Pro Evolution Soccer 2012: What would you improve if you were Konami?

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  1. El viejo Matias Member

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    Yeah 2009 was such a looooong time ago ,lol....:D:p
          
  2. Prime Time Member

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    Sept. 27 is when it drops in North America. Two weeks ater in Europe.
  3. RiverGaucho Member

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    i dont get why they dont get more south american teams/leagues... that would secure the hispanic market... i mean no offense, but the dutch league? is there anyone out there who wants to play that league? if they got argentina, brasil, colombia, and mexico (just for starters) they would get killer sales

    dont get me wrong im going to buy it first thing tuesday morning, but every year im hopeful and always get disappointed when i see the team list
  4. Headcase New Member

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    What an improvement over last years abomination. I am actually excited for this one now. Have you seen the new career modes?

    Team lists never bother me since I just edit anyway.
  5. burning_phoneix Moderator

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    Huh? PES 2011 was a pretty good game I thought. :(
  6. Prime Time Member

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    Um, the Dutch care about the Dutch league?

    Honestly, the international fanbase of the South American leagues isn't as big as the European ones, which is why you see less of those teams and leagues in video games.
  7. HouseHead78 Member+

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    I may switch back to PES this year - really enjoyed the demo as compared to FIFA12.
  8. Prime Time Member

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    I agree, though I might still get FIFA, too.
  9. ComeOnChelsea Member

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    I had PES5 and loved it. Got Fifa this year...

    So can you still download something and get all the correct kits and names?

    One thing I loved about PES was when you did a practice match and you could hit a button and it would rewind about 5 seconds and you could try the same thing. Such as coming down wing and making a cross and seeing result and then hitting that button and it would rewind you back to making the cross where you could experiment with hitting it different ways. I thought it was a great learning tool. I have yet to see Fifa use something like this. Does PES still have it? If PES beefed up there online tools and got more license...I would buy it over FIFA
  10. burning_phoneix Moderator

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    You can still download patches for PES that change the names and kits.

    But that training option is not available any more...
  11. ComeOnChelsea Member

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    how are the online options? I have only played FIFA for about 1 hour, but it's hard to imagine a game having better online tools
  12. burning_phoneix Moderator

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    I don't play PES online (All about DAT SWEET LOCAL MULTIPLAYER) so I wouldn't know :(
  13. juventino13 Member

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    PES is a big fail. Konami has lost its way. i would improve all of it cause most of it is crap
  14. Prime Time Member

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    You're in the minority. Most who got the game are enjoying it and tooting its horns without end.
  15. juventino13 Member

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    no im not, the majority is saying its average, only PES fanboys are tooting its horns. the press, critics, gaming sites and the actual gamers are all saying its average
  16. Prime Time Member

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    Not really. I've seen several first-time PES players who've played it this year and are LOVING it. The gameplay is more fluid and organic than FIFA's, though the graphics and smoothness of the game are inferior to FIFA's.
  17. juventino13 Member

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    i suggest you do more research before you start talking crap. its an average game, deal with it. you will not find one site where PES got a higher score than FIFA (and if you do i'll show you 20 where FIFA scores higher) on gaming forums FIFA is better, in the press as well. I used to be a hardcore winning eleven fan and had 4 through 8. then pes 2009 came out, got that and thought, its exactly the same as 8. so 2010 came along and i switched to FIFA. PES 2010 was crap, PES 2011 was more crap and 2012 though its an improvement, is still just average
  18. juventino13 Member

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    the bottom line in video games is, is it fun? PES is fun, but FIFA is a lot more fun
  19. Prime Time Member

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    Casual game reviewers will say FIFA is better because they don't see the differences in gameplay that are a big deal to soccer die-hards who are also gamers.

    FIFA has little to no fouls. Yeah that's fun and realistic. :rolleyes:

    I'm not saying which is better because I have yet to decide, but to say "deal" with PES being weaker based on some crap reviews is nonsense.
  20. SoccerPrime Moderator

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    I'm a big fan of games like ManagerZone.com. Which game is better for creating your own team and players, along with training and campaigning? FIFA or PES?

    Can you buy players from a market or something like most online manager games?

    Thx
  21. Prime Time Member

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    PES. It's Master League mode is much, much deeper than FIFA's Career Mode.
  22. SoccerPrime Moderator

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    If you don't mind, can you tell me some of the specific differences between the Master League in PES and FIFA's Career Mode? And does PES 2012 have a better ML than previous versions (ie will I better serve if I bought PES 2009 or something)?

    THX
  23. burning_phoneix Moderator

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    I haven't played FIFA manager mode in a long time so I can't tell if it's better but Konami introduced huge changes to the Master League mode in the last few years so buying PES2009 won't cut it.

    Additions include sponsors, youth team players and backroom staff.
  24. SoccerPrime Moderator

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    This is probably a dumb question, but can 2 people play PES 2012, against each other, on the Wii version?

    Every time I try to find this out on Google it just refers to the new ability to control 2 players in the game at the same time. Not the question I am asking.
  25. thedragonrik58 Member

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    Definitely PES is better for creating your own team, players, and campaigning. Training, none have a good training mode IMO, but I've done training in both games and PES is better. And you basically can sign players from other teams, or if they're free agents, you can just offer them a reasonable contract, and your set to go.

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