The first one is an 11-man game that lasts ten minutes, while the other is a surprise, five-a-side bash that gives you a single minute to achieve a specific job, like scoring a goal. When the time comes to kick off, you’ll find two match types. As you play more and more, you can potentially meet over a thousand players, but you only get 16 slots for your team, and just 110 for the entire roster, so pick carefully! Think of them as brochures for new players, complete with stats and sign-up requirements. You could also buy some PalPack Cards from dealers. There are two ways to shape your squad: first, you could thrash another team in a five-a-side Battle, and get a request to join from an opposition player. Which one will you choose?Īfter you join the school football club, you’ll need to recruit a team – and a ‘good’ one won’t be enough. The core content is the same, but there are unique characters, techniques and teams (among other things) to each. Time to lace up!īefore you even think about going near a ball, you’ve got to make a choice between two editions, Light and Shadow.
But after a weird kid appears on the pitch, Arion works out the club is going to be closed down by a shady company called Fifth Sector, the big bosses in charge of youth football. It’s his first day, and he’s revved up to be joining the school’s famous football club. Ten years after Inazuma Eleven 3, newbie Arion Sherwind is putting on his Raimon High soccer kit. High takes to the pitch again! New footie stars, new moves and a whole new adventure’s kicking off in Inazuma Eleven GO: Light and Inazuma Eleven GO: Shadow on Nintendo 3DS family systems! Summon up your fighting spirit as Raimon Jr.
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