World Soccer: Winning Eleven 6 International - PlayStation

Platform:
PlayStation
Release date:
2002
Genre:
Sports
Score:
7.4
Publisher:
Konami of Europe GmbH
Developer:
Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo, Inc.
Magnet

Game description

This is Konami's second soccer (European football) simulation for the Playstation 2. Choose one of the 54 international or 16 leagues teams (plus 7 hidden ones), to participate basically in any kind of tournament you wish, from friendship games to world cup, with a vast choice of customizable tournaments. You can create your own players with personal statistics, and then put them into any team. You can also play legendary teams, for example, Brazil with Pele, Argentina with Maradona, etc.

Game files information

Torrent name:
Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (Europe)
Region:
Europe
Files size:
526.4MiB
File list:
/Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (Europe)/Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (Europe) (En,Fr,De).7z
/Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (Europe)/Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (Europe) (Es,It).7z

Covers

Media
Front Cover
Back Cover

Screenshots

Title screen
Options
Creating a player. Lots of options available
Selecting teams for a friendly. The question marks are teams waiting to be unlocked
Friendly match options
Pre-match options
Pre-match presentation is awesome.
Going up the wing...
Going alone...
Celebrating
Unstoppable
Offside trap camera
Penalty shootout
Match results
The San Siro, one of the most recognizable stadiums in the world
A yellow card. The player also got an injury
Goal replays allow to track the action from any players' viewpoint, such as behind Zidane's bald spot
Cup modes available
What if we lose the match, but get moral victories? Can't we be no.1 that way?
Fixtures
A free kick. Still too far to be dangerous from a direct kick
Taking a Corner
About to make a save
Sending off. Happens quite often if you use the tackle too much
A perfect lob
Goalscorers
Celebrating
Cup presentation. Again, above any criticism.
Master mode teams. Some of these names are... strange. To say the very least.
Buying players, otherwise known as the key element in Master Mode
Intro movie (World Soccer Winning Eleven 2002).
Title screen (World Soccer Winning Eleven 2002).
Japanese team.
CATALUNA. From the Master League.
Training.
Random Match announcement. Commentator: Jon Kabira. Co-commentator: Tetsuo Nakanishi.
Various camera views.
Ouch...
TV camera.