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Pro Evolution Soccer
Football, by feel
Konami's football line grew from 1995's Goal Storm and Winning Eleven into Pro Evolution Soccer in 2001, and carries on as eFootball, still chasing the feel of the real game.
- 1995
- First game
- 2
- Series
- Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo
- Creator
One world. Many eras.
Choose your chapter
Winning Eleven roots. Goal Storm and the ISS Pro games gave Konami a PlayStation football line, sold in Japan as Winning Eleven and known for its considered, realistic pace.
Start with ISS Pro EvolutionYour next late night
The essentials
Chapters
Series (2)
eFootballKonami's free-to-play football series, the successor to Pro Evolution Soccer, launched as eFootball in 2021 and updated each year.Konami's answer to FIFAPro Evolution SoccerThe Pro Evolution Soccer years: Konami's football sim from 2001 to PES 2019, including the North American editions sold under the Winning Eleven name.
Konami's answer to FIFAPro Evolution SoccerThe Pro Evolution Soccer years: Konami's football sim from 2001 to PES 2019, including the North American editions sold under the Winning Eleven name.
A legacy worth revisiting
The football purist's pick.
Known as Winning Eleven in Japan, ISS Pro in early European releases and Pro Evolution Soccer from 2001, this was FIFA's great rival for years. It favoured passing, positioning and the Master League over licences. The move to eFootball brought a new name and engine.
- 1995 to 2000
- Winning Eleven roots
- 2001 to 2020
- The PES years
- 2021 onwards
- eFootball
Scenes that stay with you
Inside the world
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