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Winning Eleven 6

First seen: 27 march 2003

Information found in: from 13 sources in 5 countries.

Great Deal: $49.95

  • User Score (16)
    9.0 9.0 from 16 reviewers
  • Expert Score (8)
    8.9 8.9 from 8 reviewers
  • Gameplay (3)
    7.7 7.7 from 3 reviewers
  • Graphics (3)
    7.2 7.2 from 3 reviewers
  • Sound (3)
    7.4 7.4 from 3 reviewers
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Pros & Cons

  • superb in game graphics, great graphics commentary, interesting training modes, real feeling, wonderful controls
  • dull menu graphics, some unintuitive play mechanics, poor licensing, no replays manually, incomplete international rosters

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  1. Winning Eleven 6

    Reviewer: The Armchair Empire
    4 May 2003

    soaring over the net. Once players have cooler heads and are more accustomed to dealing with defenders it becomes easier to line up shots and actually get them on target. When on defense things are a lot more straightforward with the standard mix of putting pressure on opponents and running in for a sliding tackle. WE6 is, however, far less forgiving on missed tackles to take the ball. Unless it’s a very mild grazing expect to get at least a yellow card, and if you... Read more

  2. Winning Eleven 6 Review

    Reviewer: GameZone
    27 March 2003
    Overall 9
    8.5
    Gameplay 9
    8.5
    Graphics 9
    8.6
    Sound 9
    8.5
    Storyline 9
    8.7
    Multiplayer 8
    8.2
     

    Fun to play with excellent environments and player animations, Winning Eleven 6 is a terrific soccer game that adheres to the fundamentals of the sport really well, while offering depth of play. Read more

  3. Winning Eleven 6

    Reviewer: Into Liquid Sky
    3 May 2009
    Overall 10
    10
     

    After much anticipation and two interim updates of Winning Eleven 5 , the next true sequel to this amazing series has finally bestowed upon its many fans and to great applause. From the first few seconds of the intro (played alongside Queen 's We Will Rock You ) it is apparent that Konami have really pushed the boat out on this one, and with a release date coinciding with the World Cup their timing is impeccable. Read more

  4. You say football, I say futbol.

    Reviewer: Game Revolution
    1 April 2003
    Overall 8
    7.5
     

    But you're not playing this game for its sound. Konami's Winning Eleven 6 offers some of the most realistic and engaging gameplay of any soccer game on the market, not to mention some surprising and entertaining Training Modes. The lack of licensing, clear instructions during the tutorials and a few play issues spoil some of WE 6' s game, but it still competes nicely with the FIFA kingpin. Read more

  5. Winning Eleven 6

    Reviewer: Gamer's Logik
    3 weeks ago
    Overall 10
    9.8
    Gameplay 10
    10
    Graphics 9
    9.0
    Sound 10
    9.5
     

    It goes without saying that EA Sports has had a strangle hold on simulation sports gaming for a while now. Until only recently the EA juggernaut has had absolutely no competition, here in the States anyway. If we look across the pond to Europe and Asia though, we see a slightly different scenario. You see, in Europe soccer (ahem, football) is the sport. It is the most popular sport on Earth, you know. As anyone could guess they take the sport very seriously over there... Read more

  1. Best on the market

    Reviewer: Shopping.com
    14 July 2005
    Overall 10
    10
     

    Being English makes me more qualified than many to write a review on a football (soccer) game. Howev Read more

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