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So what do want a fucking cracker? Piss off man.

Actually FIFA or NBA 2K would cost me a less. Don't have to pay tax on the Playstation Store. ;)

Even NBA 2K is getting in on the act: http://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/09/25/playstation-store-update-258/ But no PES?! WTF man.

I guess just express your interest here in this thread. The guys at Konami read these boards, speaking of which... EA's Fifa Street is also now up on the Playstation Store, for $59.99. :no: Crimey, that right there should be reason enough to get PES 13 up there on release day, to help keep...

One last appeal here to get PES on the Playstation Store in North America. Release date for this year's game is coming up soon, so hopefully we see PES 13 show up there this year. Do it, for Mr. Snrub. :snrub:

I was hoping to avoid doing that. I guess I'll find out later on today if the 25th is a worldwide release. One reason: Because ya mama likes it that way. My favorite part of your post was how you took the opinion of one anonymous gamer as gospel after a whopping two games with the demo...

Anyone know the demo release date for PS3 in North America??? I'm hoping for today, the 25th, but the announcement says Europe. :unsure:

They probably just gave me a few hours of my life back. I'm gonna go celebrate with a night out and lose those hours once again.

Could have also included a "both" or "neither" option, but oh well. As for which game, I played about 20 games of FIFA 12 then went back and played just a few games of PES 12, and the amount of variety I saw in PES blew FIFA out of the water. I truly do not understand the appeal of FIFA...

One of the advantages of a digital version is that you don't potentially lose sales to the used game market. EA is on top of this and are starting to put out new releases in digital format, even allowing people to pre-order on the Playstation Store (see NCAA Football 13). My guess is FIFA...

Not sure what you mean by response based. If you can accept that the game plays more to strategy and attributes it becomes a lot more enjoyable. Sure it might not always look right, but at least there is an underlying explanation. It really was more of a rebuke. ;) It sounds to me like...

You can use game speed as a difficulty modifier. If the game is too difficult you can slow it down, which will make tackling easier, as well as setting up shots, etc.

Sminky... All that stuff you mentioned about CPU controlled players is true, but I've figured out that a lot of it is because the game heavily favors stats and strategy, and it doesn't quite have the animations to back it up. In other words it will sacrifice the way it looks on the field for...

Welbeck... If you set up your shots and shoot with proper timing you will be more accurate. For defending if you use the "hold up play" mechanic (R2 + X on PS3) it will help prevent dribblers from going right through you, because most of the time it triggers the CPU to slow down. Go in for...

:willis: I said Playstation Store, not Xbox Marketplace. Maybe it's on it's way there too? :snrub:

The O/D levels work just fine to combat the AI attacks, as does getting your guys back manually by switching to players off the ball. Don't confuse scripting with the AI forcing you to use some strategy.

Thanks for this! :cool: Any estimated time of arrival for 2.0? If it's still a ways off I may just download what you have done already. Thanks again. :)

21. Better sideline awareness from the AI Been playing on Professional difficulty lately, and one thing I see quite a bit is the AI touch the ball out of bounds to give me a throw in, when they really had no business doing so. Example: I clear the ball after an AI attack, and it heads...

A patch?! Nice... Well, at least in theory... We'll see how it turns out. :unsure: I doubt it'll be anything significant, but I like the dedication. :cool: Use O/D level to get your defense back to help against those CPU headers, especially late when they seem inevitable.

Come on Konami, it's about time to get your game on the Playstation Store. EA has FIFA 12 up there, at $59.99 no less. :shocking: Surely PES 2012 would fit nicely at around $29.99, or maybe even $39.99. Heck, even $49.99 would be a more attractive buy. EA is getting ready to drop some $20 DLC...