PSM3 are going to Japan next week and will one of the first to try the game!!!
This is taken from their website.
PSM3's first verdict
So, on the surface, a lot of changes. What will it all mean? Hard to tell until we see the game next week, when we head to Japan for the first-look - with details to follow in PSM3#128, on-sale June 3rd. Don't miss out. Subscribe to PSM3 in time for PSM3#128 here. For now, we're interested to see how Konami will resolve the tension between full 360˚ non assisted passing and shooting, with players' need to play a simple pass, or to expect Rooney to score a tap in from five yards without having to precisely angle the pad and apply the correct pressure.
Customisable right stick tricks are potentially inspired; doubly welcome because it signifies a shift away from the d-pad tricks of old, that blighted PES 2010's part 360˚ analogue/part digital feel.
As for Online Master League, a small part of our brain is peeping like a Victorian kettle at the prospect of 'live' online auctions, where only one player can afford virtual Torres; leaving us to assemble a team of world beaters on the cheap armed only with our Mourinho-esque tactics, and Steve Bruce-style eye for a Latin American bargain.
Bottom line: expect it to look, and feel, a lot more like FIFA, but, potentially, with the depth of game modes you'd expect of Pro Evo. As ever, we'll know more next week.
Reading between the lines, it sounds like the focus is on top player's individuality, and their ability to create magic in one-on-ones - hopefully, showing off the new animation system.
More as it happens. Do you like what you're hearing? Keen to know more? Or happy to keep playing FIFA and look back on PES like a fractured, painful, split from a once devoted lover? Er, or similar.
Cheers,
PSM3
This is taken from their website.
PSM3's first verdict
So, on the surface, a lot of changes. What will it all mean? Hard to tell until we see the game next week, when we head to Japan for the first-look - with details to follow in PSM3#128, on-sale June 3rd. Don't miss out. Subscribe to PSM3 in time for PSM3#128 here. For now, we're interested to see how Konami will resolve the tension between full 360˚ non assisted passing and shooting, with players' need to play a simple pass, or to expect Rooney to score a tap in from five yards without having to precisely angle the pad and apply the correct pressure.
Customisable right stick tricks are potentially inspired; doubly welcome because it signifies a shift away from the d-pad tricks of old, that blighted PES 2010's part 360˚ analogue/part digital feel.
As for Online Master League, a small part of our brain is peeping like a Victorian kettle at the prospect of 'live' online auctions, where only one player can afford virtual Torres; leaving us to assemble a team of world beaters on the cheap armed only with our Mourinho-esque tactics, and Steve Bruce-style eye for a Latin American bargain.
Bottom line: expect it to look, and feel, a lot more like FIFA, but, potentially, with the depth of game modes you'd expect of Pro Evo. As ever, we'll know more next week.
Reading between the lines, it sounds like the focus is on top player's individuality, and their ability to create magic in one-on-ones - hopefully, showing off the new animation system.
More as it happens. Do you like what you're hearing? Keen to know more? Or happy to keep playing FIFA and look back on PES like a fractured, painful, split from a once devoted lover? Er, or similar.
Cheers,
PSM3
