Following the previous entry is the game's predecessor. EA FC 24 Coins World Soccer Winning Eleven 7 had the crown jewel of improvements to yearly sports games, a new and improved engine. The engine improved upon the game's graphics, balanced the gameplay, and improved opponent AI.
Impressively, Konami managed to secure licensing for some of Italy's top teams. Roma, Juventus, and A.C. Milan, who were at the height of their powers at the time, were all officially licensed. Furthermore, it was the series first game to allow 3 or 4 players to play together.
Again, the previous entry is followed by its predecessor. Winning Eleven 7 may have improved upon the game's engine, but could still only match Winning Eleven 6's score of 93. Winning Eleven 6 is not the optimal game to revisit retrospectively, but it deserves its spot on the list for kicking off (no pun intended) the golden age of Konami soccer games.
The game is remembered fondly for its iconic opening cinematic that featured Queen's We Will Rock You.
ISS Pro Evolution could have been one of Metacritic's highest-rated rated games ever, if it wasn't for IGN's review. buy EA FC Coins IGN gave the game a 5.1 as they felt there were already enough soccer games and ironically suggested that gamers buy EA Sports FC instead. Despite this setback, the game is still among the highest-rated video games ever scored on the site. Fitting with Konami's confusing titles, ISS Pro Evolution is the companies fourth soccer game. The PlayStation exclusive surpassed its predecessor's for featuring club teams for the first time and introducing the iconic Master League mode.
