shortly after. A complete modification ("mod") of the game was released shortly after, showing a still dedicated fan-base. A total of nine titles in the main series were released, the first simply numbered, and the final two 2000 and 2001, and sold around 1 million copies altogether. In 2004, Planeta DeAgostini acquired the rights to the name and released PC Fútbol 2005, developed by Gaelco. It continued the "tradition" of bug-ridden games of the early games, and although it sold very well in December 2004 (second only to The Sims 2), most fans were disappointed with it. Other titles There were a number of titles released outside the main series: PC Calcio and PC Premier focused on the Italian and English football championships, and PC Clausura, aimed at Argentine market. Before the Euro'96, PC Selección'96, gave players the control of the Spanish team for the same tournament. PC Fútbol abroad Since the first versions of the game were only available in Spanish, the series market was limited, but the success was wide. In 1994 Dinamic Multimedia decided to reach the Italian and Argentine markets and published PC Calcio and PC Fútbol Clausura. Both were successful and followed by other versions each year. In 1996, Gremlin approached the Spanish company to develop new titles on their highly regarded Premier Manager series. Three games were released using the PC Fútbol engine, from 1997 to 1999. In 2000, EuroLeague Football, an English oriented version of PC Fútbol 2000 was released, published by Sold-Out Software. Games Simulador Profesional de Fútbol PC Fútbol 2.0 PC Fútbol 3.0 PC Fútbol 4.0 PC Fútbol 5.0 PC Fútbol 6.0 PC Fútbol 7 PC Fútbol 2000 PC Fútbol 2001 PC Fútbol 2005 PC Fútbol 2006 PC Fútbol 2007 References External links Gaelco games Video game franchises Video games developed in Spain Association football video games Europe-exclusive video games