Console	PSP
Size	810MB
Developer & Publisher	Konami
Genre	Soccer
File Format	ISO
Region	Europe
Released Date	December 1, 2006

Pro Evolution Soccer 6, which in the US is referred to as Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007. Pro Evolution Soccer Installation was meant to include a Bundesliga license. However, Konami had to delete the teams. As a result, the Bundesliga is not included in PES6, not even as a collection of unlicensed teams, except FC Bayern Munich. It is who had full permission to play despite the absence of their shirt promoting T-Home.

The Bundesliga did not play any more games after that, and the German teams’ activity was limited to a handful of them showing up in other blocks. Additionally, it is the final PES game to use the version number. Going forward, the year in the title will be used instead. Moreover, PES 2008 replaced Pro Evolution Soccer 6.

Gameplay​

Firstly, the above game provides an authentic gameplay experience and complex design for an authentic football experience. Gamers can select from a wide range of teams and participate in different competitions. The controls in the game are adaptable, enabling accurate passing, dribbling, and shooting. Every game has a true flavor to it, with lively weather and packed stadiums of supporters.

Secondly, in the Master League mode of the game, you can strategically choose your team’s transfers and tactics. You can even make your player and mentor them as they advance in their profession, gaining recognition and developing their abilities. However, you can play online against enemies worldwide or challenge friends with multiplayer options.

Thirdly, choose your team and adjust your lineup and tactics to start playing. To operate the player, use the joystick, to pass, shoot, and tackle, use the buttons. Gaining skills in these controls and figuring out all aspects of football strategy are necessary for game success.

Features​

• The International Challenge Mode was added to the PES Series for the first time with PES6.
• In PES6, you may select the majority of the nations that can be played. And every zone contains teams that can’t be played in any mode.
• The user may participate in national call-ups during sessions and can only play the qualifiers from Europe, North/Central America, or South America.
• A randomized structure is used for all matches inside each group. Each with 32 teams contesting in eight groups of four for the European qualifiers.
• In an elimination format, six teams contest in the North and Central American qualifiers.
• Ten teams participate in a randomized league to qualify for the South American tournament.
• Eight teams compete in the Asian qualifying tournament, split into two groups of four.