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Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007

aka: PES 6: Pro Evolution Soccer, Pro Evolution Soccer 6, Winning Eleven 10

Moby ID: 24827

[ All ] [ PlayStation 2 ] [ PSP add ] [ Windows ] [ Xbox 360 add ]

PlayStation 2 screenshots

thumbnail — The game starts with a check for PAL(50Hz) or NTSC(60Hz), it then saves to a memory card, displays company logos before starting the animated introduction

thumbnail — The game's start screen

thumbnail — The first choice the player has to make is setting the difficulty level. Plenty to choose from here.

thumbnail — The game's main menu. There is banner text running across the bottom of the screen giving context sensitive messages

thumbnail — Lots of game configuration controls can be accessed by selecting Options from the main menu. This is just one of the lower level menus

thumbnail — The start of a training session. There are three training options, Step-by-step, Free training and Controls. These are the options for Step-by-step

thumbnail — This shows one of the training screens. First the player chooses the player to be trained, and watches the game demonstrate before practicing the move

thumbnail — Team selection. Note that the only real team name here is Arsenal.

thumbnail — The team tactics screen. Lots can be done here to set up team selection, formation, attacking and defending tactics and more

thumbnail — The match between Tyneside and West Midlands Village is about to start. There's a fly-by around the stadium and then the players take to the field

thumbnail — A Random Selection Match, one of the Main Menu options. After the controller setup screen the player chooses teams either from an area or a league

thumbnail — A Random Selection Match. After choosing controllers and teams the next option is player selection

thumbnail — A Random Selection Match. After selecting the team the player configures the overall settings for the match. Then it's on to the team tactics screen shown earlier

thumbnail — When a goal is scored it is followed by repeats from different angles. The final repeat allows the player to view the goal from any angle via the L1/2 R1/2 buttons

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — From the flashy intro movie.

thumbnail — A very pixelated audience.

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Team selection.

thumbnail — Strip selection

thumbnail — The teams are getting ready for kick off.

thumbnail — That's an easy one for the keeper.

thumbnail — Almost a mile offside.

thumbnail — The game can be played in several different camera views.

thumbnail — Not a good chance to score from here, but it's worth a try.

thumbnail — And he's through! (won't score though)

thumbnail — Getting a shot on goal.

thumbnail — The keeper saves.

thumbnail — Trying to tackle... fails.

thumbnail — A challenge on the midfield.

thumbnail — One of the highlights of the match.

thumbnail — Half-time summary.

thumbnail — Tactics screen

thumbnail — Missed the ball, took the player instead.

thumbnail — The referee showing the card.

thumbnail — -It hurts!, he yelled.

thumbnail — A free kick

thumbnail — Goalkeeper about to set the ball in play again.

thumbnail — The keeper has to stretch out here.

thumbnail — Trying a cross.

thumbnail — Substitution

thumbnail — A penalty kick.

thumbnail — Master League menu

thumbnail — Lots and lots of stats.

thumbnail — All the players in the game can be edited.

thumbnail — Gamers with artistic skills can create their own emblems.

thumbnail — PES, the first football game for shoe fetishists.

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