With the 2002 World Cup Tournament just around the corner, it's no surprise that console soccer games are a dime a dozen right now. Since EA's got the official World Cup license locked up in the US, other sports game makers are trying their best to stand out and convince footie fans that their game is the one to get. The lineup is fairly clearly defined: SEGA's games cater to arcade gamers, FIFA skews more on the sim side, and Midway's RedCard falls somewhere in between. Konami, a football fan's favorite in both Europe and Japan, joins the fray with the US incarnation of its popular Winning Eleven
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