However, by 2007, the gaming landscape had shifted. The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 demanded HD visuals, online play, and physics engines that could mimic real life. Konami’s development team, led by Shingo "Seabass" Takatsuka, faced a monumental task: rebuild their engine for HD while keeping the "heart" of Winning Eleven intact.
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In a controversial move, Konami added a "dive" button. While risky—often resulting in a yellow card—a perfectly timed dive in the box could win a game-changing penalty. The Master League Legacy