منظمة التجسس:Metal Gear Solid 4 آتية إلينا

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November 10, 2004—Konami revealed promising results for the first half of its 2005 Fiscal Year today in addition to confirming the existence of several of its upcoming videogames. The most notable revelation, of course, was that preliminary work on Metal Gear Solid 4 has already begun -- though the system, release year, and creative team behind it was not revealed. Konami's representatives also expressed a strong desire to sell more units of Metal Gear Solid 3 in comparison to the award winning MGS2, which was released in late 2001.



The Japanese publisher also confirmed that two more Winning Eleven games are on the way as well. The first, J-League Winning Eleven 8 Asia Championship is an expansion title based on the J-League and similar Asian tournament circuit. It will use the same engine as WE8 but also feature several new rule changes and roster differences to reflect the difference in concept. The second announcement for the WE series came in the form of European Club Soccer Winning Eleven Tactics, a football management game that will likely fall under the same umbrella as titles such as Championship Manager and Football Manager.

In addition to these announcements, Konami also revealed that its operating income for the six-month period ending on September 30 came to 11.9 billion Yen ($111 million U.S.), which is up 45% over last year. Revenues were also up with totals equaling 114 billion Yen (1.1 billion U.S.) -- up 12.3%.

In addition to the two game announcements made earlier, Konami cemented Winning Eleven's status as the star of its financial success by revealing that World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 has already sold over a million copies and that Pro Evolution Soccer 4 is performing very well in Europe.

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