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World Soccer Winning Eleven DS Goal x Goal (New)

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$17.99 $24.99 In stock

Category: Nintendo DS

The DS sequel plays a fine game of footy with the bottom screen being used as a radar map for the top screen. Passes veritably ping along and the lack of buttons doesnt prevent the manoeuvres from the big console brothers being executed with some panache. The shop can be used to upgrade players skills and even a fruit machine pops up every now and then to reward managers with a new player. Still putting in the hard work on the training pitches gets the real results.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Amelia E. ★★★★★

The passing feels incredibly crisp and responsive even without physical buttons, making every match flow smoothly. That radar map on the bottom screen is a game-changer for spotting open teammates. Really captures the fast-paced feel of a real football game.

Sophia I. ★★★★★

The touch screen radar map is a lifesaver for keeping track of everything, even during frantic plays. Passes feel crisp and responsive, which is impressive given the DS controls. Really solid soccer action that kept me hooked on the bus.

Emma M. ★★★★★

My thumb was cramping after the first few matches, but then I realized how much you can rely on the radar map on the bottom screen instead of constantly juggling the camera—it makes the flow of the game way more cerebral. The passes really do zip around the pitch with that satisfying snap, even if t