Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 (PS3) (working title)
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Έπρεπε να το παράγγελνες από εδώ διότι μπορεί να το έχουμε πριν τις 26 ενώ τώρα με την μεταφορά από Αγγλία θα το έχεις 26 ή και πιο αργά.
Ακόμα ότι δεν υποστηρίζεις το Ελληνικό κοινό του PES με συνέπεια να μην μας υπολογίζει η Konami για Ελληνικό Server και Ελληνικό πρωτάθλημα…
Αυτά, η επιλογή δική σου…
Ακόμα ότι δεν υποστηρίζεις το Ελληνικό κοινό του PES με συνέπεια να μην μας υπολογίζει η Konami για Ελληνικό Server και Ελληνικό πρωτάθλημα…
Αυτά, η επιλογή δική σου…
Από το μαγαζί όπου θα το πάρω, με έχει ενημερώσει ότι υπάρχει το ενδεχόμενο να το φέρει νωρίτερα η Konami(το συνηθίζει)δηλαδή 20-26.
Η λίστα για την παραγγελία του PES2008(PS3) είναι :
1)JohnBougiou 62,50 ευρώ
2)gmirtzakis 62,50 ευρώ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
Η λίστα για την παραγγελία του PES2008(PS3) είναι :
1)JohnBougiou 62,50 ευρώ
2)gmirtzakis 62,50 ευρώ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
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Ok.
Η λίστα για την παραγγελία του PES2008(PS3) είναι :
1)JohnBougiou 62,50€
2)gmirtzakis 62,50€ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
3)spyridy 62,50€
Η λίστα για την παραγγελία του PES2008(PS3) είναι :
1)JohnBougiou 62,50€
2)gmirtzakis 62,50€ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
3)spyridy 62,50€
Απάντηση: Re: Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 (PS3) (working title)
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Μπορώ να δηλώσω συμμετοχή; Τι πρέπει να κάνω;
Η λίστα για την παραγγελία του PES2008(PS3) είναι :
1)JohnBougiou 62,50€
2)gmirtzakis 62,50€ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
3)spyridy 62,50€
4)Σταθης 62,50€
5)Babis K. 62,50€
( johnyosfp το WeHellas το έχει 69,99 άρα δεν συμφέρει).
1)JohnBougiou 62,50€
2)gmirtzakis 62,50€ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
3)spyridy 62,50€
4)Σταθης 62,50€
5)Babis K. 62,50€
( johnyosfp το WeHellas το έχει 69,99 άρα δεν συμφέρει).
gmirtzakis
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Η συνέντευξη του Seabass για λογαριασμό του IGN.
Seabass: 'Making PES 2008 was Really Tough'
Pro Evo producer Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka talks about the long, sometimes painful, labour of PES 2008.
Considering he's the brains behind the critically acclaimed Pro Evolution Soccer series, Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka likes to keep a low profile. Indeed, when the PlayStation 3 version debuted at Leipzig in August it was notable not because it was the first time PES was playable on a next-gen Playstation, but because Seabass wasn't there to show off his highly-anticipated baby.
But, despite his knack for steering clear of the limelight IGN was granted an audience with the man that made PES, to talk about what we can expect from the next in the series and what elements of his games make him most proud.
IGN: What are the main additions to PES 2008 over PES6?
Seabass: Obviously, it will be the first next-gen format on the PS3. Since we started on next-gen formats last season we have finally had time to make big changes that are much more noticeable in the game. For example, visually it's clear to see we changed a lot. We also redesigned the menus, plus the models of the players are much more beautiful. Players will notice that right away.
We have also introduced our new Teamvision AI. This is a sophisticated AI programme that learns and adapts according to the player's style of gameplay.
IGN: Can you explain how the Teamvision AI system learns from the way people play?
Seabass: If it's attacking AI, when you get the ball back from the CPU it will remember how you did it. So, the next time the CPU attacks, it will do so differently, maybe passing the ball around faster or changing the timing of dummies. When defending, the Teamvision AI learns how a player prefers to attack and changes its tactics accordingly. For instance, if a player often attacks down the side then the CPU will try to have their defenders take care of the wings.
On top of that, each team has its own strategies, to become more aggressive when attacking or defending depending on the flow of the match. Overall, this AI helps make the flow of the game close to the real football match.
IGN: What new moves will feature in the game and how will players be able to pull them off?
Seabass: We cannot say which but there are plenty of new moves in the game. When we say moves it's not just about a single, certain move either. Instead there are more subtle things, such as the timing of passes, the start of runs… We've tweaked and changed these timings and that affects the way the game plays, so much so it often feels like some of the moves are new.
IGN: How difficult was it creating the next generation of PES while still keeping the famed gameplay and control at its core?
Seabass: It was really, really tough, because we knew that this was going to be the stepping stone for taking our title into the next gen. We realised that past PES games were pretty much close to perfect - we tweaked the games every year and continued to do so for a long time, so it was natural for the game to be good. However, we knew we'd have to start afresh for the next-gen game.
IGN: What new modes will feature in the PS2 game?
Seabass: There are two new things. Firstly, there's World Tour Mode, in which you have to go around the world and battle it out against the club teams. For every match there's a mission you need to accomplish, such as 'come from behind and win after 75 minutes into the game', 'perform a hat trick', 'score from a set piece' and so on. To win you need to fulfill these conditions against all the 50-plus club teams in the game. For core PES players, this new mode will undoubtedly be exciting to play.
The Community Mode is also new. It keeps records of all the games you play against friends, so you can see who scores the most and the percentage of wins you notch up, as well as who's the most consistent scorer and so on. You can also keep track of two-v-two matches, to see which pairing works best.
IGN: Will there be new teams and leagues in the game?
Seabass: We have increased the number of teams this year, yes, and it's not at the expense of other features either, which we're happy about. There are plenty of new licensed club teams such as Tottenham Hotspur, RSC Anderlecht and Spartak Moscow, as well as official national teams like Brazil, Scotland and Portugal. In total there are now more than 250 teams.
IGN: How has the Master League been expanded for the next generation versions?
Seabass: I finally accomplished one of the things I wanted to do for a long time, which was increase the number of teams in the league from 16 to 20. Now they look and work as authentically as real football leagues. It's not a huge point but it has always been something I wanted to do.
We have also upgraded the glitter side of the Master League, by adding weekly reports, displaying the replays and highlights of the match in the main menu… We really wanted to build something that would make users feel more involved with the players and the club teams they create and manage. We have also added a 'popularity' rating for each club, which affects negotiations when transferring players.
IGN: Is there one element of PES 2008 you are most proud of?
Seabass: I am most proud that we created something that surpasses PES6. In terms of AI and the way the game plays, I think this creates a new game to the PES of old. The traditional PES graphics have improved too and I'm proud we have accomplished both - the graphics and the gameplay - at the same time. You will have a great time with your friends, I guarantee that!
:SFGSFGSF:
IGN
Seabass: 'Making PES 2008 was Really Tough'
Pro Evo producer Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka talks about the long, sometimes painful, labour of PES 2008.
Considering he's the brains behind the critically acclaimed Pro Evolution Soccer series, Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka likes to keep a low profile. Indeed, when the PlayStation 3 version debuted at Leipzig in August it was notable not because it was the first time PES was playable on a next-gen Playstation, but because Seabass wasn't there to show off his highly-anticipated baby.
But, despite his knack for steering clear of the limelight IGN was granted an audience with the man that made PES, to talk about what we can expect from the next in the series and what elements of his games make him most proud.
IGN: What are the main additions to PES 2008 over PES6?
Seabass: Obviously, it will be the first next-gen format on the PS3. Since we started on next-gen formats last season we have finally had time to make big changes that are much more noticeable in the game. For example, visually it's clear to see we changed a lot. We also redesigned the menus, plus the models of the players are much more beautiful. Players will notice that right away.
We have also introduced our new Teamvision AI. This is a sophisticated AI programme that learns and adapts according to the player's style of gameplay.
IGN: Can you explain how the Teamvision AI system learns from the way people play?
Seabass: If it's attacking AI, when you get the ball back from the CPU it will remember how you did it. So, the next time the CPU attacks, it will do so differently, maybe passing the ball around faster or changing the timing of dummies. When defending, the Teamvision AI learns how a player prefers to attack and changes its tactics accordingly. For instance, if a player often attacks down the side then the CPU will try to have their defenders take care of the wings.
On top of that, each team has its own strategies, to become more aggressive when attacking or defending depending on the flow of the match. Overall, this AI helps make the flow of the game close to the real football match.
IGN: What new moves will feature in the game and how will players be able to pull them off?
Seabass: We cannot say which but there are plenty of new moves in the game. When we say moves it's not just about a single, certain move either. Instead there are more subtle things, such as the timing of passes, the start of runs… We've tweaked and changed these timings and that affects the way the game plays, so much so it often feels like some of the moves are new.
IGN: How difficult was it creating the next generation of PES while still keeping the famed gameplay and control at its core?
Seabass: It was really, really tough, because we knew that this was going to be the stepping stone for taking our title into the next gen. We realised that past PES games were pretty much close to perfect - we tweaked the games every year and continued to do so for a long time, so it was natural for the game to be good. However, we knew we'd have to start afresh for the next-gen game.
IGN: What new modes will feature in the PS2 game?
Seabass: There are two new things. Firstly, there's World Tour Mode, in which you have to go around the world and battle it out against the club teams. For every match there's a mission you need to accomplish, such as 'come from behind and win after 75 minutes into the game', 'perform a hat trick', 'score from a set piece' and so on. To win you need to fulfill these conditions against all the 50-plus club teams in the game. For core PES players, this new mode will undoubtedly be exciting to play.
The Community Mode is also new. It keeps records of all the games you play against friends, so you can see who scores the most and the percentage of wins you notch up, as well as who's the most consistent scorer and so on. You can also keep track of two-v-two matches, to see which pairing works best.
IGN: Will there be new teams and leagues in the game?
Seabass: We have increased the number of teams this year, yes, and it's not at the expense of other features either, which we're happy about. There are plenty of new licensed club teams such as Tottenham Hotspur, RSC Anderlecht and Spartak Moscow, as well as official national teams like Brazil, Scotland and Portugal. In total there are now more than 250 teams.
IGN: How has the Master League been expanded for the next generation versions?
Seabass: I finally accomplished one of the things I wanted to do for a long time, which was increase the number of teams in the league from 16 to 20. Now they look and work as authentically as real football leagues. It's not a huge point but it has always been something I wanted to do.
We have also upgraded the glitter side of the Master League, by adding weekly reports, displaying the replays and highlights of the match in the main menu… We really wanted to build something that would make users feel more involved with the players and the club teams they create and manage. We have also added a 'popularity' rating for each club, which affects negotiations when transferring players.
IGN: Is there one element of PES 2008 you are most proud of?
Seabass: I am most proud that we created something that surpasses PES6. In terms of AI and the way the game plays, I think this creates a new game to the PES of old. The traditional PES graphics have improved too and I'm proud we have accomplished both - the graphics and the gameplay - at the same time. You will have a great time with your friends, I guarantee that!
:SFGSFGSF:
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Παιδιά θέλω και εγώ να συμμετέχω για το PES. Tα 62,5 είναι τελική τιμή έτσι? Αθήνα μένω. Τέλη Οκτώβρη θα έχει έρθει?
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Φίλε αν θες να μπεις στην παραγγελία απλά πες το μου.
Το PES2008 θα το έχουμε 26 Οκτωβρίου αλλά υπάρχει μεγάλη πιθανότητα να το έχουμε και κάποιες μέρες νωρίτερα, η τιμή για το PS3 είναι 62,50.
Το PES2008 θα το έχουμε 26 Οκτωβρίου αλλά υπάρχει μεγάλη πιθανότητα να το έχουμε και κάποιες μέρες νωρίτερα, η τιμή για το PS3 είναι 62,50.
Η λίστα για την παραγγελία του PES2008(PS3) είναι :
1)JohnBougiou 62,50€
2)gmirtzakis 62,50€ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
3)spyridy 62,50€
4)Σταθης 62,50€
5)Babis K. 62,50€
6)Gataros 62,50€
1)JohnBougiou 62,50€
2)gmirtzakis 62,50€ + έξοδα αποστολής(εκτός αν είναι Αθήνα)
3)spyridy 62,50€
4)Σταθης 62,50€
5)Babis K. 62,50€
6)Gataros 62,50€
Λοιπών για το PES2008 στο Χ-Box360 η τιμή του είναι στα 62,50€ ενώ για το PS2 δεν ξέρει ακόμα σίγουρα, όταν μάθω θα σας ενημερώσω για την έκδοση στο PS2.