J.League Winning Eleven 8 Asia Championship, also known as K-League Winning Eleven 8 Asia Championship in South Korea, and World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 Asia Championship in China, was the first game on the Asia Championship series, an updated version of PES 4 that is developed and published by Konami. The game was released only on PlayStation 2.
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Release Names[]
- Jリーグウイニングイレブン8 アジアチャンピオンシップ (SLPM-65740)
- K-리그 위닝 일레븐 8 아시아 챔피언쉽 (SLKA-25223)
- 实况足球 胜利十一人8 亚洲冠军联赛 (SCCS-40022)
Features[]
The game includes the Japanese J1 and J2 Leagues, and for the first time in the franchise, Korean K-League and the first and second divisions of China.
The game also features for the first time on the series the Nippon Challenge mode (Korea Challenge in the Korean Version), where you play as Japan (or Korea) and take them through the entire asian qualifiers of the International Cup and then attempt to win it. This game mode includes all asian national teams from the 2006 World Cup Qualifiers, but you can't choose them in any game mode.
Leagues[]
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- 1 Unlicensed Leagues
Teams[]
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- 1 Fictional Teams
Commentaries[]
Jon Kabira and Tetsuo Nakanishi- Shin Seung-Dae and Seo Hyeong-Uk
Screenshots[]
| J.League Winning Eleven Series |
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| 5th Generation Era |
| J-League Winning Eleven · 97 · 3 · 98-99 · 2000 · 2000 2nd · 2001 |
| 6th Generation Era |
| 5 · 6 · 8 Asia Championship · 9 Asia Championship · 10: Europa League 06-07 · J-League Winning Eleven Tactics |
| Club Championship |
| 2007 Club Championship · 2008 Club Championship · 2009 Club Championship · 2010 Club Championship |
| DLC Content |
| J.League 2012 DLC · 2013 DLC · 2014 DLC |