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  27 March 2003

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1. Winning Eleven 6

   Reviewer: The Armchair Empire
   4 May 2003

   Overall 9

   

    

   WE6 does a wonderful job of providing gamers with a very true to form soccer simulation. Read more

2. Winning Eleven 6 Review

   Reviewer: GameZone
   27 March 2003

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 9

   

   Sound 9

   

   Storyline 9

   

   Multiplayer 8

   

    

   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 (JPN)

   Reviewer: NTSC UK
   1 March 2003

   Overall 8

   

    

   Overall this is a must have for fans of the series and non-fans alike. This is how football games should be simulated. It takes all the best parts of past football games, and gives the complete package more life, depth individuality than any football game seen before. With a refined Master League, 56 national teams and 40 club teams, with yet more unlockable teams and players, there will be more then enough here to ensure you will be playing this long after the World Cup... Read more

4. Winning Eleven 6

   Reviewer: Into Liquid Sky
   3 May 2009

   Overall 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

5. You say football, I say futbol.

   Reviewer: Game Revolution
   1 April 2003

   Overall 8

   

    

   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