Pro Evolution Soccer 2006

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Game Name:Pro Evolution Soccer 2006

Platform:ps3

Type:PKG

Console:PS3

Developer:Inc., The Codemasters Software Company Limited, SCEE Studio London, Humongous Entertainment, 989 Studios, Blue Shift, Gary Dunn, IR Gurus Interactive Pty Ltd., 49Games GmbH, Kuju Sheffield

Publisher:SEGA of America, Inc., Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Ltd., Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., ak tronic Software & Services GmbH, SEGA Europe Ltd., Take-Two Interactive Software, 2K Games, The Codemasters Software Company Limited, Atari, Buka Entertainment, Midway Home Entertainment, Mastertronic Games Ltd., Global Software Publishing Ltd., RTL Enterprises GmbH

Genre:Sports

Perspective:3rd-person (Other)

Gameplay:Managerial / business simulation

Visual Style:Cinematic camera

Offline Players:1-2 Players

Multiplayer:Hot Seat,

Online Players:2-16 Players

Release Date:June 5, 2006

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