The anime will kick off in April, and the videogame version will still be an RPG, Level 5′s CEO says.

Coming out of the holidays, sales were down across the board, but Mario Kart and Monster Hunter didn’t care. Meanwhile Namco released another Idolm@ster.

You can see the holiday effect in all its glory in this week’s sales chart. Meanwhile, Warriors Orochi 2 and SD Gundam: G Generation 3D make their debuts.

Today, we have a little more information on Inazuma Eleven Go’s performance in Japan.

We compare first-week sales of Inazuma Eleven Go to the rest of the series.

Ahead of its release next week, Level 5 have put out a new trailer for Inazuma Eleven Go.

Before Fantasy Life, Youkai Watch or Guild 01 are released, Level 5’s major end-of-year game for 2011 is Inazuma Eleven Go. Today, they released a new trailer for the 3DS title, providing our first good look at it:     Inazuma Eleven Go will be released in Japan on December 15th.

It’s time to pick your side.

Like its predecessors, Inazuma Eleven Go will come in two variants, “Shine” and “Dark”.

Hint: they’re happy.

Inazuma Eleven Go picks up ten years after Inazuma Eleven 3 at Raimon Jr. High school.