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next gen screens and news next week!!!!!!!

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lazandreas

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just been listening to the podcast and was anounced that the first screens and news about pro evo 7 will be announced late next week! thats amazing! wowwwwwwwwwwwwww!
 
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lazandreas

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also forgot to mention, the guys announced that pro evo will be coming out BEFORE winning eleven, wow this is exciting stuff! the guys are doing awesome job on podcast!
 
Yi-Long

Yi-Long

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Maybe they meant it will be coming out before the US version of WInning 11!? I doubt they will bring it out before the Japanese/asian version of Winning 11, cause that's usually in July.

Anyway, let's hope this new Pro Evo will be truly next-gen, instead of the lame excuse of a next-gen version that was last year's 360 version.
 
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ecureuil

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The PS3 gets the real next gen version, the 360 gets the port, again. Also, rumour has it Sony are financing it, to get the best features on the PS3 version, but we'll see about that.
 
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lazandreas

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ecureuil said:
The PS3 gets the real next gen version, the 360 gets the port, again. Also, rumour has it Sony are financing it, to get the best features on the PS3 version, but we'll see about that.
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no that is incorrect, they are going to be exactly the same, why make one better than the other? they are not going to make a poor version for the 360
 
Lami

Lami

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lazandreas said:
no that is incorrect, they are going to be exactly the same, why make one better than the other? they are not going to make a poor version for the 360
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Sorry to dissapoint you and cause some disturbance but it is true. Sony has given Konami a handfull of cash to make sure the PS3 version is done to its best. Its business mate. Obviously you own a 360 :ninja:

@Yi-Long,
The reason WE11 is pushed back is because J League on PS2 is released in August, which only means they want to make profit out of this version. It doesn't make sense releasing both in the same month. Again, its all business.
 
Barry

Barry

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All next-gen versions will feature a fully functional edit mode too -- something that was sorely lacking from last year's 360 version of PES 6 -- so players can create there own team and or edit existing ones. As yet there's no word on which licensed teams will feature or indeed what online modes we can expect.
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Good find shamnex.

Pics from the link:











 
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Dan

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Cool. The 360 version better not be missing important features.


Naturally the effectiveness of an opponent's change in tactics depends on the team they're playing as: strong international and club squads will be able to counter your tactics faster and more effectively than less skilled clubs, although players will still notice the change in their opponents play if they resort to using the same channels of attack. Likewise, powerful teams can also punish lazy tactical play to devastating effect, so if you lose the ball in your half to Robbie Keane there's a good chance he'll score. However, lose out to a less proficient striker and the odds of them converting the shot are less favourable.

The improved AI changes the way the game is played almost on every level, forcing players to take a much wider view of the game and real use the full width and breadth of their team. As such the pitch scanner plays a much bigger part in the game because it enables players to pick out openings in the defence (if they're skilled enough, obviously) and thread a ball through to an advancing attacker.

Teamvision affects set-plays as well as free play too. Cheap free kicks are a thing of the past because the opposing defence will close down runs faster, which prevents players from passing a ball into the box and tapping a shot in from short range. Naturally there are times when you will scorean easy goal, whether it's from a well-worked passing move or a fizzing direct free kick, but the enchanced AI now means players must think more if they want to consistantly win.

Other improvements promised for PES 2008 includes improved greater close control, so there's more scope for skilled dribbling, tricks and neat inter-player passing moves. Setting up a free-kick isn't quick as restrictive either, whether you're defending or attacking. You can change the number of players in the wall if you're defending or, if you're on the attacking, plan runs more intricately and position specific target men for the kicker to aim for.

However, the most noticeable improvement PES 2008 will offer over its predecessors (apart from Teamvision of course) is the graphics. Konami promises it will be a true next-gen experience, so there will be proper facial animations, shirt pulling and kits that flow and crease as the players run around. Watermarks from sweat and rain appear as the game continues too, bringing the player that bit closer to the action than ever before. All next-gen versions will feature a fully functional edit mode too -- something that was sorely lacking from last year's 360 version of PES 6 -- so players can create there own team and or edit existing ones. As yet there's no word on which licensed teams will feature or indeed what online modes we can expect.

"We have taken a long hard look at what has made the Pro Evolution Soccer series so popular, and where we want to take it next," commented Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka, creator of the series and Producer of PES 2008. "With the new Teamvision AI system, we truly believe that we have elevated the game to a new level. The movement of players off the ball, coupled with the total control given to the player, creates the closest simulation of real football to date. We really hope everyone enjoys our evolution. I promise it will be worth the wait." We certainly hope so.
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¬_¬ at least we have an edit mode now.
 
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That TeamVision sounds PERFECT!
It's exactly what all the old-pes timers need to rekindle any doubt they might have about it lacking or being too easy!
I'm really looking forward to having a go at that!
Good news about the graphics aswell!
hopefully they bring back untucked shirts!

Edit- Just seen the screen with Cristiano in it! Looks a lot better than last years version of him :D
 
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Keane'o

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Yesss!!!.......sooo glad that we have an overhaul with the AI....all thats needed to know now is the depth of editing and licences etc.....got im excited
 
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