World Soccer Winning Eleven (english translation)

Game Overview
World Soccer Winning Eleven for the Game Boy Advance, released in 2000 by Konami, brought a surprisingly deep soccer experience to the handheld. It arrived at a time when portable sports games were often simplified, but this one aimed higher, offering a condensed version of the console gameplay many already loved. The small screen and limited hardware didn't stop it from capturing the feel of a proper match.

You control a team of players, passing, shooting, and tackling your way toward the opponent's goal. The main objective is to outscore the other team within the match time. Signature mechanics include manual through passes that let you lead teammates into space, and sliding tackles that carry a real risk of fouling if mistimed. The pacing is quick but deliberate, with matches that demand focus and smart positioning. It feels satisfying to build up a play and slot one past the keeper, especially on the go.