After a rally of titles in Winning Eleven series, Japan based developer Konami is planning a new iteration in the series. The latest game release list by Konami reveals it all. The listing says that the game will be heading to Nintendo’s Wii.
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The game is known as Pro Evolution Soccer outside Japan and the latest revelation has once again shown Konami’s love for Wii. It seems like Japanese will be getting their hands on Wii version of the game first.
However, the game is still looking forward for its release date to be announced that Konami is presently contemplating, while DS version has been slated for this October launch.
Winning Eleven is a multiplatform game that is likely to come with some fixes to the prior version like:
• Improved defense
• Real looking animation
• Enhanced online play
• Improved graphics
Look for new soccer game sometime next year.
Via: n-philes
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