Soccer must be a tough sport to get right. After what seems like years, EA's FIFA series still hasn't nailed that perfect balance, while Konami's Winning Eleven inches ahead with the most minuscule and subtle of advancements. Sony's World Tour Soccer, on the other hand, appears to have good years and bad years, swinging back and forth like a pendulum. This season happens to be a moderately good one, sort of half way between swings.
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Latest World Tour Soccer 2006 News & Updates
Mar 29, 2005 -
Soccer must be a tough sport to get right. After what seems like years, EA's
FIFA series still hasn't nailed that perfect balance, while Konami's
Winning Eleven inches ahead with the most minuscule and subtle of advancements. Sony's
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Feb 14, 2005 - Goooooooooooooal! (Most overused soccer joke ever).
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Feb 14, 2005 - Manchester United and U.S. National Team goalkeeper Tim Howard has signed on as official cover athlete for World Tour Soccer 2006, according to an announcement by Sony Computer Entertainment today.
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Feb 14, 2005 - Manchester United and U.S. National Team goalkeeper Tim Howard has signed on as official cover athlete for World Tour Soccer 2006, according to an announcement by Sony Computer Entertainment today.
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Jan 24, 2005 - A few new movies of South American football.
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About this Game
Building upon the roots of the franchise,
World Tour Soccer 2006 provides gamers with a familiar yet enhanced gameplay experience, complete with even more features, players, teams and stadiums. The game's global soccer experience is highlighted by more than 935 international and club teams from around the globe, along with 19,000 FIFPro licensed players from 32 different leagues, eight international tournaments and 28 unique stadiums. Utilizing the EyeToy USB camera, gamers can take snapshots of themselves and convert the high-resolution images of a gamer's head into a full 3D model so that they can personally battle against the world's best.
Release Date: March 22, 2005
MSRP: $29.99
Also on: PSP
ESRB: E
Also on: PSP
