World Soccer Winning Eleven 10 - Liveware Evolution

World Soccer Winning Eleven 10: Liveware Evolution is the Korean PlayStation 2 release in Konami's long-running football series. It launched in South Korea on January 18, 2007, with Korean voice work and subtitles for local players.

Liveware Evolution centers on matches, league play, cups, and the series' Master League. In Master League, players manage a professional team while pursuing championships; league mode allows the number of participating players to be set for International and National League competition.

The release also offered regional and international cup competitions alongside its other football modes. Its Korean localization made the game's menus, subtitles, and spoken commentary accessible in Korean.

Online competition was a defining feature of this edition. Its network service was offered free of charge, and online cooperative 2-on-2 matches let friends play together rather than only seek opponents.

The network mode added community tools: up to 30 players could form a group, use a dedicated group chat channel, enter group-versus-group matches, and appear in group rankings. Standard matches could host four consoles in one room for 2-on-2 play; with two players at each console, this allowed up to 4-on-4 competition.

One-on-one match rooms included spectating, while tournament mode allowed players to enter with three selected teams. A dedicated Master League tournament also enabled competition between Master League teams, giving this PS2 edition both solo team management and structured online play.