The Wii Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 is definitely standing out against its other version competitors. The European PES team leader John Murphy said that this particular version is better the the PS3 and 360 versions due to a couple of reasons. Read more on the interview after the jump!

If you just can't seem to find the proper fix for the football fever running through your veins, then perhaps you'll find it by visiting the newly opened European site of Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008. Nintendo UK recently announced that the new microsite for the upcoming Wii version of the game has gone live and will provide fans with a wealth of information regarding it. Read our full article for more details.

Just as always, we're going to have some good gaming this time around with stellar releases such as Team Ninja's Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3), and Sega Superstars Tennis (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, Wii). Check out the entire list in the  full article!

The Wii version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 has a point-and-click style control system unlike other console versions. According to Akiyoshi Chosokabe, producer of the game, there's chance that new ideas could make their way into the new PS3 and 360 versions of PES, as influenced by the Wii version. Find out the details in the full article.

What's to be gained when you cheat against other players in Pro Evoution Soccer 2008 (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS)? A lot, apparently. There's cash, bragging rights, and other sick pleasures to boot. Fortunately, Konami Digital Entertainment and Play.com are doing something to keep the rats off online matches. Read all about it in the full article up next.

Konami has released two new video assets for the Wii version of its premiere soccer sim, Winning Eleven: Playmaker 2008 (PC, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, and DS), featuring the game's controls and its playmaking aspect. While the videos are based on the Japanese release of the title, it doesn't change the fact that this is a game that players of any nationality can still enjoy with all the hardcore football action placed in the palm of you hand (or in this case, the Wiimote). Anyway, you can watch both of the videos in the full article.

Konami Digital Entertainment's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 for the Wii (also available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, PS2, Mobile, DS) will be released in Europe on March 28. If you're still unsure about picking up the game, you might want to head on over to the full article where we have some interesting screenshots that might help you decide.

Konami, one of the more prominent names in the video game industry, has released its financial reports for the nine month period from April to December of last year. They report the strong success of Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 as well as the Metal Gear series. More in the full article.

Soccer fans, be confused no more: Konami decided to unify the Winning Eleven series under a single, consistent name - at least in the Western front. The company has confirmed that the title for Winning Eleven Soccer for US fans will now stay similar to the European version, Pro Evolution Soccer. If Konami were to keep the name for one more year, it's latest title would have been Winning Eleven Soccer 11. More at the full story.

You've asked for it. Now you have it. Mii support is granted on the Wii version of Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 , and we're just all too happy about the fact that we're permitted to create teams consisting of big-headed players. Want to check out how an otherwise straightforward PES 2008 game turns weird? Check out the full article for more details.