Haikyu!! Cross Team Match! for Nintendo 3DS

About Haikyu!! Cross Team Match! for Nintendo 3DS

Haikyu Cross Team Match is a volleyball game for fans of the hit anime and manga. It follows Hinata, Kageyama and the Karasuno team as they train and face strong rival schools. This entry lets players build dream teams by mixing players from different schools, a fantasy every fan has imagined. Story scenes between matches carry the humor and heart of the series, with its focus on growth, trust and the joy of a perfect rally.

Matches play out with simple controls that capture spikes, blocks and receives at key moments. Choosing which players take the court and how they combine is where the strategy lives, since pairs from the series have special bonds and moves. Training improves your squad between games. For fans, hearing the cast and reliving the rivalries is the main draw, and the dream team idea gives the game a clear reason to exist beside the earlier entry.

Genre	Sports
Publisher	Bandai Namco
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2016
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Shoppers should know the current situation before hunting for a copy. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, and new digital purchases are no longer possible for Haikyu!! Cross Team Match!. Seeking out a physical cartridge from a retailer is the honest way to play today. If you bought the game digitally before the closure, you can still access your purchased games on your own system at any time.

It keeps its charm as part of the Nintendo 3DS collection.

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What's inside

• Build dream teams across schools
• Karasuno and rivals in story scenes
• Simple controls for spikes and blocks
• Player bonds unlock special plays
• Training grows your squad strength

Best for

Perfect for Haikyu fans who have always wanted to mix players from rival schools into one team.