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EL SEGUNDO, CA - March 17, 2009 ? Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., announced today that Pro Evolution Soccer? 2009 (PES 2009) for Wii? has shipped to retail stores nationwide. Already available on Xbox 360? video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PLAYSTATION?3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation?2 computer entertainment system, and PSP? (PlayStation?Portable) system, Wii owners now have the ability to experience Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 with exclusive co-op play and much more! As one of the premier soccer games on the market, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 for Wii offers an authentic soccer experience, incredible realism, and exciting new gameplay. Featuring real players, a large variety of licensed teams and a number of professional arenas, gamers will be able to re-create the excitement surrounding the world?s most popular sport. As in previous releases, the ball is treated as a separate entity, with the timing of shots completely controlled by the player. An updated AI system ensures that teammates will be constantly seeking the best field position, making intelligent moves on both offense and defense. Unique to the Wii version, players can easily move their players on the pitch using intuitive controls, enabling a variety of offense patterns on the fly. Dribbling control has also been enhanced, and a number of subtle moves have been added to bypass defenders in order to move the ball down the pitch. For the first time, to further the gameplay?s realism, the Wii version now features the acclaimed ?Master League Mode? where players can complete a squad with real players based on transfers, blending real soccer strategy with real soccer fun. Utilizing the Wii capabilities, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 has exciting new online features and customization options. Featuring a co-op play that supports up to 4 players, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 has a greatly improved online mode that can support up to eight players competing online simultaneously, using two consoles and with four players per Wii console. Anything up to four against four is allowed online, while offline allows for four players simultaneously. Based on controller preference, players can choose from the nunchuck and Wii Remote, the horizontal Wii Remote or the Classic controller. In addition, this version offers the Edit Mode where players can create badges, kits and soccer stars from scratch. Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 offers gamers the ability to compete as the world?s best players as it is the only game on the market to have the UEFA Champions League Mode. Additionally, Argentinean forward Lionel Messi and one of Mexico?s finest soccer players, Andres Guardado will be the faces of the latest version of the multi-million selling Pro Evolution Soccer series. Messi is regarded as one of the most exciting talents of the modern game as this 21-year-old is an ever-present fixture on both the Argentinean national team and his club team, FC Barcelona. Guardado, known for his renowned play on the Spanish professional club team Deportivo de La Coru?a and for the Mexican national soccer team, has developed a large and loyal fan base worldwide. Taking the commitment to Latin America one step further, Konami has also invited two renowned Latin narrators into the Pro Evolution Soccer family, adding to the impressive roster of different language narrations. Well-known soccer analysts Luis Garcia and Christian Martinoli will be the Spanish commentators in the game, allowing players to listen to the personalities they have grown accustomed to while watching their favorite teams. Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 is now available on Xbox 360? video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PLAYSTATION?3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation?2 computer entertainment system, Windows PC, and PSP? (PlayStation?Portable) system and Wii?. For more information on Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 and other Konami products, please visit the company website at www.konami.com.PR email
You'll love * Tweaks make this a stronger title * Commentary is insane * New modes are very welcomeYou'll hate * Basically the same as last year * Player likenesses dependent on their fame * Steep learning curve for new shooting mechanic
Closing CommentsPro Evo Soccer 2009 is an extremely fun soccer game. It has a ton of features, even if the bulk of them are unchanged from last year?s game (less the new UEFA Champions mode) but that doesn?t make them any less fun. The one caveat to buying Pro Evo 2009 goes to those who already own last year?s version. Unless you?re a diehard soccer fan who needs that UEFA license, you may just want to stick with the version you have. But if you?ve a soccer nut don?t let the initial shock of the user interface and control scheme throw you, Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 on the Wii presents some of the most realistic soccer in gaming.
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today revealed a new trailer for Pro Evolution Soccer? 2009 (PES 2009) for Wii?, which is available now throughout the Americas. The trailer showcases prominent gameplay and scoring sequences of both cover athletes Lionel Messi of FC Barcelona, and Andrés Guardado of Deportivo de La Coru?a. PES 2009 for Wii? builds on the innovative control system pioneered by its predecessor, as it adds a wide range of new control and content elements to liven up the action and provide a more interactive experience. The game features real stadiums, real players, online play, new gameplay modes and more, allowing gamers to re-create the same excitement that surrounds the world?s most popular sport. PES 2009 for Wii? enables players to choose from three different controller styles to fit their preference including Wii Remote and Nunchuck, horizontal Wii Remote or the Classic Controller. Other key features include the addition of the UEFA Champions League - the greatest club competition in European football - a greatly expanded Champions Road Mode, and the introduction of the Master League on the Wii platform. PES 2009 also has co-op play and a greatly improved online mode allowing up to eight players to compete online at once, using two consoles. Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 is now available on Xbox 360? video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PLAYSTATION?3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation?2 computer entertainment system, Windows PC, and PSP? (PlayStation?Portable) system and Wii?. For more information on Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 and other Konami products, please visit the company website at www.konami.com.PR email
UK, July 8, 2009 - Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 for the Wii is to launch shortly after the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game, marking an end to the staggered release schedule that the series has taken across this generation's consoles.Konami's long-running Pro Evolution Soccer series traditionally makes its debut shortly after the European football season commences, with the Wii version coming some months after. That's to change this year, with PES 2010 coming to the Wii this Autumn.Whereas the HD versions of Pro Evolution Soccer have struggled against the resurgent FIFA games, the Wii versions have proved to be the pick of the bunch, introducing innovative and effective motion controls and providing a fresh take on the sport.That's going to continue this year, with the game's producer Akiyoshi 'Greyhound' Chosogabe promising a series of refinements. Details are still vague, but expect an improved stamina system as well as more involved free kicks."Our control system for Wii is still regarded as the finest and most intuitive around, and we have once again reworked it to add a level of control and realism that can appeal to new and old PES fans alike," said Greyhound.Expect to learn more about Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 in all its incarnations very soon.
Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced that PES 2010 will be released for PLAYSTATION?3, Xbox 360, PC-DVD and mobile phones on October 22nd, with versions for PlayStation?2 and PSP? (PlayStation?Portable) to follow on November 5th and Wii on November 19th. PES 2010 marks the greatest advance for the series to date, with the PLAYSTATION?3, Xbox 360 and PC-DVD versions benefiting from 360 degree control, while also feature the most detailed visuals and most realistic animation to date, and all new Master League elements. The Tokyo-based development team has worked closely with the PES fan base to implement the most requested advances, and as a result PES 2010 is set to be the ultimate football fans? game. Konami has also worked to add a number of new licences to the game, at both International and Club levels. All the major national teams are now included, with officially-sanctioned versions of the likes of England, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Brazil and Argentina, plus the newly-added official German national team. At club level, PES 2010 will also include the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, and Konami is currently negotiating to feature as many of the qualifying teams from these two tournaments. Some teams ? including Real Madrid, Juventus and Manchester United ? have already been implemented, with more to be announced in the coming weeks.GamesPress
- improved lighting and depth of color- detailed animations- more stylized menu system- slower gameplay, faster reaction time, more precise input- team focused on bumping up the 1-on-1 matches- Still no replay sharing/storing feature due to technical limitations
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