As part of the many Level-5 Vision 2026 Craftmanship announcements, there was an update confirming Inazuma Eleven RE will be on the Switch 2, but the remake won’t be on the PS4. No explanation was offered for why support was dropped for one platform. This appeared alongside a brief trailer that showed how the update of the DS game is turning out so far. The release window wasn’t pinned down, and it is still apparently set for a 2026 debut.

Here’s the full Level-5 Vision 2026 Craftmanship presentation, with the Inazuma Eleven remake coming up just after the 18 minute and 58 second mark. The video update focuses entirely on gameplay. So we see Mamoru/Mark running around his school, talking to classmates and teachers, and his team playing soccer. 

We’ve seen this Inazuma Eleven game quite a few times already. It originally only appeared on the DS in Japan in August 2008. However, it later showed up in Europe a few years later. Once Level-5 released the Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endou Mamoru Densetsu remaster on the 3DS in Japan in December 2012, we then ended up seeing the first game in North America for the first time. That was an eShop exclusive in the region in February 2014. (However, the second and third games weren’t localized and released on the eShop in the same fashion, though the second game did appear on the DS in Europe and third on the 3DS in Europe.)

Inazuma Eleven RE will appear on the Switch, Switch 2, PS5, and PC, and the original appeared both on the DS and on the 3DS worldwide following the Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3 release.