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| Pro Evolution Soccer 6 (PS2) | 
| From: Konami
Category: Video Games
List Price: £24.99
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Rating:  109 reviews
Sales Rank: 3798
Platform: Playstation2
Genre: soccer-games
Rating: Parental Guidance
Media: Video Game
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 3 - 18 years
Operating System: Playstation 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 4012927120002
ASIN: B000EZMRKW
Release Date: October 26, 2006
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: Boxed/Disc has a lot of scratching but still plays/Case is a bit Tatty!
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Amazon.co.uk Review
In a nutshell:
The world’s most popular football sim returns with numerous tweaks and additions to make it even more realistic in both gameplay and graphics. If England don’t win the World Cup you can always take solace in the latest Pro Evo. The lowdown:
This latest sequel sees one of the biggest overhauls in the game’s history with the new improvements to the already impressive animation directly affecting the way you play. Dribbling with the ball is now easier but the quality of your passing and shooting now depends on the position of a player’s body in terms of both accuracy and power. Make a shot straight after a sharp turn, for example, and your chances of hitting the target are slim. Opponent and team artificial intelligence has also been greatly increased, to the point where every man on the pitch is thinking independently. Apart from the animation, the graphics in general have also been upgraded with much better player likenesses. Most exciting moment:
Thanks to the new changes Pro Evo 6 plays a much more attacking game than previously, with counter attacks after a fluffed shot on goal made much easier than previously. Since you ask:
Although the game doesn’t have the official FIFA World Cup license it does simulate an unofficial international tournament, including both qualifying rounds and the finals. The bottom line:
The best just keeps getting better with the most beautiful virtual game ever.
HARRISON DENT
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| Customer Reviews: Read 104 more reviews...
Same Old October 22, 2008
Duncan McDonald (Dundee)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is the last version of PES for the PS2. It is identical to the last one and the one before that.
It is a good football game and creating your own team in master league is fun. Plenty cups and competitions to keep you going. The lack of an official license is getting tiresome.
Good fun and one of the best footie games on PS2 but it lacks any real innovation.
This game is ancient now, but still makes me so... July 14, 2008
Dan Morgan-kane (U.K.)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
When I play football for real, when I watch it on TV, and when I play it on my video games consoles, I do it for at least one consistent reason; because I enjoy it.
The highs and lows of the beautiful game are what drive millions of fans into a range of raw emotions whenever their team goes into action. I am no different. Like a drug, I am addicted to that appeal. So, if there's a video game that can give me that feeling whenever I want, without having to watch a TV re-run or get enough mates down at the local park, then bring it on. PES6 tries to accomplish that; and for that I applaud Konami.
But my God, is this THE single most frustrating game on the planet?!
With good graphics, a good level of tactical input, great stadia, TV-like presentation (to even make it feel more like the real thing!), accessible controls and loads of teams and modes, what can go wrong?
A potentially great experience is ruined by Konami being seemingly unable to grasp the simple concept that when we play football, we play it, not the computer.
With an AI that constantly gets in the way, confusing both you and itself; with world-class strikers who miss headers from two yards (I'm not kidding) and with Konami just trying too hard to achieve realism, we're only left throwing our controllers at our screens.
When I push the header button, so that my player should header it, it doesn't always happen. Now, I can understand this as an attempt to say that players aren't perfect in real-life, but it happens way too much to be fun, and ruins the experience. I want to control what my players do, at least when they're directly involved in the play.
Also, when you're constantly left feeling frustrated that you can't string together two passes because the AI thinks that laying a through ball two yards (really slowly) is a better option that letting your striker on the far-side in for a one-on-one with the keeper, you're not getting that good feeling of creating beautiful team-plays and competing at an ever higher standard.
Other minor issues are that the crowd, whilst trying to be involved, sometimes seem like they're all reacting to those old APPLAUSE signs that you get on those dodgy TV shows. They take ages to respond to certain things, and sometimes don't even bother. Also, I agree with some of the other reviews, in that, the commentary is quite robotic still. But, given that they still seem to have quite a comparatively large vocabulary, it's not exactly the kiss of death for this game.
It's double-y frustrating, though, because Konami have gotten so much right. I love spending time tweaking my formations, keeping my players in top-notch condition and immersing myself in the whole festival of the match-day presentations. But as soon as the whistle blows, to kick off the match, I instantly remember why I hadn't played the game for months prior.
Marred by, what could be described as, trying to be too clever, PES6 is a frustrated, jaunting experience. I really hope that they can sort this out for future additions, because they've got a load of great concepts here.
 SUPERB AND THE MOST ADDICTIVE GAME EVER ! July 15, 2007
G. Olufemi (Essex)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
After the dissapointment of Pro Evolution Soccer 5 I Expected an improvement in the quality of the game but konami have not let me down this game is the most addictive game i have ever played i would recommend this game to any football fan and for all you Fifa Lover 4get Fifa its crap Pro Evolution Soccer Is The One And Only Best Football Game On Earth
what more could you ask for? July 10, 2007
K. Han
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
For many years now, the Winning Eleven / Pro Evolution Soccer franchise has been synonymous with quality, realistic gameplay. But does the latest installment of the franchise live up to its predecessors? The answer is that not only does Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 live up to the former games in the series, it surpasses them with even more incredible realism and absolutely gorgeous visuals.
Gameplay - 10: What has set the Winning Eleven series apart from all other soccer sims in the past is its gameplay. Once again, the gameplay of this installment of the series is excellent. All of the modes that we've come to know and love are back. The Master League (franchise mode for those who are unfamiliar with the series) is back in full force with an easier to navigate locker room menu. Now, changing your formation and rearranging players takes less time and less sorting through menus. In addition to the Master League, an international tournament mode is available as well as regular exhibition matches. But the features in the game are only a small part of the beautiful gameplay this game has to offer. In terms of actual gameplay, several changes have been made to better simulate a real game. For instances, rather than players making runs into a space occupied by defenders, they make runs into open space. Also, it's no longer possible to simply make a pass from one end of the pitch to the other from an impossible angle. In order for a strong pass to be made, your player must be balanced and have space to make a pass adding even more to the realism that this game prides itself on. It's also easier to clear the ball with a header while defending and on the whole, headers are much easier to get in position on. Overall, the changes that have been made to the gameplay are brilliant in terms of how they add even more realism to the game than there was previously.
Graphics - 10: I have to admit, this was one area of the game that utterly shocked me. In Winning Eleven 9, the graphics were solid, but weren't spectacular. However, the upgrade to the graphics in this game was wonderful. While Winning Eleven 9 provided solid visuals that were, at best, ok to look at, the visuals provided in Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 are a joy to behold. This was a fabulous upgrade to the series.
Sound - 10: The sounds are solid. The crowd reacts as you would expect it to. Good play from the teams on the pitch is well received by the crowd while poor play is scorned. The music in the game is just what you would expect from the series as well.
Features - 10: Why a separate section for this you ask? Well, while many of the features in the game were covered in the gameplay section, some of the other features haven't been discussed yet. One of the biggest, nicest features I have yet to mention as of yet is the fact that Manchester United and Arsenal are fully licensed. Also, many new designs for boots and balls, including the ball used in the World Cup, are available to be used. There are also some new features in the WE shop including the ability to buy costumes for teams. Very nice add-ons to the game.
Buy or Rent?: If you're a soccer fan, then there is absolutely no question that you must by this game. This, once again, blows FIFA out of the water. There is no better soccer sim on the market and no better way to play as the best players in the world in the comfort of your own home. Even if you aren't a soccer fan, rent this game and see how you like it. You may be pleasantly surprised how great a game it truly is.
Reviewer's Score: 10/10
ABSOLUTELY_AMAZING! June 24, 2007
Jrb Yates (London)
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
Pro evo 6 is another fantastic installment on the ever-successful pro series. A must have for all football fans
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