This “PES2.5” manages to provide the powerfully frenetic PES2 some of the depth PES3 would later introduce, without completely changing the gameplay as the latter did. The game is a healthy PES2/PES3 combo, applying some of the essence we would find out later in PES3 to its base game, PES2 especially the ball physics and some animations look very similar to those of the subsequent PES.
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Pro Evo 2 first saw the light of day at Japan in April 2002, while Europeans were able to get their hands on the game in October two months later in December, WE6:FE is released and Japanese players bathe in a footballing simulation of exquisite quality. So, now you certainly understand what a “Winning Eleven 6: Final Evolution” might mean. They kept the good stuff for themselves, alright…! Consider once more the example of PES5: the original game is released on August 2005 Winning Eleven 9 Liveware Evolution is an upgraded PES5 that hit the stores on March…2006. It turns out, Konami kept working on their game during the year and before the subsequent PES was released, tweaking and improving it, then releasing those upgraded versions, sadly, just for the Asian market. Up until a few years ago, though I thought I knew all about this series, I realized there was a plethora of iterations I had completely missed. If westerners such as myself knew about Pro Evo, most of them – myself including – were completely unaware of how much more legendary virtual football one could experience. They were potently ejaculating art at that point.
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PES5 alone has six variations (!!!) ranging from the actual PES5 to the North American version (Winning Eleven 9), to the Liveware Evolution and the J-League and the PSP versions. If you want to get a glimpse of how footballingly passionate the Pro Evo developers were back in the PS1/PS2 days, take a look at how many iterations Konami released during, particularly, the early 2000s. Here is a collection of five hidden gems of the Pro Evolution Series. In this analogy, if the likes of the above-mentioned ISS Pro Evolution or PES6 are featured right at the entrance of the art gallery, capturing all the tourists and their selfies, in this article I shall lead you to the others who regretfully seemed to have drawn the short draw, ending up on a tiny, obscure, dimly-lit room where few have ever entered. But as one keeps on exploring this specific football gaming museum built by Konami, one finds that there is more art to experience the more we spend time there. Historically, versions ranging from the granddaddy of football games, ISS Pro Evolution, to PES3 from PES5 to PES6 established themselves as iconic representations of the beautiful game whose brilliance shall echo through time and forever so those are, anyway – and naturally -, some of the most popular games in the history of the series.
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If there is a football gaming series we can consider to have managed to achieve virtual football nirvana, the Pro Evolution Soccer series would be the finest possible candidate, especially for its awesome iterations of the legendary PS1 and PS2-eras, which completely set the stage for football gaming to become more than a depthless, forgettable playful pastime to an obligatory branch of the actual, real footballing experience revered by millions around the globe an almost-religion. We are still not living in a world where not being aware of the greatness of a Pro Evolution Soccer 3 or a 2010 FIFA World Cup Game would be a shameful thing to admit – we will get there…- but, for the minority of people who do know about the history of this gaming genre, those titles above-mentioned, among others of course, are stellar examples of the developers’ unmatched artistic vision and skill, and as a consequence they are the living, breathing love letters to both gaming itself and also the sport of Football. He who considers himself a football gaming enthusiast and connoisseur is surely now aware of the plethora of incredible football games present on a seemingly never-ending multi-decade-long catalog of authentic works of art.
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