Winning Eleven 4

Winning Eleven 4
Developer(s)	Konami
Publisher(s)	Konami
Platform(s)	PlayStation
Release Dates	JP: September 2, 1999 US: June 6, 2000 EU: May 11, 1999 MLS: September, 2000
Mode(s)	Single-player, Multiplayer

World Soccer Jikkyou Winning Eleven 4 (also known as ISS Pro Evolution in North America and Europe) is the fourth installment of Konami's Winning Eleven football video game series that was released in 1999. The Winning Eleven Series would later continue to be renamed as Pro Evolution Soccer.

Teams

National Teams

Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Denmark England Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy

Netherlands Northern Ireland Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Scotland Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine

Wales Yugoslavia Cameroon Egypt Morocco Nigeria South Africa Tunisia Jamaica Mexico USA Argentina Brazil Chile

Colombia Paraguay Peru Uruguay China Iran Japan Saudi Arabia South Korea United Arab Emirates Australia

Clubs

Manchester United Arsenal Chelsea Liverpool AS Monaco Olympique Marseille Borussia Dortmund Bayern München

FC Barcelona Real Madrid Inter Milan Juventus AC Milan Lazio Parma Ajax

Stadiums

	Stade du disque volant		Olympia Stadion JP/EU Berlin Stadion US
	Apex Twin		Colosseo di Lombardia
	Bayern Stadion		Postbus Arena
	Parc des General		Plaza de Santiago
	Pacific Stadium		Trad Brick
	Clubhouse

Olympic Mode

The Japanese Version includes an exclusive mode featuring U-23 Teams, including the asian qualifiers and the finals for the Sydney 2000 olympic games. Japan U-22 team include real players due a license agreement with the Japanese Olympic Committee.

Olympic Teams

Portugal Spain Italy Germany Morocco Tunisia Nigeria Cameroon United States Mexico Brazil

Argentina Japan South Korea China Thailand Kazakhstan Iran Kuwait Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates Australia

ESPN MLS Gamenight

A version including MLS club teams instead european ones named ESPN MLS GameNight was released later in September 2000 in North America, co-developed by Konami Computer Entertainment American and Saffire, Inc. This game featured commentaries in north american english by Bob Ley and latin american spanish by Luis Omar Tapia.

Clubs in ESPN MLS Gamenight

D.C. United MetroStars Miami Fusion New England Revolution Chicago Fire Dallas Burn

Columbus Crew Tampa Bay Mutiny Colorado Rapids Kansas City Wizards Los Angeles Galaxy San Jose Earthquakes

Commentaries

• Jon Kabira and Hiroshi Hayano
• Martin Williams and Terry Butcher
• Olivier Deslandes and Thierry Fourmi
• No Data
• Gianni Pinoli and Giancarlo Ciccone as Oscar Bellini
• Guillermo Reinlein and Xavier Fernández
• Bob Ley for ESPN MLS Gamenight
• Luis Omar Tapia for ESPN MLS Gamenight

Box Arts