wraggster
August 24th, 2006, 01:39
Heres an excerpt:
Konami gave DS fans a taste of the portable counterpart today at its San Francisco GC 2006 local event. Though the game played second chair to its bigger brother, the DS version was slick, solid, and stylish, showing that the Winning Eleven series won't just be giving the Fifa franchise a run for its money on the console front, but in the portable realm as well. With a coveted score of 8.1 from Fifa 2006, and a promising first attempt from Pro Evolution Soccer 2007, we may be in store for one heck of a turf-battle this soccer season.
The Winning Eleven series is now the best-selling soccer franchise out there, and that's because of one reason; gameplay. Admittedly, neither of the two games shown at the event (360 and DS) were graphically superb. The 360 version was showing evidence of a port-job from an Xbox or PS2 version, and while there wasn't anything overly problematic about the DS version,
Full article (http://uk.ds.ign.com/articles/727/727699p1.html)
Konami gave DS fans a taste of the portable counterpart today at its San Francisco GC 2006 local event. Though the game played second chair to its bigger brother, the DS version was slick, solid, and stylish, showing that the Winning Eleven series won't just be giving the Fifa franchise a run for its money on the console front, but in the portable realm as well. With a coveted score of 8.1 from Fifa 2006, and a promising first attempt from Pro Evolution Soccer 2007, we may be in store for one heck of a turf-battle this soccer season.
The Winning Eleven series is now the best-selling soccer franchise out there, and that's because of one reason; gameplay. Admittedly, neither of the two games shown at the event (360 and DS) were graphically superb. The 360 version was showing evidence of a port-job from an Xbox or PS2 version, and while there wasn't anything overly problematic about the DS version,
Full article (http://uk.ds.ign.com/articles/727/727699p1.html)