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Pro Evolution Soccer 2010

baru aja beli Pes 2009 eh pes yang 2010 katanya bentar lagi mau rilis sekitar akhir bulan juni ini ,..wew udah ga k kebayang mo maeninnya,….tapi VGA ku katrok :(( harus nabung dolo nih dari sekarang!

nih beritanya juragan :

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced that its forthcoming PES 2010 title will benefit from the most exhaustive raft of new features in the series’ history, with every aspect of the game benefiting from key improvements. Major gameplay additions will make PES 2010 the most realistic football simulation available.

PES 2010 is scheduled for release on PLAYSTATION®3, Xbox 360, PC-DVD, PSP® (PLAYSTATION®Portable), PlayStation®2 and mobile phones in the Autumn, and follows months of analysis and feedback monitoring to enhance the game in every area. PES Productions, Konami’s Tokyo-based development team, has collated feedback on the series’ strengths and weaknesses via fan forums, both ardent and casual PES players and press comment, and has incorporated a wide range of requests in the new game. The result will be the most challenging, realistic and satisfying PES to date.

Konami has spent the last year expanding the development team’s numbers, and created a number of dedicated departments, each striving to further improving their respective parts of the game both in the short and long terms. Key additions for PES 2010 include: Improved Visuals,All-new animation and moves,Match-Day Atmosphere, more realistic.


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