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Just found this snipet at coremagazines site.....
Konami revealed today that 1.6 million copies of their PlayStation 2 soccer simulation 'Winning Eleven 5' have been shipped to retailers in Japan and Europe. Released under the title 'Pro-Soccer Evolution' in Europe, the game featured compatibility with five languages. Bolstered by the game's strong reception, Konami has already announced plans for another sequel in the series (Winning Eleven 6), which is scheduled for release later this year in both markets.
Konami revealed today that 1.6 million copies of their PlayStation 2 soccer simulation 'Winning Eleven 5' have been shipped to retailers in Japan and Europe. Released under the title 'Pro-Soccer Evolution' in Europe, the game featured compatibility with five languages. Bolstered by the game's strong reception, Konami has already announced plans for another sequel in the series (Winning Eleven 6), which is scheduled for release later this year in both markets.
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Just found this snipet at coremagazines site.....
Konami revealed today that 1.6 million copies of their PlayStation 2 soccer simulation 'Winning Eleven 5' have been shipped to retailers in Japan and Europe. Released under the title 'Pro-Soccer Evolution' in Europe, the game featured compatibility with five languages. Bolstered by the game's strong reception, Konami has already announced plans for another sequel in the series (Winning Eleven 6), which is scheduled for release later this year in both markets.
Konami revealed today that 1.6 million copies of their PlayStation 2 soccer simulation 'Winning Eleven 5' have been shipped to retailers in Japan and Europe. Released under the title 'Pro-Soccer Evolution' in Europe, the game featured compatibility with five languages. Bolstered by the game's strong reception, Konami has already announced plans for another sequel in the series (Winning Eleven 6), which is scheduled for release later this year in both markets.