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PES 2011: Hands-on plus your questions answered

We spill the balls on Konami's latest football title from our hands-on with the game

Words: on August 12, 2010
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23 comments

  • Seabread - August 12, 2010 12:04 p.m.

    I'll be buying FIFA this year after skipping 2010's football games altogether. I used to play PES dating back from ISS:Deluxe through to PES'08 but Konami didn't innovate enough and PES stagnated. Kudos to EA for gazumping them. I have no loyalty to a brand, I just want to play the best sim and at the moment FIFA is that game.

  • Games_Radar_DaveMeikleham - August 12, 2010 12:01 p.m.

    @myguyfromthe80s Hello. This is obviously not a review of PES 2011, merely a brief hands-on, where we're trying to convey how it differs from last year's game on the pitch. As you say, Master League is of course a huge part of the appeal in PES (I've lost weeks of my life trying to mould Arsenal into a title winning team in the past). When we do further coverage on a more advanced build of the game, we'll make sure to touch on Master League.

  • myguyfromthe80s - August 12, 2010 11:47 a.m.

    Until you explain Master League Mode, you have covered nothing. Every year it's the same thing, reviews based on 1-2-1 matches, and online play. Pro always wins thanks to Master League, but every year, you reviewers fail to cover this. If I wanted Arcade football, I'd still be playing Adidas Power Soccer.

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