see for yourself in the first screens that Level-5 handed out.
Unfortunately, Level-5 would not confirm a console for the game, so you're going to have to speculate for yourself based off the screens.
Inazuma Eleven Break is currently listed with a TBA release date for Japan. As for markets other than Japan, we should probably wait for the original to be released first.
With Inazuma Eleven 2's announcement earlier this week as a DS title, there was some concern that the previously announced console entry in the Level-5 soccer series, Inazuma Eleven Break, had been canceled. That's not the case. Today, at a press conference in Tokyo, Level-5 debuted first footage of Break, and shared a few first details.
Break appears to be a console remake of the original Inazuma Eleven rather than a totally new title. The game features new systems, including a new control scheme that takes the place of the original's stylus-heavy controls. Level-5 is also promising a storyline that's been greatly powered up over that of the original.
The game also runs in full 3D now, as you can see for yourself in the first screens that Level-5 handed out.
Unfortunately, Level-5 would not confirm a console for the game, so you're going to have to speculate for yourself based off the screens.
Inazuma Eleven Break is currently listed with a TBA release date for Japan. As for markets other than Japan, we should probably wait for the original to be released first.