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The definitive soccer series Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) scores its way onto the new Nintendo 3DS console that enhances the gameplay with the inclusion of glasses-free 3D. Just like its home-based console brethrens, the 3DS version is almost a straight...
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Pro Evolution Soccer (or PES, to its mates) has a long, colourful history. From the outset, this Japanese-developed series has given EA's mega-budget FIFA series a run for its money - even back when it didn't have any licenses. It doesn't have them all...
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Nintendo platforms have been kinder to Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer franchise in recent years than any other. For while FIFA has been mopping up the acclaim across PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, it's been the Wii edition of Pro Evolution Soccer that...
PES 2011 plays a mean game of football, and there's lots to do...
The 3D is distracting, and a waste of space; overpriced.
A quality football game, with a few problems, but one that scales well to Nintendo's new handheld...
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For PES Productions arguably more than other developer, the accelerated development cycle associated with embryonic consoles provides more benefits than drawbacks. While other creators must feel an added degree of pressure, either to refine edited high...
Notably difficult to score, being a near-exact copy of one of football’s greatest adaptations. Although ancient. Nevertheless, a perfectly competent knockabout, not exactly enhanced by the technical capabilities of its host format. 7.7/10Print this pag...
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PES on 3DS is a welcome step backwards from the current-gen versions which have lost a lot of their sparkle compared to the glory days of PS2 PES 6 and its close relatives. On 3DS, the action is much more like the PES we know and love on PS2. It's fast...
Solid, organic football that's often spectacular, Full commentary, unlike PSP PES, No lag in multiplayer at last...
AI commits fouls and clears the ball without input, Goalkeepers and defenders are too fallible, Underused touch screen and missing game modes...
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It doesn’t hurt to know a little about soccer before you start playing the game. It can be a little intimidating when choosing a team, mostly because there are multiple leagues with an bevy of teams to choose from. Some of the squads are a little out-...
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The year-on-year tussle between Pro Evo and FIFA is one that is begging for an extra competitor. These two behemoths trundle along, occasionally changing the formula slightly, but for the most part resting on their laurels. They each know that their re...
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It’s not often that a new Nintendo platform launches that isn’t accompanied by some form of major first party release. The Wii had . The original Nintendo DS had an update of . Hell, even the Virtual Boy had . What was Nintendo’s big AAA title for thei...
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D is a technically impressive launch title, even if it requires you to play using a less than ideal camera angle in order to appreciate the 3D effect. The 3DS’s new thumbstick lends itself well to the controls, and the abilit...
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If you're looking for a 3DS soccer game, this one is your only choice at the moment. But fortunately Pro Evolution Soccer 3D packs some pretty neat tricks. FIFA has been the champion soccer game for years, while the Pro Evolution Soccer franchise has b...
Looks and sounds great. Plays a solid game of soccer. Amazing amount of combo moves are fun to master, and look fantastic when you know how to pull them off.
Limited gameplay modes. Only one local multiplayer option. Weird mix of licensed and nonlicensed teams.
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Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D features solid gameplay and offers a lot of depth in its Master League mode. Unfortunately, an overall lack of polish holds back what could have been a truly great game.Unlike most soccer games, which default to showing the...
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After playing Madden NFL on the 3DS and being sorely disappointed with the result, we ended up with the perhaps irrational fear that it was going to be impossible for a developer to put together a fun, exciting, enjoyable sports title on the system. S...
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2D screenshots of 3D-capable game: Due to technical limitations, the screenshot shown in this review is a 2D image of a game that can display its graphics in 3D. The game is fully playable in either form, but only the 2D method can be shown here.This r...
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While the Pro Evolution Soccer series retired from Nintendo's DS console a few years ago, Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D brings it back to a new Nintendo handheld along with brand-new 3D features. It's a decent first attempt--accurately capturing the gam...
Great controls and gameplay, Deep Master League mode, Wellpresented Champions League mode.
No online features, Little variety in singleplayer game modes, Lack of official teams and uptodate squads, Mundane commentary, No option to save replays.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D plays a great game of football but feels bare when it comes to features and game modes...
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While this 3D edition of PES 2011 launches alongside Nintendo's flashy new handheld, fundamentally it's the same game we've been playing on and off for over a decade. Aside from the 3D itself, most of the new features offered by the 3DS are barely bein...
Smart visuals, Plays like PES, Doesn't really offer anything new, No online play...
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FIFA might be grabbing all the headlines, but let's not forget that Konami's game never got any less beautiful as it slipped into the shade. A new piece of host hardware serves as a reminder of that, and while EA has moved the goalposts with its precis...
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D makes a strong debut on the 3DS, and of all the launch titles available it puts forward one of the strongest arguments for Nintendo’s brave new vision of the future. It’s a couple of features short of being a classic, but i...
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