- PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2011 UNLOCK CODE FULL PRO
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There are so many little tweaks that can be applied in the pre-match setup section, and for those that do not relish the idea of constantly having to do so, there is the chance to save certain key player positions, formations, tactics, and so on, meaning they can quickly be loaded next time the game is booted up. The commentary is spot on, with not too much of that pesky repetition or ill-timed comments popping up (anyone remember the old 'That must be a penalty!' when actually nowhere near the box?!), and the atmosphere from the crowd is amazing, with team-specific chants being a particular stand-out point.
The Circle Pad certainly helps for probably the smoothest control system on a handheld so far, with the intuitive nature of the gameplay from the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions being translated to the smaller setting very impressively indeed.
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Might as well skip ahead to the final score, right? Well, okay, for those still reading there are far more options to choose from this year, with traditional Exhibition matches and Penalty shoot-outs, Network games (online match-up with those on the Friends List or 'Free' games against those of a similar level, or all players at any standard wireless games, plus StreetPass encounters), UEFA Champions League, the Latin American cup, Master League for developing talents and signing the right players on the road to glory, Become a Legend where players start as a single player from the beginning of their career through to the twilight, World Player that works similarly to Become a Legend but different in that you are already in the shoes of a big name star, plus the usual regular League and Cup choices, as well as intensive training sessions.
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What of Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 3D, though? Does it keep the upward trend going and become the champion? The answer is one that can be delivered in a single word: yes! On the handheld scene, again it has so far been a case of Konami still trumping EA, since the FIFA games on 3DS have been rather sub-par, as was the case with the recent FIFA 13.
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Saying that, though, such accusations are levelled at the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions mainly, since on Wii the 'Playmaker' series that uses Wii Remote pointer controls for a greater degree of control over team mates during matches helped elevate it to a higher level overall. In recent years EA Sports' multi-million selling series notched it up several gears whilst Konami's famous team, led Shingo 'Seabass' Takatsuka, stalled somewhat. Year in, year out, the key duo of Konami and Electronic Arts battle it out with their latest updates to the popular football pairing of Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA the former always seemingly one step behind due to limitations in the FIFA licensing deal, but normally leagues ahead in terms of quality. However, those that hunt it down will find one of the best handheld football experiences so far and the pain of dishing out for the 2011 edition should have subsided by now. It seems the same has happened with Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 3D. Unfortunately, hardly anyone even knew that Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 3D had landed at retail, and those that did were stung at having forked out for a stripped down version at the 3DS launch. With that appearing in March 2011, about half a year after the home console versions, it was not that actually too long until the 2012 edition hit, complete with many of the features that had been missing from the good-but-rushed launch day 3DS title.
The Nintendo 3DS saw a great iteration at the system's launch, with Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D. Since then, Konami has stealthily released annual updates that have fell by the wayside, with the last three editions actually being exactly the same, bar minor updates to squads. Sadly the Pro Evolution Soccer series has not been a big success since the 2008 edition on Wii that was heavily advertised by Nintendo itself.
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