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A bit of advice: stick with 720p. 1080i is NOT a better resolution that 720p, because the "i" in 1080i means interlaced, while the "p" in 720p means progressive. What this means is that while you have 1,080 vertical lines of information with 1080i, only 540 of those lines are visible on your...

Your PS3 will recognize any DLC for the UK version and automatically prompt you to download it. It doesn't matter where you are located in the world, if a patch becomes available, you will get it.

I would recommend doing it with all the teams. The change isn't that drastic, and teams that tend to play defensively will still do so. Like, you won't suddenly find Bolton bombing up the wing every time they get the ball, you'll just notice that they take advantage of openings more frequently...

Unfortunately, that's exactly what he means. However, I can assure you that this works. The AI becomes much more challenging, and will be more aggressive in its attack. You have to go into edit mode and edit each team individually. It takes a little while, but once it's done, it's done, and...

Pro Evo 2010 being the only version of PES I've ever played, it's definitely my favorite so far. ;) But honestly, I thought the gameplay of the demo was beautiful, and had no doubt that I would love the full game. After a few weeks of playing, that feeling has not changed. Of course the game...

I've yet to experience this problem. When I hit ^ for the keeper to come out, he always goes right for the ball.

Yes, I know what he meant. If you are familiar with the Pulp Fiction scene in which Jules speaks that line, it's in response to Frank Whaley's character saying "What?". I was making a joke, hence the winky emoticon.

What? ;)

It's a single-player mode! If you lower the difficulty against tougher teams, you're not cheating anyone, except maybe yourself. On the other hand, if you start a season on Regular or Pro, then get better at the game and find you're winning games too easily, you have the option of making the...

I'm not seeing this at all from the AI opponent. In fact, when a defender has me beat down the wing, he will almost always either push me off the ball or make a perfect slide tackle on the ball. I do find it difficult to block the AI's crosses, but that's probably because I'm just not very good...

I'd say if you just picked up the game on Saturday, you should definitely spend some more time getting used to Pro before throwing your hands up in defeat. The problem with playing on Regular level for too long is that you develop some really bad habits. For instance, on Regular, it's way too...

I second Barry's suggestion of checking out the Wikipedia article on Association Football. I was pretty much in the same boat as you, CrabApple, and that article gave me a nice overview of the sport. And if you scroll down to the "see also" links, you will find articles that give in-depth...

It would be easy to find out. First go to edit mode and just change the attack level setting for the team that you're using in ML, then load your ML and start your next match. Go to game plan and check to see if the setting is at 4.

I can't believe this thread isn't getting more attention. This easy tweak really does change the flow of the game, and makes the AI much more aggressive on the attack, which seems to be one of the game's biggest shortcomings among those of us who otherwise love it. Rama, this was a great find...

Tried it, and after playing a good 10 matches with the new settings, I have to agree that this really works. The AI still passes it around in the backfield, but as soon as they see an opening they take it. A lot more through balls and counter attack play on their part. And if I leave an opening...

Minimum 15 for me, sometimes 20 or 30.

Yes, it will absolutely work on your U.S. PS3 -- no modding or trickery required. However, it will only work on your U.S. PS3 if you have it hooked up to an HDTV, and it must (I think) be hooked up via an HDMI cable. If you are using an old standard def. television or component cables, the PAL...

No doubt. From a gameplay standpoint, all the camera angles have their pros and cons, so I don't think any one can be considered the perfect angle to play with, but normal long is probably the most balanced.

I was playing exclusively with normal long and didn't see much sense in using any other camera view, but then I tried Broadcast 1. While at first I hated it, after one or two matches getting used to controlling the players from that view, I'm now stuck on it. Like you say, it really shows off...

I have the UK version and live in the U.S., and I log on with my U.S. PSN account. You don't have to make a new account to play online, or to receive updates (transfers, etc.) whenever they are released. As long as you don't copy the system data from the OF onto your PS3, and only copy the edit...