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Inazuma Eleven 3: Team Ogre Attacks!

Level-5 · Feb 14, 2014

3DS

Everyone

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Team Ogre Attacks! follows the story of Canon Evans, great-grandson of Mark Evans from the future, as you set your sights on becoming footballing world champion! Players will also be able to connect with Inazuma Eleven 3: Lightning Bolt and Inazuma Eleven 3: Bomb Blast via the new “Ogre Premium Link” to receive special items and rare players not available through normal gameplay.

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Nintendo 3DS

Critic 6.8 (13 critics) · Gamer 8.6

7.5

Critic reviews

  • TheSixthAxis

    Dominic Leighton · Feb 13, 2014

    6.0
    Team Ogre Attacks should be the last of the Inazuma titles to look and behave as it does. In theory it’s an evolutionary point where the series has used every ounce of goodness up that it started with, and the next title will (or should) make a drastic leap to expand upon it. Or perhaps we’ll see the same game again in another six months time. That doesn’t make Team Ogre Attacks a bad game, far from it, but it’s best experienced by either those new to the series or the most die hard fans.
  • Cubed3

    Drew Hurley · Oct 09, 2016

    6.0
    Inazuma Eleven 3: Team Ogre Attacks on Nintendo 3DS is one for the younger gamers out there. The football gameplay is simple and enjoyable, with dramatic style added to the special moves, and the RPG aspects will keep players interested far after the football matches get old. Team Ogre Attacks is a unique and addictive title, although it does not add enough new content to warrant a purchase for those who have already played Bomb Blast or Lightning Bolt.
  • NintendoLife

    Thomas Whitehead · Feb 12, 2014

    6.0
    This isn't a bad game, however, and in fact simply continues the good that has come before. For those yet to try the series this is a good place to jump in as long as there's acceptance of DS-level presentation. With each entry underwhelming in comparison to the last this is a series in need of a fresh outlook, but scores enough goals to retain its — albeit weakened — appeal.
  • MeriStation

    Javi Andrés · Feb 19, 2014

    7.5
    La estrategia comercial que está siguiendo Nintendo con Inazuma Eleven 3 en Europa es cuánto menos controvertida. Esta tercera edición del mismo juego del año pasado para 3DS solo que con añadidos pensados para captar la atención del súper fan no gustará a ningún padre que escuche a su hijo pedírselo.
  • 3D Juegos

    Sergio Martín · Feb 13, 2014

    7.5
    Nintendo 3DS recibe una nueva ración del mejor fútbol táctico con Inazuma Eleven 3: ¡La Amenaza del Ogro!, título que nos ha dejado una vez más un gran sabor de boca... a pesar de tratarse básicamente del mismo título que ya disfrutamos hace unos meses. En nuestra opinión, aquellos jugadores que se hicieran con alguna de las ediciones previas de Inazuma Eleven 3 deberían dejar pasar esta entrega porque sus novedades no nos parecen motivo suficiente como para repetir. En el caso contrario, se trata de un título notable en todos sus campos.
  • JeuxActu

    Florian Velter · Feb 24, 2014

    6.0
    Mais honnêtement, si vous vous êtes déjà procurés un de ces deux jeux, vous risquez d'être assez déçus par le manque de nouveautés de cette troisième version qui aurait pu, in fine, sortir en même temps que les deux autres sans que personne ne se pose de questions ! Le gameplay des matchs est toujours aussi sympatoche et accessible, mais le coté RPG demeure limité et pâtit de dialogues toujours trop nombreux et trop longs, synonymes de cassure dans le rythme du jeu.

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