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World Soccer: Winning Eleven 8 International

aka: PES 4, Pro Evo 4, Pro Evolution Soccer 4, World Soccer Winning Eleven 8, World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 International

Moby ID: 15401

[ All ] [ PlayStation 2 ] [ Windows ] [ Xbox ]

PlayStation 2 screenshots

thumbnail — Main Title

thumbnail — Main Menu

thumbnail — Opening video shows some cool moves you may expect to find on the field

thumbnail — Ever puzzled faces of the fans

thumbnail — Uh, that's some serious pulling

thumbnail — Options screen

thumbnail — Display of all the trophies won (two down, plenty more to go)

thumbnail — Germany celebrating the winning of a Konami Cup

thumbnail — Stadium display

thumbnail — Your winnings will earn you credits which you can then well spend in the shop

thumbnail — Strip selection doesn't do much for a CPU as it does for player to better recognize his team players

thumbnail — Penalty kicks between Classic Argentina and Netherlands

thumbnail — I surrender, don't shoot! However, with penalty kicks, surrender is not an option

thumbnail — The keeper didn't read this ball right, but alas, the kicker missed the entire goal anyway

thumbnail — Main menu prior to the match

thumbnail — Changing formation and some of the players before the match starts

thumbnail — Taking the picture before the match starts

thumbnail — Passing the ball from the out

thumbnail — In-game menu pauses the game and gives you a whole set of options to change (that's also how you change players and tactics in the middle of a game)

thumbnail — Spain versus Brazil, starting the match (note the referee which wasn't present in PES3)

thumbnail — A corner kick for Spain

thumbnail — First goal is always breaking the ice of tension and a cause for celebration

thumbnail — Replay of passing by the goal keeper and scoring a goal

thumbnail — Starting the league with the club teams

thumbnail — A goal kick for the keeper

thumbnail — Ronaldo scored a goal just to realize he was also causing an off-side

thumbnail — For those players who enjoyed Sensible World of Soccer, the game offers rotation of field to face goals up and down instead of sideways

thumbnail — Yellow card for Figo

thumbnail — Beckham on a free kick

thumbnail — Sent him flying, this has got to be a foul

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Initial Screen

thumbnail — The game starts with an optional animated introduction

thumbnail — The game's main menu is a side scrolling affair<br>The options are:<br>Play a quick match<br>Master League<br>League<br>Cup<br>Edit<br>Settings<br>Training<br>Network game and<br>Exit to Windows

thumbnail — The game can be played using a keyboard. This is the first of two screens showing how the keys map to the standard controller the game was designed for.

thumbnail — This screen shows some of the items that can be bought/unlocked when the player has enough PES points

thumbnail — There are five training sections, Free Training, Situation Training, Challenge Training, beginner Training and Controls. This shows the extensive options in the Controls section

thumbnail — A scene from one of the training sessions. The game has paused and will not proceed until the correct keys are pressed.

thumbnail — Playing an exhibition match, this is the team selection screen. There are one & two player 'quick start'options that bypass all the configuration screens

thumbnail — Playing an exhibition match. After team selection comes a strip selection screen which is followed by this configuration screen. Matches can range from five to thirty minutes

thumbnail — Playing an exhibition match. After the game configuration screens comes the team configuration screen with dozens of options to tweak

thumbnail — Playing an exhibition match. The opening sequence is optional. It starts with a description of the ground and conditions, shows the players in the tunnel and as they take to the field.

thumbnail — Playing an exhibition match. There are multiple camera angles to choose from, this is the kick off using the standard camera angle

thumbnail — An in-game shot showing a corner being taken

thumbnail — After a goal has been scored it is replayed from many angles. The player can pause the action and zoom/rotate the camera to get a good look

thumbnail — During a game the player can pause the game and adjust many options, here a new camera angle is being selected

thumbnail — One of the game statistics screens that is available at half time. Statistics on individual players are also available

thumbnail — Starting a game managing a Master League team. The names are all fictitious but can be edited to match real teams

thumbnail — Managing a team in the Master League. There are four leagues to choose from

thumbnail — Managing a team in the Master League.<br>The first screen the player sees is a help screen with tabs leading to screens that explain saving a game etc. This is the main management screen

thumbnail — Managing a team in the Master League.<br>This is the development sheet for an individual player

thumbnail — The game's load screen. This appears as the game transitions from one section to the next

Xbox screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Opening cinematic

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Team and jersey selection

thumbnail — Team setup

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