PES09 nyt

[gringo1980]

Synes det ser vildt fedt ud.

Prøv at se deres boldtab, stort set alle sker ved at en spiller bare løber indforan og tager bolden, den boldførende spiller har simpelthen så lange træk/dårlig teknik at de 2 spilleresimpelthen undgår ALLE former for kontakt. de drejer ofte med bolden 0,5m foran sig, men taber ikke fart i driblingen som det ville være sket hos største delen af fodboldspillere da man i det tilfælde skal strække benet efter bolden og derved faktisk bruger 2 skridt for at tage 1 enkelt. små ting, men bare sådan noget der ødelægger simulations fornemmelsen.

for mig der det ud somom at Konami har forsøgt at gå lidt væk fra tidligere koncept og bevæger sig lidt hen mod FIFA 08 og 09 og derved kommer de 2 spil til at minde lidt om hinanden rent sim mæssigt. mener ikke PES kan klare sig rent grafisk hvis de vælger at der hvor FIFA er nu er der de vil være.

Men som sagt, jeg vil gerne prøve spillet og få fornemmelsen inden jeg totalt afskriver det... mange spil er ikke fede at kigge på men sindsygt underholdende at spille selv....


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Dit lille citat i bunden: har han virkelig sagt det ? for så har manden da skudt helt ved siden af, MAX er uden at havde for farvet briller på i top 3 over de bedste midtstoppere i ligaen... var habn vel fra dag 1...

[the bifoman]

Jeg synes stadig det ser vildt fedt ud.

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Den er god nok. Ikke lige den fedeste kommentar her et halvt år efter.

[CaptainKicker]

Achievements!

Ace Striker 15
Awarded by scoring many goals.
FK specialist 15
Awarded by scoring many free-kicks.
Long Ranger 15
A title awarded when you score from 35m or more.
Goal Getter 15
Awarded for scoring 100 goals.
100 Matches 15
Awarded for playing 100 matches.
100 Wins 25
Awarded for winning 100 matches.
100 Clean Sheets 25
A title awarded when you keep 100 clean sheets.
English League 15
Awarded for beating all English League teams.
Ligue 1 15
Awarded for beating all Ligue 1 teams.
Italian League 15
Awarded for beating all Italian League teams.
Eredivisie 15
Awarded for beating all Eredivisie teams.
Spanish League 15
Awarded for beating all Spanish League teams.
National Teams 15
Awarded for beating all the national teams.
Top League Promotion 10
A title awarded when you are promoted to D1 in the Master League.
League Title 15
A title awarded when you win the D1 League in the Master League.
Conquered Europe 20
A title awarded when you win the Master League European Championship.
Perfect Season 50
Awarded after the best "Master League" season.
Pro Debut 10
A title awarded when you make your Become a Legend pro debut.
1st Pro Goal 10
Awarded by scoring a goal in Become a Legend.
1st Pro Man of the Match 10
Awarded by receiving a Man of the Match award in Become a Legend.
Super Sub 10
Awarded by playing well as Super Sub in Become a Legend.
International Debut 10
A title awarded when you make your international debut in Become a Legend.
International Cup Debut 15
A title awarded when you play in the Become a Legend International Cup.
International Cup MVP 15
Awarded by playing well in Become a Legend's International Cup.
100 Goals(Become a Legend) 15
A title awarded when you score 100 goals in Become a Legend.
200 Goals(Become a Legend) 20
A title awarded when you score 200 goals in Become a Legend.
Wanderer 10
Awarded by playing for many teams in Become a Legend.
International Titles 20
Awarded by playing well for your national team in Become a Legend.
Club Titles 20
Awarded by playing well for club in Become a Legend.
All Titles 50
Awarded for acquiring all titles in Become a Legend.
Winning Streak (Network) 20
Awarded when you have 5 successive Ranked match wins in the Network.
High Win Ratio (Network) 30
Awarded by increasing your Network win ratio.
Hat-trick (Network) 15
Awarded when you score a hat-trick in a Network Ranked match.
Legends Debut 10
A title awarded when a player created in Become a Legend plays in a Legends match.
Best combination 10
Awarded when Legends Best combination reaches 3000 points.
Combination Goal 20
A title awarded when you score a goal involving 4 users in Legends.
Total Combination 25
Awarded when Legends Total Combination reaches 30000 points.
Legends Master 50
A title awarded when you play with 100 users in Legends.
UEFA Champions League Debut 10
A title awarded when you play for the first time in UEFA Champions League.
Through the Group League 15
A title awarded when you advance through the group league in UEFA Champions League.
European Champions 50
A title awarded when you win the UEFA Champions League.
Ultimate Player 100
The most prestigious PES 2009 title.

[Anastacio]

Et spansk blad har lige givet PES09 92/100.

- 8 different cameras, and each of them at 3 heights
- It also mentions that all 32 CL teams have full kits and names
- Players change facial expression when they lose the ball, they scream
- A.I. has improved very much according to the article
- The players are very much like the real counterparts
- Great illumination and weather effects
- 19 Stadiums
- 8 Players, 4 Online for regular match
- 7 players, 8 online for Become a Legend
- The Spanish commentators are great
- For kit editing, add images for Logos AND sponsors
- Share replays with friends through the Internet

The good:
“The Saga has reached a level of simulation that is hard to improve on”
“Smoother animations but Mechanical”

Conclusion:
“The Saga has made a huge step forward, although it has not yet found the ’sweet spot’ on the new consoles”
The Bad:
“The game engine is stuck on last year’s, with improvements”
“Fewer Licenses”

The general feeling of the reviewer is that aside the graphics and Licenses which are better in FIFA, the ‘legendary’ playability of PES remains.
It would be nice to have the review of FIFA that is in the same magazine.

Graphics: 90
Sound: 91
Longevity: 95
Fun: 92

Overall: 92

[the bifoman]

Jeg håber de snart nosser sig sammen til at udgive den demo.

[Gille]

Enig med Bifoman.. synes også det ser vildt underholdene ud

[redrumdk]

This is the PSM3 Magazing PES 2009 Review :

After last year's good, yet disappointing PES 2008, Konami have it all to do to win over the mass market and hardcore fans with their latest edition. EA'S stranglehold on team/player/stadium licenses immediately puts pressure on PES 2009 to placate those who refuse to play with Man Red and the St Bristol Mary stadium. Thankfully, the edit mode is back, which means you can create badges, kits and players from scratch. And with the capture of the Manchester United and Liverpool Licenses - sans stadiums - and the Champions League competition, the layman is partially catered for in this respect. But for everyone else, it´s more of the same to a large extent.

Changes wise, the first thing you'll notice with PES 2009 is how much more measured the game plays. The zippy arcade feel has been substituted so now the game - like aging Hull City striker, Dean Windass - has a slower approach than previous seasons. This isn't to say that Ronaldo, Robinho and Walcott aren´t still lightening quick,(more on this later), it just means that you need to be ready to make decisions a split-second sooner than you think. Hold onto the ball too long with a defender charging in, and you are in trouble. Hammering x and hopping it'sll find the colsest man isn´t a sanctuary anymore. You'll need to have selected your target as the ball approaches and pass it off instantly or your player will just knock it into space under pressure. Midfield technicians like Scholes will be able to bring the ball under control, swivel effortlesly and then pass to feet with some ease but less able cloggers like Terri.

The same goes with dribbling. Pick the ball up with Messi and you can really torture defenders simply by switching directions with the D-pad. These organic controls (now with the Marseille Roulette on D-Pad, confugsingly) allow you to leave the defenders in knots when performed with quality dribblers before bursting off with a sprint that will leave defenders trailing. But try this with Bouba Diop, for example, and the big lad will struggle and lose possession. This adds another layer of individualism to each player that EA simply can´t match, and is another reason why PES will always be the footballer's football game.

Club footed

But, while the current FIFA rights some of the wrongs in terms of the series' shooting mechanics Konami take a step backwards with theirs. With the new laborious approach, getting a shot off can be a frustrating affair. Cracking home a Stevie Gerrard thunderbolt from outside the area doesn´t happen very often due to a combination of psychic defenders who are on the scene in nanoseconds, and too much dallying required to get the ball under control. Shots from distance are equally annoying too. Ping one in from further than 18 yards and, more often than not, the ball will suddenly fill with helium and head into the heavens. And some shots from certain angles in the box - no matter how much you try - never seem to hit the target, never mind the back of the net. It's initially jarring to get used to this new scheme but you eventually will with a little patience and practice.

Poor Evolution

Other than the Champions League there's a familiar feel to the rest of PES 2009 modes. The International Cup (World Cup), leagues, and exhibition games are all in the attendance and, of course, with a new PES there's a whole new Master League, right? WRONG!. Save for the new loyalty indicator that signals whether a player is happy at a club or not - giving you an idea o how easy/hard it will be a to prise a player away - everything is exactly the same. You can play as your favourite team with their current squad, or the default players, or make your own club from scratch to compete in the make-believe legend and that's about it. Konami haven´t even incorporated the Champions League into the Master League either, which seems like a strange use of the competition. We know EA hava all the licensing power to make their career mode exciting and accurate but Konami need to come up with some great ideas for PES 2010 because this is starting to wear really thin. But, judging by their Be a Legend mode - a carbon copy of FIFA's Be A Pro - it looks like they're all out of inspiration for the moment.
Be a Legend could've been huge instead it feels incredibly shallow and soulless. The gist is that you create a 17 year old player and work your way up from, say, Sunderland's reserves to the first team and beyond to giants like Barcelona or Milan. You can only improve stats by playing training games or the oddd first team game when they could've used the training mode that's already tucked away on the disk to create realistic challenges and sessions which concentrate on specific skills. They could even have brought back the challenges from PES 6 where you had to hit targets in free-kick training to bring some excitement to the fore.

The Beautiful game

In return of this hiccup, KCET have added some neat animations to liven things up like a jumping back-heel flick or a little nod-down header to bring a lofted ball under the control and still continue your run seamslessly. The weapon that we're sure will get Seabass's pants in a twist this year (he hates it when player's 'break' the game) is the chipped through ball. It works like a dream as you laser-target a pass over a defence with a likes of Fabregas. Used at the right time it's impossible to defend against as back-peddling defenders often pull up or labout behind the attacker who's already going full-tilt on goal. A sweeper will help stem the tide though.
Whilst PES 2009 looks better than ever ( they've captured Ronaldo's hateful, preening face to a tee) and the tweaked animations make it look more realistic than ever, we still can't get our heads around the commentary, which is down-right bizarre. It's Champion and Lawrenson back in the hot-seats and their scripting is dreadful. Comments like 'These two managers will share a bottle of wine after this, but now for some whining or 'the half-time lottery was won by chief of police today' are two of the most insane remarks that they spout. Their delivery is so dry you can almost hear them choking on grains of sand. There's a an unintentional humour to the banter, which will have you laughing out loud the first few times, but after a couple of sessions it's just terrible.

Still Top

Despite the lack of movement, regarding the new modes, licenses and Master League improvements, PES 2009 is still the game that will have you coming back for more. Look past all the awful commentary, and dissapointing Be A Legend mode, and you are left with a title that delivers the most complete footie experience to date. PES 2009 is back to its best on the pitch. Let's just hope that Konami can add some fresh ideas for next season.

PES 2009 Review : 88%
Overall : Sterling footy action but the lack of news ideas is starting to grate.