Header pic says it all really. Expect full details on Aug 4th, amongst other things.
Also, check out a new article on PESFan today, linking up a new article written by Play Magazine. It talks about what they call ‘PES magic’, something that made the series that little bit special back in the day.
Click here to read it.
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Big thanks to Lordmaster07 for bringing this to our attention.
Italian site Rise Of Games has posted up a video, showing off a little bit more than expected, with some menus and snippet of gameplay right at the start! It’s defo the new preview code, showing Germany vs Holland.
Check it out:
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As we await yet further details of what is shaping up to be a return to form for PES, I am seriously beginning to think Seabass and the main development team knew exactly what they wanted all along from next-gen PES.
With PES being a franchise that demands a new title every year, and let’s be honest here, our patience isn’t that good that we would be willing to wait a couple of years for a new game in the series to surface, the bridging years between PES2008 and now were always going to be an uphill struggle for the developers and fans alike. It could very well be that the game we look to be getting now was just not possible to be released until it was ready and by this I mean there was simply too much to be done, from scratch, for it to gradually come into being over last couple of years.
More on this after the jump.
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It wasn’t just a few UK blogs that got to play PES 2011 yesterday. German megasite ProRevoBlog director Marv was there as well, and along with his impressions, took a snap shot of the gaming area, revealing the main menu!
As you can see on the far right, Messi is pictured in new kit, with the options below. They’re not all there mind, you have scroll to the right to see them all.
Really nice, I’m sure you agree.
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Time to analyse the impact the PES 2011 announcements have made on the industry and the community. We discuss all these factors as well as provide our thoughts on why PES 2011 is the true next-gen successor to the PS2 masterclasses.
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