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Pro Evolution Soccer

2002 1-2 Players 76% E - Everyone

Pro Evolution Soccer has more than 50 international soccer sides and 16 of the best club teams from around the world - ranging from Manchester United and AC Milan to Leeds United, who were briefly a top side at this time. The player also has a large array of options. The player can play single matches as well as league or cup tournaments, and there is also a training mode. There are 5 difficulty levels, different weather conditions, and injuries are optional, as are extra time and penalty shoot-outs. Players can be designed with a range of physical and mental attributes, as well as different appearances. Gameplay is not as end-to-end as the contemporary FIFA titles, and finishing is more of a matter of precise timing and skill. Players and officials make mistakes on occasion as well. Features: Intuitive control method and realistic shooting system 53 international teams plus five hidden 'Classic' line-ups Refined sprinting and dribbling movements Endorsed by FIFPro features football's biggest stars Extensive training mode and specially created stadia Commentary from Chris James and Terry Butcher

Release date
February 15, 2002
Developer
Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo
Publisher
Konami
Players
1-2

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Pro Evolution Soccer

Pro Evolution Soccer has more than 50 international soccer sides and 16 of the best club teams from around the world - ranging from Manchester United and AC Milan to Leeds United, who were briefly a top side at this time.

The player also has a large array of options. The player can play single matches as well as league or cup tournaments, and there is also a training mode. There are 5 difficulty levels, different weather conditions, and injuries are optional, as are extra time and penalty shoot-outs. Players can be designed with a range of physical and mental attributes, as well as different appearances.

Gameplay is not as end-to-end as the contemporary FIFA titles, and finishing is more of a matter of precise timing and skill. Players and officials make mistakes on occasion as well.

Features:
Intuitive control method and realistic shooting system
53 international teams plus five hidden 'Classic' line-ups
Refined sprinting and dribbling movements
Endorsed by FIFPro
features football's biggest stars
Extensive training mode and specially created stadia
Commentary from Chris James and Terry Butcher

Genres

Sports

Modes

Multiplayer

Studios and credits

Developer
Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo
Publisher
Konami

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideFebruary 15, 2002 · E - Everyone

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