Level-5 shared technical details for Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road during their recent livestream, outlining the resolution and frame rate targets players can expect across different platforms when the game launches.

The developer provided specific targets for each version of the game, though these should be considered goals rather than guarantees until the final release. The numbers shown apply to TV mode or docked play for Nintendo systems – Level-5 has not yet shared performance details for handheld mode on Switch or Switch 2. The PC version will include support for ultrawide 21:9 displays and can run at frame rates above 120fps, giving players with high-end setups additional options.

Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road takes place 25 years after the original game. The story follows Destin Billows, who joins South Cirrus Junior High while looking for a world without football. At the same time, a player named Harper Evans emerges at Raimon Junior High, the top team in nationals. Their meeting sets the new story in motion.

The game’s cutscenes were created with animation studio MAPPA. According to Level-5, Victory Road will have the longest runtime of animated scenes in the franchise’s history. Level-5 also released three new trailers focusing on the story and gameplay systems. Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is coming to PS5, PS5 Pro, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, and PC.