PES 2011 : Goalkeepers to be improved in PES 2011

In this week's US press release announcing Pro Evolution Socce..., an extra paragraph appeared talking about the improvements to be made to goalkeepers.

"Improved Goalkeepers: In keeping with the basis of total freedom of movement, players now have more control over their keeper. This greater control allows for quick roll-outs, instinctive saves, pinpoint accuracy with goal kicks, and precision ball distribution to make quicker breaks or playing down the clock easier."

Thanks to WENB and prorevo for the heads up.

Credit : www.pesfan.com

PES 2011: Football Evolved

Total revamp, total freedom, total football

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH will deliver a completely new footballing experience later this year with the advent of PES 2011, for PlayStation�3, Xbox 360, PC-DVD, Wii, PlayStation 2 and PSP™ (PlayStation�Portable), which sees the publisher’s long-running series undergo the most radical revamp in its history.

The PES range has long been regarded as offering incredible realism and control, but PES 2011 will reinvigorate the series with the most advanced raft of gameplay additions, control options, and animations to meet the evolution of real-life football. Central to its total freedom of play, PES 2011 introduces a power bar for each player that allows the user to determine the exact strength and placement of every pass and shot. Balls can now be spread absolutely anywhere with utter precision, with long balls into space, short passes to feet and intricate one-twos allowing the player to dictate play and control the tempo of a match.

This freedom of play is also extended via new AI routines designed to place every move and decision in the player’s hands. No longer will assisted AI intervene during matches; users will now need to sense and react to threats; and passes will not automatically reach the nearest player. Instead, all-new routines facilitate complete control both of the player and their chosen actions in every respect to give the player sublime control over every movement.

"It was time for PES to transform, and PES 2011 represents the most ambitious redesign in the series’ history," commented Jon Murphy, European PES Team Leader for Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH. "We’ve continued to work closely with the fans to pinpoint what it is about football that PES didn’t do. Total freedom was the priority and all-new animation a must. PES 2011 does both – indeed, they are directly linked to each other – and while the new game is recognisably PES at its heart, it is also the most radically improved version ever."

Key to PES 2011’s new approach is a specially-designed control system that allows total control over every element of play. The triangulation of passes and making space using clever runs becomes paramount, and build-up play is everything. Likewise, dribbling and close control are tougher to master, and the days of making streaking runs through the centre of the park are over, as PES mirrors the real-life football.

The result is the most complete and realistic PES to date. PES 2011 delivers an evolved experience that still has the key PES ehthos of skill and realism at its core. Likewise, every other aspect of the game has been totally reworked, including:

Total Control: PES Productions has enhanced the 360-degree passing ratio, offering unprecedented levels of control over every pass, shot, throw-in, through ball and lofted through balls. This allows users to pass the ball into space, and move their play with total freedom. Players must precisely weight their passes and second-guess the runs of their team-mates and exploit their movement. Players even can apply pressure on opponents to force them off the ball.

Shot & Stamina Gauge: In addition to the generic power gauge, the Shot & Stamina meter details the player’s exact level of fitness. Constantly sprinting will affect the player’s movements and will have an adverse affect on his stats, with passes going awry and a loss of pace.

New Defender AI: Defenders now hold their positions naturally, no longer chasing any ball that enters their area; preferring to close down the attacker and force them into a mistake.

Animation and Player Physics: PES Productions has totally reworked every element of in-game animation. These additions will become clear before even kick-off, with the players enjoying fluid, natural movements, with more realistic acceleration and inertia than ever before. The physicality between players is also improved, which was a priority requested in PES forums. Jostling and blocking now looks stunning, while there is a larger variety of convincing tackling styles. Ambient animation also adds immensely to the in-game atmosphere, as players behave realistically when off the ball, and walk and run with a variety of individual styles.

Speed of Play: The new level of control means that PES 2011 enjoys a more considered pace of play, which varies dependent on situations. The game will burst into life as counter-attacks come into play, but players can dictate the pace via slow build up or exploiting available space to surge forward. It is harder to make long runs from midfield, and successful play will depend on making quick passes to make room.

Aesthetics: PES 2010 showcased the best likenesses in a football game, and PES 2011 ups the ante further. Facial animation has been enhanced, but the key advances are over 1000 all-new animations which have been recreated from the ground up using over 100 hours of motion captured footage. Every aspect of player movement has been reworked, with more organic runs, turns, throw-ins, tackles, and interaction. The way players speed up and slow down is also more natural, while replays display elements of motion blur that bring your saved goals to vivid life.

Tactical and Strategy: The sheer number of options available in the PES series has established it as a remarkably flexible simulation, allowing players to stamp their playing style on each match. The PES Productions team has implemented an all new ‘Drag and Drop’ mechanism that can be used in every aspect of team management, not just substitutions or formation changes. These settings are also animated to promote better understanding of the plays that have been altered.

Feint settings: PES has always offered a wide range of subtle skills, feints and turns, but PES 2011 allows users to map their favourite move sequences to the right stick, making them more accessible than ever before.

Master League Online: Master League will offer an all-new challenge, as users are invited to try their hand against other managers online. PES 2011 will mark the online debut for its much-loved Master League element, with players bidding against each other for the world’s best players, and attempting to build a squad that can compete with the best against online peers all over the globe.

PES 2011 also features a myriad of smaller additions, all designed to enhance the overall experience. The game’s difficulty level has been upped thanks to the greater control on offer, while new camera angles showcase the game’s stunning visuals and animation. Likewise, in accordance with the strong wishes of the fan base, both referees and goal keepers have been improved in both aesthetic and AI terms, while an all-new commentary process has been implemented that offers a better and less repetitive overview of the proceedings.

The game will also see the return of Lionel Messi – arguably the greatest player in the modern game – as its cover star, and the expansion of its UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League elements, and the addition of the Copa Liberadores, South America’s most influential and important club-based competition.

"This is just the tip of the iceberg for PES 2011," concluded Murphy. "We have some significant announcements still to come regarding game modes and gameplay functions. The first footage of the new game perfectly showcases the new animation and freedom elements that beat at the heart of the new game. We are confident that PES 2011 will both surprise and delight football fans. They are going to have to relearn how they play, as this is a very different game, but I am confident it will blow them all away."

PES 2011 will be released for PlayStation�3, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation�2, PSP™ (PlayStation�Portable), and PC-DVD in the Autumn.


To see the PES Fans' reaction, and to join in the discussion, please visit: http://forums.pesfan.com/showthread.php?t=230212

Credit : www.pesfan.com

PES 2010 : New update What's news?

After very long holidays I return to blog (but still holidays...:) ). This is about PES DLC and update hits on last Monday 21st.

And its nothing but great news for all PES fans!

Aside from the additional footwear and balls, Seabass & Co have been working hard at fixing in-game elements – certain things in direct response to fan feedback. Konami missed a trick when they forget to let users saved custom tactics and formations, especially as it was one of the key inclusions in this years game. Thankfully thats now been fixed, meaning no more re-doing the whole thing before every game. There’s also new connectivity indicators, making it much easier to spot people with poor connection.

But the REAL good news from the update comes once you actually start playing the game. There’s an instant realization that things have changed for the better, without ever being as clear as night and day. The ref’s for example are much stricter, and with it more realistic. Loads more fouls are given, and finally lots more penalties. There’s also a new found smoothness with the game, in how it flows and responds to your commands.

Currently many people are refraining from stating these improvements as facts, but right now the general feeling is a lot has changed for the better. Make sure you download the update as soon as possible and let us know what you think here.
Hit the jump for the press release and full list of boots and balls.


Thanks to kos301 for the list:
The DLC adds new boots and balls

Boots:

-Umbro Speciali
-Puma v1.10 i
-Puma v-Konstrukt III
-Nike CTR360 Maestri
-Nike Mercurial Vapor Superfly
-Nike T90 Laser III
-Nike Tiempo Legend III
-Adidas Predator X TRX (2 different colours)
-Adidas F50i TuniT (new colour)

Balls:

-Nike Total 90 ASCENTE
-Puma Speed Ball
-Umbro DYNAMIS LSR Pro Ball (different colour)

PES DLC and update hits today

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH will today release free content and an update for its PES 2010 title for PLAYSTATION(R)3, Xbox 360 and PC-DVD.

3 new balls and 10 new boots are offered as additional free DLC.

On the other side, the update makes it even easier to use the game’s comprehensive formation settings, and also adds icons to show the connectivity status of online players. All settings can now be saved and Stocked Data will be loaded automatically, speeding up play immediately. Likewise, the new connectivity icons will show the user as a Grey icon, with Green, Yellow and Red icons detailing the quality of the opponent’s connection, with red being the worse.

The update also improves match making between users of the PC-DVD version of the game with different processors.

Credit : winningelevenblog.com

PES 2010 Classic Players : New Hidden Players

These are new hidden players that replaces some old hidden players (They are in club now such as KEMALSON = Keirrison now on Benfica )

ROMIRA ->
MAJU FREITON = Manuel FRIEDRICH (Bayer Leverkusen)

MALVELA ->
EGOOIJ = Eljero ELIA (Hamburger SV)

LUI GARINA ->
HULJPPSSON = Erik HUSEKLEPP (SK Brann Bergen)

JOEL EQUATER ->
TEA POOLIE = PETIT (1. FC Köln)

HULKO ->
FNICH = Clemens FRITZ (Werder Bremen)

CATIRI ->
DONIGETSU = Alejandro DOMÍNGUEZ (Rubin Kasan)

KEMALSON ->
KINI GONTALOZ = KILY GONZÁLEZ (CA San Lorenzo)

OJQUERA ->
COUL LOMER = Claudio LÓPEZ (Kansas City Wizards)

SYREMINO ->
BALTHAN LOW = VÁGNER LOVE (Palmeiras)

ZAMAELLIA ->
SMEYOTTO = Guillermo SCHELOTTO (Cloumbus Crew)

BEYE = LUA LUA

PES 2010 Master League : Transfer Negotiation Tips

I've noticed a few things when negotiating transfers and thought I'd pass them on:

- The initial transfer fee suggested by a club is ALWAYS open to negotiation

- Changing this fee by 25-30% is normally acceptable

- A players wage demands aren't so flexible. A player normally wants 10% more than their value.

- A player will seek less than their value if they are unhappy at a club but even then re-negotiaiting the wage should only be to a slight degree

- The length of contract requested is normally short but is never a deal breaker. (For instance if a player wants a 1 year contract and you say 5, they will almost always return with a compromise.)

- The assessment by the scout that "A deal seems unlikely" doesn't mean you wont get the player. You should always attempt to sign a player even if you get this assessment.

If anyone has any other tips for negotiations please post them on this thread

Source : Yami-naruto from pesgaming.com

- Try to negotiate a couple of weeks before the january and june-july transfer windows. That way, even if the move is rejected, you can go for the guy again during the transfer window.

Source : Tejazz from pesgaming.com

You should try negotiate player that on transfer list, they will always come to you.

The higher level of scout you have, the better negotiation conditions he will determine for you and if you unhappy with that deal, you can renegotiation that deal. But for me with scout level 3-5 he give me a fine deal or best deal.

And another effect of higher scout is quick negotiate than lower level (few week), more scouting report on 'scout list' (level5 you can see special abillity) and more number player that you can buy in the transfer window.

 Wish this transfer tips maybe help you. I do like that and never have problem with transfer.

PES 2010: New DLC Confirmed which updates team rosters, UEFA Champions League elements and kits

PES 2010: New DLC Confirmed which updates team rosters, UEFA Champions League elements and kits.

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has released details of the first free DLC content for the PLAYSTATION®3, Xbox 360 and PC-DVD versions of PES 2010.

A primer update is available to download now, and will ready the relevant hardware for the full DLC update which will be released on November 24th. The initial download will ensure that any PES 2010 Edit data the user has stored on their hardware will not be affected by future Konami DLC, while the November 24th data enhances a number of elements in the full game and also revises the club team rosters in line with those of all current transfers, all major transfers made after the game was completed will be rectified.

Furthermore, four new teams will also be added to PES 2010’s UEFA Champions League mode, with Atletico Madrid, Olympiacos, Lyon and Fiorentina all added to the competition in their official Champions League kits. Similarly, the DLC will also update the home kit of the Japanese national team, which was recently changed.


Konami is committed to releasing further updates for PES 2010 via DLC in the coming year, and is continuing to work with the PES community to see ways that the game can be improved via future content.

Credit : www.pesfan.com 

PES 2010 Master League : Mood bar / Unhappy bar Full

When the unhappy bar full, it's decrease loyalty bar only.
Players don't ask to move when mood bar full, Player will want to move when club bigger than your club negotiate your player and loyalty bar not high enough.

My youth player have loyalty bar nearly full. He don't want to move to other team that Team Ranking below me . (see in dossier)

But if your player not play every match or never, he will interest to move.Keep your best sub happy(loyalty bar full or more than half) and he'll stay with you only.

PES 2010 Option File : Option Files installation help [PS3]

Installing basic option files PS3

 
-Follow link to download OF
-When downloaded on your cpu, should appear as a .zip file. (compressed data file)
-Get winrar or any unzip utility from the web (google search these)if you haventgot these already
-Go into chosen utility and Unzip downloaded file
-This should now appear as a ps3 folder, within that will be many uniform folders and a option folder
-Copy the whole ps3 folder and its sub folders, to a pc formatted usb stick
-Stick usb in playstation
-Under game menu in media bar om ps3 is a save data utility
-in this folder will be all your game saves for you games
-Delete all your existing pes edit data/kit pngs . (if you wanna keep your save cups/leagues/bal etc you can)
-at the top should say usb device (or similar)
-go into that you will see all the pes files (an edit data file, and many images of kits)
-press triangle on one and copy that to your ps3 (your main user profile on your ps3)
-repeat this for all the files
-These will now appear as they did on your usb, but now on your ps3 with all your other save games
-MAKE SURE YOU DEFINITELY COPIED OVER THE EDIT DATA AND DELETED YOUR ORIGINAL ONE OTHERWISE THE OF WONT WORK
-Load pes
-pes will create new user system data (unless you also kept your old system data which you can)
-Edit data will load automatically.....viola

Credit : Pategato from pesgaming.com

PES 2010 Classic Players : Another Classic Playes

Hidden Players unlock when  won Master league D1, UCL, UEL & league mode

 
OMF - STJANORIC - Dragan Stojković
DMF - LAW KIT - Roy Keane
CB - CORSO - Fernando Couto
OMF - LOO CORNA - Rui Costa
SMF - FILLC - Luís Figo
CF - PATENCA Pauleta
DMF - ISLERO Fernando - Hierro
DMF - GULANGIALA - Pep Guardiola
SMF - MEYELENA - Gaizka Mendieta
CB - HEMNARA - Iván Helguera
ST - WAIYRIN - Sylvain Wiltord
SMF - ZERGAIV - Boudewijn Zenden (Sunderland)
CF - VILENI - Christian Vieri
OMF - NETRET - Pavel Nedvěd
SMF- POPOCHSKI - Karel Poborský
CF - KEMAR - Jan Koller
OMF - SIOM - Mehmet Scholl
GK - SHIRAWTEL - Peter Schmeichel
CF - SOLASAL - Ole Gunnar Solskjær
OMF - LJANKENI - Freddie Ljungberg (Seattle Sounders)
CF - SHURAK - Davor Šuker
CF - BORAMIKKI - Alen Bokšić
CB - MINILOVIC - Siniša Mihajlović
CF - MIRAKENIC - Predrag Mijatović
CF - HALAH SUMUL - Hakan Şükür
SMF - KAYUKIN - Valery Karpin
OMF - MOWKERAI - Aleksandr Mostovoi
SB - H. TRAHELCI - Hatem Trabelsi
CF - ELKAMA - Patrick M'Boma
SMF - FOOTYN - Quinton Fortune (Doncaster Rovers)
ST - ZUWA - Sibusiso Zuma (FC Nordsjælland)
CF - NOYLETE - Siyabonga Nomvethe (Moroka Swallows)
GK- CALMEN - Jorge Campos
ST - BRANT - Cuauhtémoc Blanco (Chicago Fire)
CMF - ENELKON - Emerson
ST - REVANT - Rivaldo (FC Bunyodkor)
CF - SAGATZ - Marcelo Salas
CF - SALSALO - Iván Zamorano
GK - CHIMRAL - José Luis Chilavert
GK - CATIRI - Fabián Carini (Clube Atlético Mineiro)
CB - MORTENO - Paolo Montero
ST - REORA - Álvaro Recoba (Panionios)
CF - ZAMAELLIA - Marcelo Zalayeta (Bologna)
ST - OJQUERA - Ariel Ortega (River Plate)
SB - SOIM - Juan Pablo Sorín
OMF - NIRASAKI - Hidetoshi Nakata

CMF - BACK - Nicky Butt (Newcastle United)
SB - SYREMINO Sylvinho (Manchester City)
CF - FILLER - Robbie Fowler (North Queensland Fury)
ST - SMEARL - Alan Smith (Newcastle United)
SMF - ROOTZ ELIQUELO - Luis Enrique
CF - WIEGO - George Weah
SMF - FARZEL MENST - Andy van der Meyde
CF - ROMEYDA - Ronaldo (Corinthians)
OMF - BOHREN - Zvonimir Boban
DMF - EFERVOLTZ - Stefan Effenberg
OMF - JARILLE - Juninho Pernambucano (Al-Gharafa Sports Club)
DMF - PARL SALSA - Paulo Sousa
ST - SARTERIC - Dejan Savićević
OMF - HANUE - Gheorghe Hagi
OMF - VERDONAN - Carlos Valderrama
OMF - MIL LANDELEF - Michael Laudrup
ST - SIMANE - Giuseppe Signori
CF - SKORIMILOV - Hristo Stoichkov
CMF - MALVELA - Enzo Maresca (Olympiacos)
OMF - LATEPIE - Russell Latapy
SB - DELACREZ - Ulises de la Cruz (Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito)
CF - VALTEL - Darius Vassell (Ankaragücü)
CB - ANDRAZELO - Jorge Andrade
CF - HUNO SAMETZ - Hugo Sánchez
OMF - FROEQUERTOLI - Enzo Francescoli
SMF - ORONDOR - David Odonkor (Real Betis)
CMF - BALCON- Joey Barton (Newcastle United)
CB - COLOZZENI - Fabricio Coloccini (Newcastle United)
SMF - LUI GARINA - Luis Javier García (Racing Santander)
ST - ELLA - Edu (Real Betis)
DMF - COLLANI - Eugenio Corini
CB - HULKO - Robert Huth (Stoke City)
OMF - ROMIRA - Alessandro Rosina (FC Zenit St. Petersburg)
ST - SELIMI GALCIRA - Sergio García (Real Betis)
CF - RIK OIDERA - Ricardo Oliveira (Al-Jazira Club)
GK - REYKINCE - Michael Rensing (Bayern Munchen)
SB - SCHTEILER - Marcel Schäfer (Wolfsburg)
CF - LANDROAM - Brian Laudrup
CF - RONA KIRA - Roger Milla
CF - RORO BIATHA - Rolando Bianchi (Torino)
ST - DEROM - Ashkan Dejagah (Wolfsburg)
ST - G.FULLMANTEZ - Gastón Fernández (UANL Tigres)
CB - SIRTAYNER - Steven Taylor (Newcastle United)
CF - GUTIMACCI - Grafite (Wolfsburg)
CF - CARLS ROYCE - Carlos Ruiz
OMF - RADATOZ - Guillermo Ramírez (C.S.D. Municipal)
CB - BASIBELOY - Felipe Baloy (C.F. Monterrey)
CF - BLEN PIEF - Blas Pérez (Al Wasl FC)
CB - SIEKAK - Jan Šimůnek (Wolfsburg)
SM - GECHSTER - Christian Gentner (Wolfsburg)
SB - JOEL EQUATER - José Enrique (Newcastle United)
CF - ALDEROS - Afonso Alves ( Al-Sadd Sports Club)
OMF - HELTRAS - Hernanes (Sao Paulo)
ST - MARGAZVEZ - Mágico González
CF - DORZATE -Leonel Duarte (FC Ciego de Ávila)
CF - NELSOR - Neymar (Santos)
CF - KEMALSON - Keirrison (Benfica)
CF - DELRINHO - Dentinho (Corinthians)
ST - DEFLAZCO - Damián Lizio (Córdoba CF)
OMF - QUEZAROLLA - Eliseo Quintanilla (Ermis Aradippou)
ST - NOIMEIT - Fabrice Noel (Puerto Rico Islanders)

Source : whistle from pesgaming.com

This list for someone who want edit your own option file or don't need option file that come with edit players or etc.

PES 2010 Classic Players : Some Classic Playes

Hidden Players

SB - BEGA - Habib Beye (Aston Villa)
CF - AMEYO HONAM - Mido (Zamalek SC)
SMF - GHAURI - Hossam Ghaly (Al-Nassr)
OMF - KOBATA - Daigo Kobayashi (Stabæk Fotball)
CF - TAKAMURA - Naohiro Takahara (Urawa Red Diamonds)
OMF - XU JINWEI - Shao Jiayi (Energie Cottbus)
CF - VIROTA - Mark Viduka (NIL)
CB - BAJUDACCHI - Andrea Barzagli (Wolfsburg)
CB - MASETANG - Alexander Madlung (Wolfsburg)
GK - BUZO - Hans-Jörg Butt (Bayern Munchen)
CB - BCARU - Breno (Bayern Munchen)

DMF - ORSCHAL - Andreas Ottl (Bayern Munchen)
CMF - BOTANASKI - Tim Borowski (Werder Bremen)
OMF - EL SORKU - José Ernesto Sosa (Bayern Munchen)
OMF - BARSJONG - Alexander Baumjohann (Bayern Munchen)
SB - LANE - Christian Lell (Bayern Munchen)
GK - SCHWARZ - Jens Lehmann (VfL Stuttgart)
SMF - KHENASH - Sami Khedira (VfL Stuttgart)
SMF - HISNEIT - Roberto Hilbert (VfL Stuttgart)
OMF - BARTOLIK - Yıldıray Baştürk (VfL Stuttgart)
CF - CARAO - Cacau (VfL Stuttgart)
SMF - EMEITZ - Patrick Ebert (Hertha Berlin)
GK - RONDO - Frank Rost (Hamburg)
SMF - ZE ROMENTO - Zé Roberto (Hamburg)
CB - ALLEN SINGA - Alex Silva (Hamburg)
GK - WEIDENLAGER - Roman Weidenfeller (Dortmund)
SB - ORTAMELA - Patrick Owomoyela (Dortmund)
SB - DEAN - Dedé (Dortmund)
DMF - KELEM - Sebastian Kehl (Dortmund)
GK - HULEGRASE - Timo Hildebrand (1899 Hoffenheim)
CB - JEANTOIR - Jérôme Boateng (Hamburg)
GK - NOLAND - Manuel Neuer (Schalke 04)
CB - BOGLON - Marcelo Bordon (Schalke 04)
OMF - JOCHIMA - Jermaine Jones (Schalke 04)
SB - RAFNAL - Rafinha (Schalke 04)
SB - PARGOE - Christian Pander (Schalke 04)
ST - FAMLAN - Jefferson Farfán (Schalke 04)
ST - AGUOLA - Gerald Asamoah (Schalke 04)
CF - KMOLO - Kevin Kurányi (Schalke 04)
SB - CASTROL - Gonzalo Castro (Bayer Leverkusen)
OMF - TOJIKLABE - Toni Kroos (Bayer Leverkusen)
CB - HUBELMEIS - Mats Hummels (Dortmund)
CB - NALIN - Naldo (Werder Bremen)

SB - BERSCHNER - Sebastian Boenisch (Werder Bremen)
OMF - MENCHIL - Mesut Özil (Werder Bremen)
ST - HURANZE - Aaron Hunt (Werder Bremen)
CF - HARMEY - Mike Hanke (Hannover 96)
OMF - OGURA - Shinji Ono (Bochum)
ST - NOGLAU - Oliver Neuville (Borussia Mönchengladbach)
OMF - RESGRAL - Renato Augusto (Bayer Leverkusen)


Classic England
GK - 1 - David Seaman
CB - 5 - Tony Adams
CB - 6 - Gareth Southgate
CB - 18 - Martin Keown
SB - 2 - Stuart Pearce
CMF - 4 - Paul Ince
CMF - 23 - Dennis Wise
SMF - 11 - Steve McManaman
OMF - 8 - Paul Gascoigne
CF - 21 - Ian Wright
CF - 9 - Alan Shearer
GK - 13 - Nigel Martyn
SB - 3 - Graeme Le Saux
CMF - 17 - Jamie Redknapp
CMF - 7 - Darren Anderton
OMF - 16 - Glenn Hoddle
OMF - 12 - David Platt
OMF - 15 - Paul Merson
ST - 10 - Teddy Sheringham
WG - 14 - John Barnes
WG - 22 - Chris Waddle
CF - 19 - Les Ferdinand
CF - 20 - Andrew Cole


Classic France
GK - 16 - Fabien Barthez
CB - 8 - Marcel Desailly
CB - 5 - Laurent Blanc
CB - 15 - Lilian Thuram
SB - 3 - Bixente Lizarazu
DMF - 7 - Didier Deschamps
DMF - 19 - Christian Karembeu
DMF - 17 - Emmanuel Petit
OMF - 10 - Zinedine Zidane
OMF - 6 - Youri Djorkaeff
CF - 9 - Stéphane Guivarc'h
GK - 1 - Bernard Lama
CB - 18 - Frank Leboeuf
SB - 2 - Jocelyn Angloma
SB - 4 - Manuel Amoros
DMF - 14 - Alain Boghossian
WB - 11 - Vincent Candela
CMF - 12 - Vincent Guérin
SMF - 13 - David Ginola
OMF - 20 - Johan Micoud
CF - 21 - Christophe Dugarry
CF - 22 - Jean-Pierre Papin
CF - 23 - Eric Cantona


Classic Germany
GK - 12 - Oliver Kahn
CB - 4 - Jürgen Kohler
OMF - 8 - Lothar Matthäus
CB - 2 - Jens Nowotny
CB - 5 - Matthias Sammer
DMF - 13 - Jens Jeremies
DMF - 19 - Stefan Reuter
SB - 15 - Christian Ziege
OMF - 23 - Sebastian Deisler
OMF - 7 - Andreas Möller
CF - 9 - Oliver Bierhoff
GK - 1 - Andreas Köpke
GK - 22 - Bodo Illgner
CB - 14 - Guido Buchwald
CB - 17 - Thomas Linke
CB - 16 - Thomas Helmer
SB - 3 - Jörg Heinrich
WB - 6 - Andreas Brehme
SMF - 20 - Bernd Schneider
OMF - 10 - Thomas Häessler
WG - 11 - Pierre Littbarski
CF - 18 - Jürgen Klinsmann
CF - 21 - Rudi Völler


Classic Italy
GK - 1 - Gianluca Pagliuca
CB - 6 - Franco Baresi
CB - 4 - Alessandro Costacurta
SB - 9 - Mauro Tassotti
CB - 3 - Paolo Maldini
DMF - 13 - Dino Baggio
DMF - 11 - Demetrio Albertini
SMF - 14 - Nicola Berti
WG - 16 - Roberto Donadoni
ST - 10 - Roberto Baggio
CF - 18 - Gianluca Vialli
GK - 12 - Angelo Peruzzi
CB - 8 - Luigi Di Biagio
CB - 2 - Giuseppe Bergomi
CB - 5 - Ciro Ferrara
SB - 23 - Antonio Benarrivo
WB - 7 - Angelo Di Livio
CMF - 15 - Roberto Di Matteo
ST - 20 - Roberto Mancini
ST - 21 - Gianfranco Zola
CF - 17 - Vincenzo Montella
CF - 19 - Daniele Massaro
CF - 22 - Pierluigi Casiraghi


Classic Holland
GK - 1 - Ed de Goeij
CB - 21 - Jaap Stam
CB - 2 - Frank de Boer
SB - 18 - Michael Reiziger
CMF - 12 - Phillip Cocu
CMF - 20 - Aron Winter
CMF - 6 - Edgar Davids
ST - 10 - Dennis Bergkamp
OMF - 7 - Ronald de Boer
WG - 17 - Marc Overmars
CF - 19 - Patrick Kluivert
GK - 13 - Hans van Breukelen
SW - 4 - Ronald Koeman
SW - 15 - Danny Blind
SB - 16 - Arthur Numan
DMF - 5 - Richard Witschge
DMF - 3 - Frank Rijkaard
OMF - 9 - Ruud Gullit
CF - 11 - Marco van Basten
CF - 14 - Peter van Vossen
CF - 22 - Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
CF - 23 - Pierre van Hooijdonk


Classic Argentina
GK - 1 - Carlos Roa
CB - 6 - Oscar Ruggeri
SW - 4 - Néstor Sensini
DMF - 15 - Matías Almeyda
DMF - 14 - Diego Simeone
DMF - 5 - Fernando Redondo
SMF - 20 - Gustavo López
WG - 7 - Claudio Caniggia
CF - 19 - Abel Balbo
CF - 9 - Gabriel Batistuta
GK - 12 - Germán Burgos
GK - 21 - Roberto Bonano
CB - 23 - Nelson Vivas
CB - 13 - Mauricio Pochettino
SB - 16 - José Luis Cuciuffo
DMF - 2 - Sergio Batista
DMF - 22 - Gabriel Calderón
OMF - 8 - Jorge Burruchaga
OMF - 17 - Héctor Enrique
ST - 10 - Diego Maradona
CF - 11 - Jorge Valdano
CF - 18 - Ramón Díaz


Classic Brazil
GK - 1 - Taffarel
CB - 4 - Julio César
CB - 3 - Ricardo Rocha
SB - 2 - Jorginho
OMF - 16 - Leonardo
DMF - 5 - Mauro Silva
DMF - 8 - Dunga
OMF - 10 - Raí
OMF - 9 - Zinho
ST - 7 - Bebeto
CF - 11 - Romário
GK - 12 - Leão
CB - 20 - Aldair
CB - 6 - Zago
SB - 22 - Cafu
DMF - 15 - Flavio Conceiçao
DMF - 14 - César Sampaio
OMF - 13 - Djalminha
ST - 21 - Edmundo
WG - 18 - Viola
CF - 17 - Careca
CF - 19 - Müller
CF - 12 - Élber

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Classic Players : Master League Cup unlock. Sorry I forget fake names. I will get other hidden players soon.


AMF - Hidetoshi Nakata
CB   - Hong Myung Bo
CF   - Ali Daei
AMF - Jay Jay Okocha

This list for someone who want edit your own option file or don't need option file that come with edit players or etc.

PES 2010 Option File : Not your save data and Lock Trophies !!!

If you play PES ver. PS3, You should know how to have all licensed kits. How to do this? It's a option file that someone edit unlicensed team, kits, fake name etc. and you download it to your PES op(option file)

But some people have problem with this.

They found "Not your save data  and Lock Trophies"

How to fix it?

You have two thing you shouldn't do.
First don't copy 'System Data' to your PS3, this is solve 'not your save data'
Second don't copy option file by overwrite it. You should delete your own option file first and copy option file(OP that someone edit kits, name, etc.) to your PS3. Finish !!! looks easy yes it's very very very easy to solve this problem friend.

Now let's play :) enjoys

PES 2010 Master League : Are all of the international players who aren't playing for clubs missing from the Master League?

Q. Are all of the international players who aren't playing for clubs missing from the Master League?

A. No, They doesn't missing. Players who aren't playing for clubs will be 'Youth team'. This is happen when you start master league only. After that players who aren't playing for clubs will be 'Free Agent'.

PES 2010 First Impressions

Several internet retailers started posting out copies of PES2010yesterday and delighted PES fans have awoke to find the game on their doorsteps this morning.

Initial postings on the forum have been extremely positive with several people declaring it the greatest PES ever, but do you agree with them?
If you're lucky enough to have the game, post your first impressions here and let those who haven't got the game yet know what they're missing out on.

For me, the game is miles ahead of the demo. I was really disappointed after playing the demo. It just didn't feel like any improvement whatsoever over PES 2009, but since I got hold of the full game I haven't been able to stop playing it. There's no delay when pressing buttons, the pace feels right for the game and the new sliders really have an effect on how your team positions itself on the field.
The Master League really has been overhauled at last and the Champions League and Europa League integrations are far better than I imagined they would be. The commentary is still the same, but the licensed music does make a difference when going through the menus.

If you haven't read it yet, Marko's review of PES2010 is probably the best out there pointing out all the gameplay elements which other reviews have missed out. For those that don't know, Marko has won countless PES tournaments and has finished runner up representing PES Rankings at the Euro finals in the past playing PES6. If he doesn't know the game inside out, no one does.

“When I used to get a new PES game, my first thoughts were always "Oh I dont think I like this, I cant get used to the game, I prefer the old version!" and then after I kept at it all of a sudden the PES magic hit me and I was hooked for another year Then on PES08 and PES09 my first thoughts were "Why is this so easy, I can run past the whole team with my eyes shut and its my first time playing it". Playing PES2010 gave me that feeling that has been missing since I first played PES6. With every game I played I started to enjoy it more and more and I keep saying to myself just one more go and it turns into another two hours of play For me its the best football game on this generation of consoles, my only worry is that I've got a kid on the way and its going to cut into my time playing it!”

Let us know if you agree with me and Marko. Of course, if you don't agree with us there's always the moaning thread for you to vent, but it's been very quiet so far.

 

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PES Rankings Main event 2010 announcement

Ah, the Main Event. The crème de la crème of UK PESchampionships. Old Trafford, home of Manchester United, was chosen as the venue of last year's Main Event, and it served as a fantastic location for the day. But we wanted to go one better this year - so we snatched up Wembley instead.

Yup, Wembley Stadium, home of the England national team, known across the globe as one of the biggest and best stadiums around – with a capacity second highest in Europe and the only 90-thousand seater found in the world with every seat under cover, we thought Wembley was a fitting choice to host the PES Rankings Season 5 Main Event on 24th July.

So how can you qualify to get there? Well, the answer's a simple one. All you have to do is compete at a consistently high standard throughout the PES Rankings season, the best by July being given the opportunity to take part.

But that isn't all. New for Season 5 is the introduction of qualifying seats, where the winners of certain events, as for example the North and South events, gain an automatic place at the Main Event as part of the prize. Likewise, the two PESFan Championship and the eight Player of the Month winners will also gain entry, and so on.

You'll be able to see who's qualified for the Main Event as the season progresses by heading over to our special Main Event page here

http://www.pesrankings.com/mainevent/ and scrolling down the “Main Event Seats” list on the right.

You also have the chance to qualify by simply entering yourself into our 'Win A Seat' competition here

http://www.pesrankings.com/winaseat/ which is open to all UK players who want a chance to compete on the grandest PES stage in the land, but don't have the time necessary to take part in a year long tournament system.

And finally, why should you bother? Well, last year's Main Event winner walked away with £1000 in online retail vouchers, along with entry to the European Finals and the 5-star hotel that came with it. The runner up won himself £400 in vouchers, and everyone who took part bagged themselves a goodie bag worth £150.

So what are you waiting for? Sign up, take part, and maybe we'll see you at Wembley in July.

 

 

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PES 2010: Become a Legend

Become a Legend was the mode I played the most on PES 09, and without much news released in the build up I wanted to find out how it had changed.

Starting off, it’s the same process as the last game. Pick a name, appearance etc and then play the trial game with other youngsters. After a bit of experimentation, it doesn’t seem like your performance affects your starting stats in anyway. In one trial I scored twice and finished with an 8.0 rating and the stats were only marginally different to a trial where I got a 6.0 rating.

I chose to sign for Le Mans from the teams available, but regretted that almost instantly after checking their formation. 4-5-1. I was a striker. Going through the menus and everything looked pretty much the same, but with a new lick of paint to match the rest of the game.

To get into the first team, you follow the same process of a series of inter-squad matches where good performances see you move to the team with bibs, and then onto the bench. What strikes you the first time you play a match is the improved graphics. I know everyone’s banged on about them for the last few months, but even on my old tv it’s pretty impressive. The training stadium has changed this year. There’s only one stand and the pitch resembles the local park more than Anfield which adds to the realism.

I managed to bag an assist my first match which gave me a 7.5 rating. Once you leave the match screen, a new screen pops up showing the manager’s rating of you. This was something the last game lacked when starting off. You were always in the dark about how long you would have to struggle in the inter-squad matches before getting a shot at the first team, but now you have this handy screen with a progress bar to give you some sort of indication how close to the team you are. A 7.5 rating filled roughly 20% of the bar up and I was off to a good start.

A number of average games followed as I struggled to make any sort of telling contribution to the games but the bar was still filling up, albeit slower than I anticipated. Week 6 finally got me into the better side for the inter-squad match, and after a decent 6.5 game I made the bench for the match against Bordeaux.

Brought on just past the hour mark, I was the lone striker with the score 0-0. Almost as soon as I was introduced, the ball broke from a Bordeaux corner and I found myself running at the lone defender inside their half. I fluffed the chance though as I overran the ball! A few minutes later, I picked the ball up outside the box, beat a defender and whipped a low cross across the goal where one of the midfielders popped up to score the only goal of the game and give Le Mans the unlikely victory.

That cameo earned me a 7.5 rating and the progress bar shot up again to the 60% mark. I made the starting XI after a couple more substitute appearances and I’ve managed to stay there ever since despite only scoring the one goal in ten starts. If you have a bad game, the bar will drop slightly and you may find yourself out of the team.

One new thing you’ll notice when playing BaL is the camera distance at set pieces. As an attacker, I was usually camped on the halfway line at opposition corners and the camera zoomed out to almost bird’s eye view to fit everything onto the screen. Unfortunately the camera isn’t as good when your team has a corner and you’re standing at the near post. You’ll find yourself off screen when the corner is taken and those easy near post headers you scored in the last game will be that little bit harder to pull off.

The main problem I encountered with BaL on PES09 was the poor AI from your teammates, so I pleasantly surprised in the opening games when I saw my own team craft some silky passing moves together in the final third to create openings. They still tend to prefer attacking down the flanks and hitting crosses more in hope than expectation, but they are capable of attacking through the middle as well. Defensively, there are still keystone cop moments, but as a whole they are more organised and your keeper performs a bit better between the sticks. I do have a slight issue with the lack of closing down from the centre halves when an attacker is running at them, but that works for both teams so anybody creating a Gerrard type player might have fun blasting in shots from distance.

Both the Champions League and Europa Leagues are fully integrated like in Master League, but real currency isn’t used as your played is paid in points. Match ratings are still a bit iffy and leave you scratching your head at times. I've haven't had chance to try out the online Legends yet as online isn't available yet. One new feature is the ability to export your player into the other game modes. This is done through the menus in Become a Legend and your exported player uses a slot in the 'Created Players' section.

Overall, Become a Legend is near identical to the previous game but with tweaks here and there. The AI is slightly sharper, you get more feedback from the manager and you can export your player into other modes. It’s not as ground breaking as the Master League overhaul but still good fun when you get into it.

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PES 2010 Q&A

Still got questions about PES 2010 unanswered?
I've got the game in front of me so ask away on the forums and I'll answer as soon as possible.

To start things off I've uploaded a couple of videos showing off what National and Other Teams are in the game and their full squads.





There are other sites such as videogameszone and PCaction who are posting face shots of all the players, so I'll try and focus more on the actual gameplay and features of the game.


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PES 2010 Review Gameplay Video - England vs. Germany

Ladies and gentlemen, don't say we never give you anything. Here's another PES 2010 review code gameplay video, and this time we'll be visiting that most classic of rivalries - England vs. Germany.

This video's slightly different to the others in that it's a selection of highlights, not two parts of a full match. Oh, and you didn't hear this from me, but it's been cobbled together by TheBoss himself. an extremely wine-merry TheBoss. An extremely wine-merry TheBoss who accidentally missed one of the goals from the match. Doh!

But anyway, this video's got some really good moments in it, so check it out and see how the scoreline finishes.



Starring Keenan as Germany and Marko9Gardinic as England.

PES Tube version can be found here





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PES 2010 Intro Movie

Konami have officially released the PES 2010 introduction movie as seen in game. And behold - it looks good.

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PES 2010 : Master League Video

Sorry about few update news on few days ago I addict new games that I buy from PlaystationNetwork. This is a Pes 2010 Master League Video Menu and more.

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Full PES 2010 Advert Launched

Konami have released the full PES 2010 TV advert on both youtube and the official PES 2010 site.

Keep an eye out for UK PES Star winner Menace of these very forums.



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