Long Pro Travel Pro Evolution Soccer

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I'm sure the Xeoners will already know and maybe even very often play this sports game genre. But do you know how game history Pro Evolution Soccer? When was first launched and what features were included from the first creation up to now? For Xeon who do not know yet, I want to give a little review about gamers that much-loved gamers around the world.

The long journey of this phenomenal game started from the launch of International Superstar Soccer (ISS) in 1994 in Japan. On its first debut, the ISS immediately gained public attention and became known as the best soccer game of its time. The game comes with several game modes such as Open Game (inter-player friendly match, inter-CPU, or just watching the CPU control both teams), International Cup (FIFA World Cup simulation and there are 32 teams participating in the fashion), World Series league competition where all teams compete against each other with a point system), Training (a series of challenges provided to hone your skills).

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With a variety of modes offered this is what makes the International Superstar Soccer more quickly adapt the market at that time. Because users are free to specify the desired mode without having to be fixated on one particular feature.

After the success of his first debut, in 1995 Konami launched International Superstar Soccer Deluxe / World Soccer Winning Eleven for Nintendo 64 and PlayStation. ISS Deluxe has realistic animations and users can choose from 16 formations and 8 strategies and can compete with 36 national teams with well-known players recognized (such as Carlos Valderrama, Roberto Baggio, Fabrizio Ravanelli, Jordan Letchkov), unfortunately that is displayed on the screen instead real names (such as Capitale for Gabriel Batistuta). Mode provided on ISS Deluxe is not much different from its predecessor.

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In 1997, Konami introduced the next generation of International Superstar Soccer 64 or better known as Jikkyou World Soccer in Japan. This game was released Konami specifically for the Nintendo 64 console and there is no addition of special mode in the ISS 64, only a few additional teams and transfer player transfer.

In the same year, Konami also launched International Superstar Pro or better known as Winning Eleven 97. This is the first series of ISS that was launched specifically for the PlayStation platform. The game features 32 international teams, four different stadiums, 13 team formations combined with eight unique strategies and several modes prepared such as Exhibition Mode, International League, International Cup and Penalty Kick.

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One year after the launch of ISS Pro, Konami immediately launched 2 games for different platforms. International Superstar Soccer 98 for Nintendo and International Superstar Soccer Pro 98 / Winning Eleven 3 for PlayStation (the first game I playin hahaha). ISS 98 has some additional features such as the list of teams expanded to 52, adding the number of players to 20 people in each team, three new stadiums, and five difficulty levels and player editor that allows us to edit players as desired, as well as the addition of several new countries Cup participants World 98.

As for Winning Eleven 3, the addition is not much different from the ISS 98. Only a few extra modes like All Star Match (cup of friendship between world-best players and Europe) and Cup Mode (you can feel the atmosphere of various world events including European Cup , Asian Cup and African Cup)

In 2000, regeneration was announced by Konami by publishing International Superstar Soccer 2000, Winning Eleven 2000 and Winning Eleven 4. Unfortunately in ISS 2000 and WE 2000 there is no special feature that Konami added, only changes the composition of players in each team. But in Winning Eleven 4 there is the addition of 2 new players in the squad of the Japanese team, as well as the addition of supporters yells.

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In 2001 Konami released 2 ISS sequels on PS2 known as Pro Evolution Soccer and Winning Eleven 5. From here then these two games changed to very different versions. Because KCEO took over making Pro Evolution Soccer, while for Winning Eleven submitted to KCET.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2 (PES 2)

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In 2002, the two games started to get a different portion after the highly acclaimed Winning Eleven 6 in Japan and Pro Evolution Soccer 2 that dominated the European market.

Feeling successful with both, Konami again launched consecutive game Winning Eleven 7, Winning Eleven 8, Pro Evolution Soccer 3, Pro Evolution Soccer 4 and Pro Evolution Soccer 5 in the year 2003 -2005. In this latest version Pro Evolution Soccer can already be played on PC.

As Xeoner has seen above, there are no significant changes from the Winning Eleven version 7- Winning Eleven 8 and Pro Evolutin Soccer 3 - Pro Evolution Soccer 5. This is "Very Unfortunate" given the large number of fans waiting for Konami's concept change. And I myself feel bored with the same features in each series.

The stalemate of innovation seems to be enveloping Konami's side, and maybe this is the cause of the rejoining of these two games.

In 2007 the two games reunited and launched the latest version of Pro Evolution Soccer 6 or better known as Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007. Here is the beginning of the revival of the game "Million People" Pro Evolution Soccer, because Konami also launched a version for XBOX 360 , where in the same year this console became the main competitor of the PlayStation 2. (but unfortunately I can not buy XBOX huaahuaaa). In the version launched for XBOX, there is also an online game feature and with this feature you can play without any interference in the graphics sector (lag).

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And in the same year Konami also advanced design for the next generation, which is planned to be released in 2007 as well.

October 26, 2007, Konami launches Pro Evolution Soccer 8 which is aimed at some of the latest consoles such as Windows, Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360 and Mobile. But it seems that 2007 is not a good year for Konami and its products.

because in this latest version PES 8 Online Mode much in criticism because it is slower and often choked up than rival FIFA. And for the standard Pro Evolution 8 gameplay got complaints due to the many bugs and lack of significant improvements.

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Due to the many shortcomings that exist in Pro Evolution Soccer 8, Konami just be a spectator and see FIFA's competitors successfully forward the future. This is of course a serious concern to Konami to fix bugs that occurred before they launched the successor to PES 8.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2009

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After making various improvements finally Konami launched a new generation Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 or usually abbreviated PES 09 at the end of 2008. The creator Shingo Takatsuka said that they have improved, reconstruct and add a few new features on PES 09.

In terms of online mode there is a decrease in lag than previous versions although still far from expected users who want to play without lag at all. New features are added namely Become a Legend mode, here you can pursue a career like a professional player. Master League mode which has 2 levels of negotiation, the first negotiating with the first club and negotiating with the target player.

Although online mode has undergone little improvement, but still reap protests for eliminating some star players like Danny Alves, Tomas Zapotocny and Walter Lopez.

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In the fall of 2009, regeneration took place with the launch of Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. In PES 10 Konami re-fix the shortcomings that occurred in PES 09. And the change of name and new license Europa League previously named Europa League to EUFA Cup.

Other changes seen in the higher visualization system, individual characteristics, and in the online mode no longer lag (where connection is taken kaga abal-abal: D). As well as this game can be played on all consoles like PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360, PSP and Windows.

By making Lionel Messi and Fernando Torres the cover of the game, the new generation is expected to be the turning point for Pro Evolution Soccer revival and reclaim the best soccer game simulator title that FIFA won two years ago.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 (PES 11) and better known as World Soccer: Winning Eleven 2011 in Japan is a football game developed by Konami with Blue Sky Team for production. This game was announced on February 9, 2010 and was released on September 30, 2010 for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

In this game there are additional licenses on the Copa Libertadores, and according to kang Satya changes that seem to PES 11 that runs on the PC occurred in the sector view camera, changes in the formation and control of the players a little more difficult than before. Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 is expected to beat FIFA rivals.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 (PES 2012), also known as Winning Eleven 2012, is a sequel to PES 2011 which was announced on May 13, 2011 and released for PC, PSP, PS2, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360.

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PES 2012 has a sharper visual enhancement than the previous generation, as well as new moves and celebrity players when scoring goals. In this game also added some new players who fill the squad bottom or top board, as well as variations of shoes, balls, field, and accessories more complete players.

But what I still question "how well how to edit a player with dummy status", because yesterday I update manual update, then update online, and the result is many players named "dummy" (twin kok not roughly)
"I'm Kudu Piyeeeee?" the time to reinstall the game, then update online all the patches? BL ma MS ku ntar ilang dong -.- "

And now, Konami will again release Pro Evolution Soccer 13 as a new weapon to fight the rivals in the world of FIFA football simulation. Is according to Xeoners PES 13 will be more favored than FIFA? Let's wait with this PES 13 debut.