PES6 360 Demo and Videos?
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shankly is god
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SlowSilver said:Haha, got me in the heart there. :laugh:
You bet wrong. I'm not shit, and you are certainly not the "king of PES" - oh I bet that hurt you didnt it?By the way, does your vocabulary expand beyond the word 'dickhead' by any chance?
shut up mate stop picking a fight with him its obv your tring to start on him, no one is the best at pro evo like im in 2nd league i dunno my exact place but i beaten a guy who is like top 10 so it doesnt really matter if he is or isnt better than you, youll never last in the real world
RonaldoFenomeno
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Winning Eleven Trailer
yo guys the trailer we already know
link:
http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?type=wmv&id=13303
yo guys the trailer we already know
link:
http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?type=wmv&id=13303
SlowSilver
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Picking a fight? He asked a question and I aswered it, then he attacked me for no reason.
You expect me to let that slip, despite the fact I said nothing offensive to him in my answer? If anything, he's picking a fight with me. Open your damn eyes.
You expect me to let that slip, despite the fact I said nothing offensive to him in my answer? If anything, he's picking a fight with me. Open your damn eyes.
shankly is god
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SlowSilver said:
that message was to him and all both of you stop fighting like girls, or ill slap the pair of you, this is a forum ok just pes talk
SlowSilver
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shankly is god said:
Sorry, I apologize, I thought you were talking to me because you quoted my post.
shankly is god
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the fifa 07 demmo is coming out on market place in early october
http://www.fifa07.ea.com/news/?id=9450&ntype=l&delta=1
http://www.fifa07.ea.com/news/?id=9450&ntype=l&delta=1
RonaldoFenomeno
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X06: Pro Evolution Soccer 6 Hands-On
Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 6 makes its Xbox 360 debut in October. We sit down with the latest build in Barcelona to see how it’s shaping up.
By Guy Cocker, GameSpot UK
Posted Sep 27, 2006 5:37 pm PT
BARCELONA--Earlier this year, Microsoft used the Leipzig Games Convention to announce that it had the football genre all to itself this Christmas. It proclaimed that the Xbox 360 was the only 'next-gen' console to offer both FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer this year. With both titles now set to emerge in October, we look to have a battle on our hands. In one corner is a FIFA that has been rebuilt completely from scratch, and in the other is a Pro Evolution Soccer making its Xbox 360 debut. Luckily, both were on hand at this year's X06 event, so we were able to compare the two games in advanced form.
You may remember from our Leipzig coverage that we were a little underwhelmed by the showing of Pro Evolution Soccer 6 there. Not only were there only four teams to play with, but it didn't look like it had been suitably enhanced for the high-definition ready console. Thankfully though, the X06 showing was in a much more advanced state, and we were able to play a two-player game with any team from the game. A testament to the attractiveness of this was the fact that PES6 was the most popular game at X06 after Gears of War, and we had to fight just for a single go on the game.
So as we mentioned, every team had now been entered into the game, giving us a decent choice as to who we could play as. While we chose to play as North London side Arsenal, the opposing player chose Chelsea. Unfortunately though, this team was listed as London F.C., which is sure to annoy fans of the dominating British club if it's still the case when the game arrives in stores. As Pro Evolution stalwarts will attest, the series often features incorrect team names when licences haven't been acquired. Despite Konami's assurance that there are more correct teams than ever before, it still seems that the majority of British club teams are incorrect. It's quite strange to see Arsenal have the correct details right down to the club sponsors, but then their London rivals are simply decked out in a blue strip with an incorrect team name.
Having said that, presented in the gloriously detailed Xbox 360 high definition outputs, it's easy to tell your players apart from each other at a single glance. Konami not only seems to have improved player likenesses since the Leipzig demo, but they also seem to move like their real life counterparts too. In fact, the changes made to the game since the last Pro Evolution were more apparent at X06, with a deliberately slower pace since Pro Evo 5. You seem to have a lot more control over your players, with more direct passes being made and less of the fouls that blighted last year's game.
The extra detail is also apparent off the pitch too. The crowd is far more animated in Pro Evolution Soccer 6, with individual groups of onlookers moving independently to other groups. You can also see the linesmen running up and down the side of the pitch now, and the new level of detail on the referee adds to the realism of the game. For example, when the referee plays an advantage, you'll see him putting his arms down to signal the teams to play on. There's also extra detail on the goalkeepers, and in the replays you can even get a feel for the movement of their fingertips as they tip the ball away. The experience is quite similar to seeing your favourite film in hi-def, and on the Xbox 360 it's easier to pick up on the many minute details in the game.
Konami also seems to have taken a more pro-active approach to securing real-life sponsors for the billboards around the pitch. Brand names now include Canon, whose name can be seen in the corner of the screen during replays, and Ben Sherman, FourFourTwo magazine, The Mirror, Reebok and Xbox 360 around the pitch. The club sponsors also seem to be up-to-date for those teams who are officially licensed, so Arsenal players sport the Fly Emirates logo on their chest.
The one last thing to see on Pro Evolution Soccer 6 is the online play, which is still shrouded in mystery at the moment. However, we won't really be able to test out this mode until people actually have the finished game in their hands. There's no doubt that the game is facing stiff competition in the form of FIFA 07, but thankfully we only have a month to wait to find out who will come out on top this season.
-GameSpot
Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 6 makes its Xbox 360 debut in October. We sit down with the latest build in Barcelona to see how it’s shaping up.
By Guy Cocker, GameSpot UK
Posted Sep 27, 2006 5:37 pm PT
BARCELONA--Earlier this year, Microsoft used the Leipzig Games Convention to announce that it had the football genre all to itself this Christmas. It proclaimed that the Xbox 360 was the only 'next-gen' console to offer both FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer this year. With both titles now set to emerge in October, we look to have a battle on our hands. In one corner is a FIFA that has been rebuilt completely from scratch, and in the other is a Pro Evolution Soccer making its Xbox 360 debut. Luckily, both were on hand at this year's X06 event, so we were able to compare the two games in advanced form.
You may remember from our Leipzig coverage that we were a little underwhelmed by the showing of Pro Evolution Soccer 6 there. Not only were there only four teams to play with, but it didn't look like it had been suitably enhanced for the high-definition ready console. Thankfully though, the X06 showing was in a much more advanced state, and we were able to play a two-player game with any team from the game. A testament to the attractiveness of this was the fact that PES6 was the most popular game at X06 after Gears of War, and we had to fight just for a single go on the game.
So as we mentioned, every team had now been entered into the game, giving us a decent choice as to who we could play as. While we chose to play as North London side Arsenal, the opposing player chose Chelsea. Unfortunately though, this team was listed as London F.C., which is sure to annoy fans of the dominating British club if it's still the case when the game arrives in stores. As Pro Evolution stalwarts will attest, the series often features incorrect team names when licences haven't been acquired. Despite Konami's assurance that there are more correct teams than ever before, it still seems that the majority of British club teams are incorrect. It's quite strange to see Arsenal have the correct details right down to the club sponsors, but then their London rivals are simply decked out in a blue strip with an incorrect team name.
Having said that, presented in the gloriously detailed Xbox 360 high definition outputs, it's easy to tell your players apart from each other at a single glance. Konami not only seems to have improved player likenesses since the Leipzig demo, but they also seem to move like their real life counterparts too. In fact, the changes made to the game since the last Pro Evolution were more apparent at X06, with a deliberately slower pace since Pro Evo 5. You seem to have a lot more control over your players, with more direct passes being made and less of the fouls that blighted last year's game.
The extra detail is also apparent off the pitch too. The crowd is far more animated in Pro Evolution Soccer 6, with individual groups of onlookers moving independently to other groups. You can also see the linesmen running up and down the side of the pitch now, and the new level of detail on the referee adds to the realism of the game. For example, when the referee plays an advantage, you'll see him putting his arms down to signal the teams to play on. There's also extra detail on the goalkeepers, and in the replays you can even get a feel for the movement of their fingertips as they tip the ball away. The experience is quite similar to seeing your favourite film in hi-def, and on the Xbox 360 it's easier to pick up on the many minute details in the game.
Konami also seems to have taken a more pro-active approach to securing real-life sponsors for the billboards around the pitch. Brand names now include Canon, whose name can be seen in the corner of the screen during replays, and Ben Sherman, FourFourTwo magazine, The Mirror, Reebok and Xbox 360 around the pitch. The club sponsors also seem to be up-to-date for those teams who are officially licensed, so Arsenal players sport the Fly Emirates logo on their chest.
The one last thing to see on Pro Evolution Soccer 6 is the online play, which is still shrouded in mystery at the moment. However, we won't really be able to test out this mode until people actually have the finished game in their hands. There's no doubt that the game is facing stiff competition in the form of FIFA 07, but thankfully we only have a month to wait to find out who will come out on top this season.
-GameSpot
sparrow123
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i heard PES6 is on Marketplace tonight
haha the video shows adriano take two shots with his right foot,like that would ever happen.glad terry is on the cover but adriano is overrated.he had a worse world cup than ronaldo who came into it b4 they were knocked out,he always seems to be on a goaldraught.anyway,any1 if it is on 2nite?if so il go to me m8s as im still waitin 4 me xbox360 to be delivered
dont hold ur breath on it coming out tonight or u will more than likely pass out i have been looking everywhere for info or footage and there is no mention of a demo been checking marketplace regularly but nothing yet.hope im wrong but i cant see it being on there today
sparrow123
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It was on at Teh SUPO CRIMBO YO