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Pro Evolution Soccer 3

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Pro Evolution Soccer 3

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2004 video game

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Pro Evolution Soccer 3, also known as World Soccer: Winning Eleven 7 International, is a sports simulator developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo and published by Konami. The game supports single player, multiplayer, and co-operative game modes. It was released for PC (Microsoft Windows) and PlayStation 2 platforms.

The title was released in 2003, with a specific release date of November 1, 2003, according to RAWG data. An announcement date of February 17, 2004, and a publication date of February 19, 2004, are also recorded. The game is part of the Pro Evolution Soccer and Winning Eleven franchises.

Critical reception includes a rating of 8 out of 10, 15 out of 20, and 18 out of 20. RAWG lists a rating of 3.86, while IGDB reports a user rating of 78 based on 51 ratings and a critic rating of 87 from 4 critics.

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Game data

Released
2003-11-01
User rating
3.86 / 5
Genres
Sports
Platforms
PC, PlayStation 2

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Game details · IGDB

87Critic score · 4 ratings
78User score · 51 ratings

The third instalment of the Pro Evolution Soccer series, with improved graphics and a bigger Master League, which was split into four zones, with two divisions and cup competitions in each zone. Other than most of the Italian teams, club names, as are many of the players, are fictional. However, the game has an improved edit mode so players can edit the team's name, flag, logo, team shirts, and stadium. The shop system can unlock hidden features such as classic teams. The game also has a training and a challenge mode, in which players must dribble around cones as quickly as possible. Repla…

Released
2003
Genres
Simulator, Sport
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2
Game modes
Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative
Franchise
Pro Evolution Soccer, Winning Eleven
Developer
Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo
Publisher
Konami

Wikidata facts

Country of origin
Japan
Publisher
Konami
Series
eFootball
Developer
Konami
Distribution format
DVD
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publication date
2004-02-19
review score
18/20
announcement date
2004-02-17
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