The original PSP game, World Tour Soccer, has been followed up by the sequel, World Tour Soccer 2. You can enter a team from the leagues of various countries in their domestic leagues and tournaments or international teams in the world cup and their separate continental cups. Gameplay is based on its predecessor; you can play as domestic or foreign teams. In addition, the player can compete against these teams in several point-based minigames that award points for better gameplay. These minigames include the Classic Challenge (in which you earn points for successful tackles, passes, goals scored, etc., and lose points for bad tackles, incomplete passes, and so on), the All-Rounder (in which you must pass the ball to all eleven players on your team before goals can be scored, and before are not counted), the Time attack (in which
There is also a mode called World Tour Mode, which allows players to compete in various tasks and receive medals of bronze, silver, and gold for their efforts. The more successfully players complete challenges, the more they can unlock and play.
Players also have the option to play multiplayer games either locally on their PSPs using ad-hoc support or over the internet using infrastructure support. Local competitions can accommodate up to eight players, and players can compete against other players in a one-on-one match or by forming alliances with up to three other players to take on teams of four.
