After a few releases on the DS, Inazuma Eleven is now moving onto Nintendo’s next handheld. The latest issue of CoroCoro has confirmed that the fourth title in the series is in the works for the 3DS. We don’t have any details just yet. For now, you can check out the first scan of the game above.
It’s going to take some time for me to get used to seeing the 3DS logo on the right side…
– Friends’ faces are enemies
– Turns the faces and your surroundings into stages
– First take a picture of a family member/friend
– Software describes the face (ex: “a young girl’s face” or “an adult woman’s face”)
– Face then shows up in a shooting game
– Throw balls to keep faces away as they approach
– Face’s expressions change as they approach you
– Similar to app on DSi
– Edit/combine sounds
– Store 180 10 second sound clips on an SD card
– Play back music files from an SD card
– StreetPass functionality: see the popularity of songs amongst players you pass by on the street
Nintendo 3DS Camera
Nintendo 3DS Sound
Mii Studio
Street Pass Mii Plaza (Surechigai Mii Hiroba)
AR Games
Activity Log (Omoide Kirokucho)
Face Shooting (Kao Shooting)
Nintendo 3DS system
Nintendo 3DS charging cradle
Nintendo 3DS AC adapter
Nintendo 3DS touch pen
SD Memory Card (2 gigabytes)
6 AC Cards (for use with compatible software)
Simple Start Guide
Instruction Manual
Warranty Card
Dead or Alive: Dimensions will most definitely be making a spring release in Japan. Tecmo Koei announced today that the game will be available in Japan on March 24. Like the company’s other 3DS release – Samurai Warriors: Chronicle – the game will be priced at ¥6,090.
