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So is there a release date for the PC version yet?
I was under the impression it was the 19th!?So is there a release date for the PC version yet?
Same date as the 360/PS3 versions. It's just the demo that's out later.So is there a release date for the PC version yet?
Demo available in UK since last week. Should be same for most of eufinally wanted to give the PS3 demo a try so i checked my PSN and.... no demo there yet (EU here) Cmon Konami!!
I was under the impression it was the 19th!?
No, but it can in the full game. Goes from -2 to +2, default is 0.Thanks guys, found it... just played one game hmm can the speed be adjusted in the demo? Didn't find any option for that so far...
No, but it can in the full game. Goes from -2 to +2, default is 0.
1. This varies depending on position. Sometimes just holding X / A will pressure, if your player is further away you might have to tap sprint a couple of times to get him to move in and attempt a tackle - don't hold it, just tap it a couple of times when your player is near theirs (I've no idea why sprint is the equivalent of a pressure button, but it seems to work). You can also move the right stick when near the opposition to make your player move in that direction and try to get the ball. Or press X / Square to call in a second player to pressure them.
- Is there a way to actually pressure an opponent by getting your player to press on him? So far, the only thing I've seen is how to posture right preparing for a tackle, but nothing comparable to the pressure mechanic seen in FIFA.
- How do I manually select a player quickly?
- Is there a way to actually pressure an opponent by getting your player to press on him? So far, the only thing I've seen is how to posture right preparing for a tackle, but nothing comparable to the pressure mechanic seen in FIFA.
- How do I manually select a player quickly?
(Quoting myself for context)Xbox demo is now available for free. Downloading to see if it's better input lag wise.
If the game doesn't have the 2 v 2 option I'm not buying it./QUOTE]
It has it. First, it's "logical" if you have 11 v 11 to have lower numbers available.
Also, you can lock the number of participants to 4 in a room (This is seen in the trailer, while not explained it's seen in the foreground while browsing through the interface) which, AFAIK, 2 v 2 is the only mode 4 people can play,
arcade roots?
Immediate response times from player. If you press a button, he immediately does what you intended, it doesn't matter if he's being pressured or not.
Not bad keepers again.
Funny thing is that they're either great or retarded. I don't get it.
What are the pc requirements to run the game ?
It's the same in FIFA. I guess it's impossible to create good keepers.
Some impressions from the review code which arrived yesterday.
The bad:
- Keepers still have issues, they lose awareness of the ball when something that isn't supposed to happens does. Crosses that are targeted to the goal for example, they let in some turkeys.
- Shooting is harder than the demo, I'm doing a lot of floaty shooting.
- 1 bar for passing is hard to control, 2 bars is too automatic.
- Some player awareness issues still remain.
- Some goals are very unsatisfying because they have 3 or 4 animations for controlled shoots and most of the shooting animation inside the penalty are bad, they don't have much "oomph!".
- A lot of missing faces, Benfica for example doesn't feature a single one.
The good:
- It's fucking fun. It's more refined than the 2nd demo.
- Magical moments are.. magical, lol.
- AI is fucking relentless on higher difficulties. Strangely enough, Top player is more balanced than Superstar and Professional
- When you come to grips with the controls, it really shines. PES lost its arcade roots, you need to take various circumstances into account in 2014.
Waiting for the day 1 patch to see what changes/is improved. Right now it's alright, but the potential is immense. They just need to sort some stuff out.
If it isn't I'm not going to fall for a bait and switch. My willpower is strong... I have resisted the charms of GTAV thus far and konami are not having me double dip on the same platform. It'll come out on steam eventually.I'm really doubting this will be out on Steam day 1 like they promised. I don't even think it has a SteamDB entry yet.
Is a 2v2 mode not confirmed? That's shit if so.If the game doesn't have the 2 v 2 option I'm not buying it. The way people act on 1 v 1 games grinds me and 11 v 11 will be a clusterfuck like FIFA. Poor form not having online available for reviewers.
Is a 2v2 mode not confirmed? That's shit if so.
Can't find it in text form
Is the retail version steamworks?
I don't believe so, none of the key sites are stating Steam is required.
There was an entry in the SteamDB for "Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 Retail Version" so I don't know if retail keys could be activated on Steam eventually.
PES 2014 is a methodical sports game with deep systems that reward practice and experimentation; the sort of game that will appeal to people who read Zonal Marking rather than Sun Sport. It's never going to beat FIFA for glitz and polish - charms that are no less valid when it comes to how you invest your leisure time - but PES has the potential to become a very deep obsession, where even a 4-0 drubbing has meaning.
VERDICT: It was a bold move to keep PES current gen and not take the yearly installment to the PS4 and Xbox One. Sadly it is likely to be a move that sees it get eclipsed by its closest rival yet again – which is a crushing disappointment, given that this is a clear improvement on last year, and genuinely one of the most enjoyable, intuitive and clever soccer simulations of the generation. It deserves a wider audience, with Konami clearly having a corking engine on their hands in the Fox. Still, minor issues aside, this is a great way for the series to bow out on the current hardware.
Eurogamer review
Godisageek.com review
Gamespot.com have it a 6? Jesus, harsh, ign. Com 8.4.
I won't even post the Gamespot review but this website is getting really close to being a joke.
I won't even post the Gamespot review but this website is getting really close to being a joke.
Keepers,shooting,passing are all things that should be judged after many many matches playing with many different teams.
Since in Pes every team is different from the other thanks to individuality,players skills are very important.
Some keepers are good and they do no awful mistakes, others react quicker but are less precise in their savings,etc
shooting and passing is the same,they rely on stats,even at 0 bars. So the difficulty of passing and shooting depends on player ability
The rest of your points i agree,both bad and good.I only would wait more time before saying anything definitive about keepers,passing and shooting