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World Soccer Winning Eleven 2009

Second hand. Complete with registration card.

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$8.96 $12.99 In stock

Category: PS3

Every update seems to get closer to the game with it now seemingly easier to score from corners as in the real game and with an updated working of the offside law – shame that cant be applied to the linemen in the real game. The ultimate selling point of this title is the inclusion of the Champions League set up.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy L. ★★★★★

Corner kicks finally feel rewarding instead of a coin toss, and the ball physics off the crossbar are spot on. I’ve sunk a full evening into friendly matches and the pace of play just clicks.

Richard ★★★★★

The offside detection system is a real game-changer, making those tactical plays actually feel legitimate. It's finally rewarding to work the ball down the wing for a cross, just like in a real match.

Brian U. ★★★★★

Corners finally feel like they've been fixed — I've actually scored a few headers from near-post runs that used to always sail wide. The offside system is smarter too, though it still trips up now and then.