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World Soccer: Winning Eleven 6 International

aka: PES 2, Pro Evo 2, Pro Evolution Soccer 2, World Soccer: Winning Eleven 2002, World Soccer: Winning Eleven 6

Moby ID: 8363

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PlayStation screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Options

thumbnail — Creating a player. Lots of options available

thumbnail — Selecting teams for a friendly. The question marks are teams waiting to be unlocked

thumbnail — Friendly match options

thumbnail — Pre-match options

thumbnail — Pre-match presentation is awesome.

thumbnail — Going up the wing...

thumbnail — Going alone...

thumbnail — Celebrating

thumbnail — Unstoppable

thumbnail — Offside trap camera

thumbnail — Penalty shootout

thumbnail — Match results

thumbnail — The San Siro, one of the most recognizable stadiums in the world

thumbnail — A yellow card. The player also got an injury

thumbnail — Goal replays allow to track the action from any players' viewpoint, such as behind Zidane's bald spot

thumbnail — Cup modes available

thumbnail — What if we lose the match, but get moral victories? Can't we be no.1 that way?

thumbnail — Fixtures

thumbnail — A free kick. Still too far to be dangerous from a direct kick

thumbnail — Taking a Corner

thumbnail — About to make a save

thumbnail — Sending off. Happens quite often if you use the tackle too much

thumbnail — A perfect lob

thumbnail — Goalscorers

thumbnail — Celebrating

thumbnail — Cup presentation. Again, above any criticism.

thumbnail — Master mode teams. Some of these names are... strange. To say the very least.

thumbnail — Buying players, otherwise known as the key element in Master Mode

thumbnail — Intro movie (World Soccer Winning Eleven 2002).

thumbnail — Title screen (World Soccer Winning Eleven 2002).

thumbnail — Japanese team.

thumbnail — CATALUNA. From the Master League.

thumbnail — Training.

thumbnail — Random Match announcement. Commentator: Jon Kabira. Co-commentator: Tetsuo Nakanishi.

thumbnail — Various camera views.

thumbnail — Ouch...

thumbnail — TV camera.

PlayStation 2 screenshots

thumbnail — The game's start screen

thumbnail — Main Menu

thumbnail — Match Setup

thumbnail — Formation Settings

thumbnail — During the Match

thumbnail — The game starts with a check of the memory card and the usual company logos. It then plays a montage of still photographs and in-game action. What's this one got to do with the game - who knows?

thumbnail — The default controller configuration. Customised setups can be created and saved

thumbnail — There are ten trophies to be won, the European cup, Asian cup, a couple of International cups etc

thumbnail — This screen shows the comprehensive range of editing options available to the player

thumbnail — The Create A Player screen

thumbnail — The game's training options<br>UMBRO PTC is a set of Pro Training Challenges<br>The Tutorial has sections for dribbling, passing, shooting, defence and set pieces, each having many lessons

thumbnail — A shot from one of the dribbling lessons. The game shows the player and then pauses here until the appropriate buttons are pressed

thumbnail — UMBRO PTC is a set of Pro Training Challenges, this is a shot from the dribbling challenge

thumbnail — The main game consists of Master League, Cup, League and Match modes. Each mode has an Information option like this where most tabs lead to multiple screens of text

thumbnail — Master League team selection.

thumbnail — This is displayed while the Master League game is being prepared

thumbnail — The Master League game configuration menu<br>The Information tab leads to a menu where the team's formation can be changed, and negotiations, transfers, training and editing can take place.

thumbnail — The configuration screen used in Cup Mode<br>Only the flags of the eligible teams are displayed across the top. For the International cup no flags are displayed across the top

thumbnail — The load screen used for the start of the Asian Cup

thumbnail — Before the match there's the usual scenes of the stadium, the introduction from the commentators, the players walking onto the pitch and posing etc

thumbnail — Here a goal kick is being taken. The D-Pad, or left stick, are used to set the direction but there's no on-pitch arrow to use as a guide

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