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Pro Evolution Soccer 2012

Platform(s): Nintendo 3DS, PC, PSP, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360
Genre: Sports
Publisher: Konami Europe (EU), Konami (US)
Developer: Konami
Release Date: Sept. 27, 2011 (US), Oct. 14, 2011 (EU)

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'Pro Evolution Soccer 2012' (ALL) Unofficial v1.2 Patch Available NOW

by Rainier on Oct. 27, 2011 @ 8:27 a.m. PDT

Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 continues Konami's determination to create a truly realistic, immersive and utterly playable take on the modern game. Thus, the focus in PES 2012 is the instinctive way the game can be played and on teamwork in particular.

Get the Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 v1.2 Patch off WP (160mb)

This was mistakenly labeled as an official patch, which it is not!

PES 2012 v1.02 patch fixes:

  • Added in this version:
    • Completed Serie B including player stats
    • All 24 Npower Championship teams(23 are completed with stats, all 18 FL temas are completed)
    • Added new 2nd Division Switch with
    • Completed Bate Borisov and Apoel wit all players
    • Added HD game-plan icon switch
    • Added Cinematic Selector by cave as a switch
  • 2nd Divisions availabe and completed now:
    • Npower Championship
    • 2.Bundesliga
    • Liga Adelante
    • Serie Bwin (NEW)
  • Other Features:
    • All teams licensed
    • All transfers updated
    • 31 teams in Champions League Mode
    • New faces
    • New Ballpack
    • Original Sponsors
    • New supporter banners for all teams
    • Original Referee kits

To this end, PES 2012 continues Konami’s determination to work with fans of both the PES series and football in general, to create a truly realistic, immersive and utterly playable take on the modern game. Thus, the focus in PES 2012 is the instinctive way the game can be played and on teamwork in particular. Seabass and his Tokyo team have worked to recreate the very essence of top-level football, ensuring the new game’s AI engine has undergone a major overhaul and provide an experience akin to being part of a real team.

Attacking play is a cornerstone of PES 2012, and the new game benefits from a more open approach that allows users to dictate the pace of movement, with all-new AI elements incorporated so team mates make runs and offer support in one-on-one situations. Players make useful dummy runs to draw defenders, and this offers users greater options to move the ball around when they are being closed down. Thus, the team works together a more cohesive unit, reacting to the movements of the player with the ball, and working to force the opposing team into mistakes.

Zonal marking and positional defending are also massively enhanced; ensuring players are forced to work harder to split the opposition defense. Meanwhile a new cursor switching system has been implemented using the right analogue stick to switch to any player on the field. This allows users to pick a team mate anywhere on the pitch, thereby allowing players to react to threats faster, and to shut down attacks more quickly. Hold up play is being tweaked to give even greater control. AI defenders are able to hold a much tighter defensive line, position themselves better and track opponents more efficiently. The off-the-ball switching also extends to key set pieces, such as goal kicks, corners, free kicks and throw-ins, and allows users to target a specific player and send them on runs or to drag defenders out of position, and allows for quick breaks and space to be exploited more easily.

The physicality of top-level football is represented as PES 2012 extends the jostling system of its predecessor. Defenders rely on their strength and stature to force a player from the ball as strikers and play makers make use of unique attributes to beat their markers. Tighter, more accurate collisions see players tumbling dependent on how they are knocked off the ball. Crucially, control is not lost, allowing the stumbling player to be brought directly back under control.

The result is a game that, more than ever, truly represents the key attributes of the world’s greatest players, but without sacrificing balance and allowing single players to waltz undefended through a game. Coupled with heavily tweaked animation, more detailed lighting techniques, a wider variety of player styles, improved dead-ball situations, expanded tactics and a new customizable pass feature, means that PES 2012 truly captures the essence of top-flight football.


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