There follows the usual tactical options screen, a brief summary of the (insanely crappy) controls, and you're straight into Pro Evolution Soccer action. Sound controls in particular would be a welcome addition, if only they allowed you to turn off the awful music Konami has selected for the Pro Evolution Soccer menu and intro pages, and the tinny, poorly rendered chants during the game.Īfter selecting Exhibition mode (the only option apart from Exit), you're offered a choice of four clubs (FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester United) or two licensed national sides (France and Italy) to pit against each other. With no way of adjusting graphics, sound or controls, the demo has a very rigid feel to it. The French Ligue 1 Orange is now fully licensed plus more club licenses, including Manchester United, Olympiakos and Bayern Munich.Ī Bundesliga licence was supposed to happen but Konami were forced to remove the Bundesliga licensing, which means the Bundesliga will not be present in PES6, not even as a series of unlicensed teams.Another weak point in the Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 demo is the lack of any game options whatsoever. More licenses are included, including fully licensed international kits with England, Spain and Italy to name a few (as well as the ever present Japan license). More licensed teams are included along with new boots, hairstyles and an improved Master League. Pro Evolution Soccer 6 promises to 'embrace the beautiful game' with more tricks and an overall more attacking mentality, with players encouraged to take people on. Partially as a result of EA Sports' affinity to purchasing exclusive rights for their FIFA series Pro Evolution Soccer games have traditionally lacked the sheer volume of licences present in EA's offerings, with the most notable absences being the FA Premier League, and more recently, the German Bundesliga (football). It is very popular in Europe, due to the realistic and playable gameplay.

The latest edition of the most popular football game ever is here - Pro Evolution Soccer (known in Japan and the Americas as Winning Eleven) is a football computer and video game series developed by Konami (KCET).

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