All sorts of impressions up at the Winning Eleven Blog. It’s worth a look if you want a lot of information on this title. First impressions seem positive. A quick rundown:
- More deliberate game speed, much more simulation than arcade style gameplay
- Much better balance between speedy dribblers and defenders
- Reminded players a […]
I have been thoroughly conditioned for Konami to continually make mistakes in the marketing of Winning Eleven…oops, I mean, Pro Evolution Soccer here in North America. From getting the MLS license, but releasing a game only with the MLS (no real international teams, no other club teams) and using a year-old game engine to […]
Lavan Chandran (aka Macca00 on the forums) again contributes another excellent review. The review is long, but totally worth it for people that are interested in importing the game now, or purchasing the North American version (whenever that will be released). Read the review and let us know what you think.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
The Winning Eleven blog, the best source of info on the Winning Eleven series, has their first review of PES 2008 up, giving it an 8 out of 10. Here’s an excerpt:
Without beating about the bush, PES 2008 on next-gen isn’t the title that it should’ve been. The most recent version on the PS2 […]
Screenshots for Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (or Winning Eleven 11) have shown up on a few European sites. Three things of note from these screenshots:
First, due to EA holding the exclusive Premiership license, Konami is only allowed individual licenses for two teams. It looks like they’ve gone outside of the big four and […]
Various rumors are leaking out about the newest version of Winning Eleven (no title yet, though I’m secretly hoping for Winning Eleven Eleven). One of the rumors are the additions of new licenses and clubs. The Winning Eleven Blog reports licenses for new teams including Club America of Mexico. We did a […]
