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Player ID Video

 

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PES 2013 training mode WENB

 

 

PES 2013 introduces a new training mode, giving users a new way to learn new (and old) mechanics. It’s a welcome feature, although I do think it needs more visual indicators in a variety of sections. Despite a controller appearing on screen talking you through when to press the button(s), it’s not wholly accurate, and you have to figure out certain things through intuition.

 

Below we detail all the sections, with their official blurb. Impressions directly below each section.

 

Dribbling

 

1) Deft Touch Dribble

2) Double Touch

 

“The game now features Deft Touch Dribbling and Double Touch! Both are easy to pull off and come in very handy when trying to beat opposition defenders. Master it in training and make these moves yours!”

 

The new Deft Touch Dribbling, done by holding R2, is a key weapon in PES 2013. The first training section is about beating players with it, while the second teaches you the Iniesta side-step named Double Touch. You do this by letting go of the left stick, tapping to either side of the player with the right stick, then pushing forward with the left stick again.

 

Defence

 

1) Hold-up Play

2) Pressure

3) Tackle

 

“Controls for tackling, hold-up play and pressuring have also changed. Try them out in training and see how they work now.”

 

The is the first insight into how defending has changed for the better, even if this training session isn’t well detailed at first. The Hold-up Play is getting you used to holding R2 & X, although I wasn’t too sure what I needed to do to succeed. All I had to do was not tackle the player, despite him coming very close to me, and just stop him from scoring for short amount of time.

 

The pressure mechanic is the same as last year, although the new Tackle move is new. A perfectly timed double tap of the X button sees your player stretch in to tackle, and doing so well passes the challenge.

 

Trap

 

1) Perfect Trap

2) Flick (Sombrero)

3) Flick (Volley)

 

“There’s now a lot more variety to trapping the ball with the introduction of Perfect Trap and the Flick. Practice them in training to learn even more tricks to fool the defence with.”

 

The first training section that falls apart for me, and shows Konami need to work on teaches this element. The main issue is the fact the game doesn’t tell you when to press the trap button in an easy to learn visual way. Simple telling you to press R2 or R3 just before you receive the ball isn’t enough, and causes huge issues by the time you get to the Flick (Volley) section. I was on this for absolutely ages, as I didn’t really know when to press the R3 when the ball came over. Pressing ‘just before’ the ball meets your player is vague, and you’ll find doing just that doesn’t mean you did it.

 

Long-pass

 

1) Long-Pass

2) Lofted Long Pass

 

“Long-passes have changed with the addition of Lofted Long Pass. You’ll need to get used to this in training as the previous long-pass now has a lower trajectory than it used to.”

 

Really nice insight into just how low and driven the normal long pass is now. Still over head height, just, the ball will decend much faster and isn’t ideal in playing cross field as it will get cut out before it gets to the target.

 

Holding down R2 while pressing long pass pops the ball higher into the air, and is useful for clearing packed midfields, even if it takes a little longer to get to it’s target.

 

Shot

 

1) Controlled Shot

2) Knuckle Shot

3) Nutmeg Shot

 

“You can now really embarrass your opponent with the new Nutmeg Shot. Master it along with the Knuckle Shot and Controlled Shot in training so that you can hit them in a real matches.”

 

The Controlled Shot is an introduction into the R2 shooting., which is about placement and curl. Knuckle Shot on the other hand is about pure power, and the Nutmeg Shot is mainly used on goalkeepers. By aiming at the keeper close in, tapping shoot then pressing R2, the player will prod the ball in an attempt to finish through the keepers legs. Nice little animation, and not something that will work everytime.

 

1-2 Pass

 

1) 1-2 Pass

2) Dynamic One-Two

 

“There is now a new type of one-two pass with the addition of Dynamic One-Two. Make sure you can use them both through training.

 

The normal 1-2 pass is as you were, but the new Dynamic One-Two pass is certainly something to get excited about. After initiating the first pass, you can flick the right stick in any direction to make the player run that way, opening up lots of possibilities.

 

Feint

 

1) Nutmeg

2) Run Around

 

“The Nutmeg and Run Around are both potent skills in beating and approaching defenders. Make sure you master them in training!”

 

Variations of the speed burst from last year, by holding R2 then pressing R1 while aiming at the player provides you with a Nutmeg attempt. Pressing at angle aside from the defending player will result in the Run Around. You’ll find it’s very difficult to pull either off successfully, even in training.

 

Manual Controls

 

1) Manual Pass

2) Manual Long-pass

3) Manual Shot

 

“The Manual Shot adds an extra dimension to shooting. Get used to its intricacies in training and you could be a real sharpshooter.”

 

Self explanatory really, but get’s you accustomed to using the L2 manual modifier.

 

Penalties

 

1) Penalties (L and R)

2) Penalties (Height)

 

“It’s imperative you convert your chances. Practice hitting every part of the net to make sure you can put them away with confidence.”

 

Same as PES 2012 training, shooting blue translucent boxes with a limited amount of balls.

 

Free Kicks

 

1) Free Kicks (L and R)

2) Free Kicks (Height)

 

“Don’t be afraid to go for goal with your free kicks! Practice how to get the placement just right in training and you can be a dead ball specialist!”

 

Same as Penalties.

 

Teammate Controls

 

1) Teammate Controls (Assisted)

2) Teammate Controls (Manual)

 

“Learning Teammate Controls is a sure way to add another dimension in your attack. Give yourself even more options by mastering it.”

 

Clicking in the right stick and highlighting a player cause him to make a run forward, but by practicing the manual control, you direct someone else on the pitch perfectly. Still difficult to do in a real match environment, though.

 

Off The Ball Controls

 

1) Off the Ball Controls (Thrown in)

2) Off the Ball Controls (Corner Kicks)

3) Off the Ball Controls (Free Kicks)

 

“Learning how to retain possession in set piece situations and to play the ball first-time can prove to be a huge advantage to you. Make sure you practice in training.”

 

Same as PES 2012 here, it teaches you not to simply whip the ball into the box, and preselect a player by using the right stick and aim your attack accordingly.

[dani12o82]

PES 2013 impresija koda WENB

 

 

To focus solely on gameplay is a bold move. Whether it was through design and intention, or perhaps a situation realized through a change of team leader and the prospect of a new engine next year. A decision had to be made, and the PES team decided to do their talking on the pitch. Nothing screams confidence in your product than a very early demo, and tomorrow you’ll all be able to decide if Konami made the right choice.

 

For me, there’s no other way of coming to any sort of conclusion without getting your hands on the controller and getting to grips with the vast array of gameplay changes, all of which eliminate any issues you might have had with PES 2012. The freedom of play, the realistic positional play of players for and against, the meaty and satisfying shooting, along with reactive and believable keepers quickly diminish any ill feeling from last year. The feeling of change is instant, even if the visuals aren’t.

 

It’s been well publicized that PES 2013 is using the skin of last year, and at first is gives a very unsatisfying visual appeal. The contrast change in daytime settings is welcome, if not huge or initially noticeable from memory. There are a lot of unsung animation changes, which while subtle add to a smoother experience. Passing and shooting animations are more varied, as are the way players move after each exchange. When passing during a move players will dart off realistically, or move from one action to the other fluidly.

 

Keepers also receive a very pleasant and surprising upgrade, seemingly void of irregular movements. One handed, full stretch saves are in, doing away with arms that are stuck to the side of the body. A huge variety is shown off well by the better keepers in the game, with the likes of Buffon shining brightest. Same can be said over the ability to throw the ball out, with logic applied to underarm throwing to close players, to overarm throws to players further up the pitch. It’s expected that they look realistic, but it’s nice to say they do.

 

Alongside them shooting has seen a huge upgrade, and provided me with an impressive amount of satisfaction. The ball literally booms off your striker foot towards goal, creating some memorable moments. Get the ball to someone like Ibrahimovic from far out with space, and taking a shot will be hugely beneficial. As is the R2 curl shot, which finally get it’s own animation and huge curl. Akin to the PES6 days and more recent FIFA days, it’s been a long time coming! The manual shooting, which comes with a preset option to have it there without needing to press a button, continues to shine also. The power isn’t as prominent now that normal shooting has been given an upgrade, but that extra say in the direction is key especially in one on one situations. And those opportunities to shoot become key in deciding a game, as the collective pressing and positional awareness of your opponents is a sight to behold.

 

It’s a footballing cliché to say you need to pass back to move forward, but it’s the best way to describe PES 2013. You’ll instantly notice the higher defensive lines, but also the way players are coy to engage, happier to block out obvious passing opportunities. This creates limited options, and forces you to try and attempt audacious, difficult passes, or pass back to an unmarked defender to pull players away. This is needed to create space for the like of Pedro or Hazard on the wing, as beating defenders isn’t easy. Holding possession with players like Iniesta and Modric is easy enough, but making that space against defenders who are happier to contain and restrict is another thing. So even the likes of Neymar will need to be fed the ball once you have created space around them, as attacking one defender is easier than having to negotiate more than one.

 

Previous habits need to die fast, simply blind passing forward will usually mean the ball is cut out, as is simply passing to your star player expecting something miraculous to happen. It won’t, this is real football. Or Konami’s attempt to create it.

 

The new R2 dribbling helps matters immensely, and the sooner you become accustomed to using it, the better you will fair in the game. Not only is it the first touch button, which requires expert timing, but the small touches back and forth coax defenders into making a challenge and giving you a chance to dance past them and cause mayhem. And that’s the whole point of this close attention they give you, there’s no more bunching in PES 2013. It means, if you beat a man, space is opened up to you and gives you a massive advantage in making a goal scoring opportunity.

 

The R2 dribbling also opens up to the new nutmeg and run around moves, which are done in a similar way to the speed burst. Pressing R1 while in this state creates a burst of speed that can take out a player if timed correctly.

 

As mentioned, however, beating a player has increased difficulty and that’s mainly down to the new defending mechanics. Still strong from previous code, and allows users who build their team on astute defending to finally dominate in a PES game again. Dribbling has been toned down, so dramatic turns cause a moment of opportunity to step in. Dribbling with the likes of Gomez isn’t a good idea, you want to be whipping in crosses for him, so utilizing players with different skillsets is another welcome return.

 

Defenders like Thiago Silva portray a great level of tackling and heading, but also ball control, giving them the edge in a variety of circumstances. The same can be said of Dani Alves, who crosses the ball with devilish whip, allowing any striker with good heading abilities to prosper. The crossing in general has been reworked, taking into account many variables like favored foot and body position. They come with their own animation too, which again is pleasing to the eye.

 

Alongside the general defensive play, you’ll notice when playing the AI on a variety of levels that possession isn’t as one sided as before. I’m reluctant to say it’s down to the opposition being more patient, more down to the fact that play becomes throttled. The higher defensive lines from both teams initially create a battle to stamp authority on the game, and with play congested there’s a natural consistency in winning/giving the ball away. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not congested through grouping, more space pressing that causes the player to make instant decisions to keep the ball or try a difficult pass. Again, extremely realistic. The higher you go up in difficulty, the tougher it is to break the seemingly easier teams down, although they remain an impotent attacking threat if you’re smart.

 

This leads me onto a potential key element in PES 2013, and perhaps one element that could redefine the genre – dynamic one-twos. By pressing L1 + pass, you can then make the player who has just passed the ball move in any direction with a flick of the right stick. Doing so right now creates infinite possibilities in directing your attack, and allows you to change the run of the passer from simply moving forward. I say it’s potentially a gamechanger, because I feel it’s not been fleshed out as much as it could have been so far. While the movements are instant, it would be nice to have a variety of runs accesible through Player ID, and player traits. Someone like De Rossi for example might not want go get behind the defence with a one-two, and would rather dart along the field to create a shooting opportunity from far out. It’s impressive, but could potentially be a true selling point in the future.

 

The same can be said for Player ID. It’s been well documented, and still impresses. However, it currently equates to realistic movements over individual brilliance. As expected, players like Bale and Lennon move like their counter parts, but it’s not exclusive to just those people. Movements like the Iniesta side step or the Terry missile dive are seen being done by all the players, which I would rather not see. Player ID will no doubt be something that defines PES in the future, but I’m hoping to see more player exclusive mechanics. Such as Ronaldo, who is animated wonderfully. Every part of his repertoire is realised in PES 2013, and this attention to detail in all players is what will make it another gamechanger.

 

While the game continues to improve from previous code, however, there are some annoyances that have crept in. It’s something I would like you all to feedback on from the demo, but currently the long passes have become assisted once again. Passing out to the wing on any assistant are once again homed in, and fail to have error on power. Blind high passing to someone on the wing is again beneficial, and requires little skill. Same can be said of zero bar passing, which isn’t fully manual. Again, it takes into account power more, which isn’t what’s been asked. I’ve settled on 2 bars, as it really does take into account stats while feeling very free. The likes of Xavi pass with incredible speed and precision, and can dissect a packed midfield at will.

 

Shot faking a keeper is something I feel is too powerful, as the keeper will go to ground easily, allowing a tap in. They need to be aware to the situation, and get grounded more difficultly. My final annoyance comes from free kicks – they still are far too accurate from the AI, and any foul given close to the area usually means a goal.

 

Aside from the above, the game does continue to impress, and while I’m not so sure about the graphical direction, or lack of, in PES 2013, the game as it is now is a true spectacle for football fans. With the demo tomorrow, you’ll all be able to judge for yourself!

 

Stay tuned later for a podcast which delves that little bit further!

 

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[dani12o82]

LISTA TIMOVA I STADIONA by WENB

 

 

Here’s the full list of teams and stadiums so far in PES 2013.

 

NOTE: This is early code. There are currently no South American teams outside of Copa Libertadores mode. I strongly believe it’s because Konami have secured the Brazilian and possibly Argentinian leagues. I expect to know more next month.

 

 

 

PES 2013 Stadium List

 

Wembley Stadium – English National Stadium

Old Trafford – Manchester United

Santiago Bernabeu – Real Madrid

Camp de Mestalla – Valencia

Vicente Calderon – Athletico Madrid

Ciutat de Valencia – Levante

Reyo de Navarra – Osasuna

Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan – Sevilla

La Rosaleda – Malaga

Estadio RCD Espanyol – Espanyol

Campo San Mames – Athletico Bilbao

Coliseum Alfonso Perez – Getafe

Stade De France – French National Stadium

Stade Lous II – Monaco

San Siro – AC Milan

Il Nuovo Stadio Della Juventus – Juventus

Stadio Olimpico – Roma/Lazio

Giuseppe Meazza – Inter

Allianz Arena – Bayern Munich

Estadio Da Luz – Benfica

Estadio Dragao – Porto

Estadio Jose Alvalade – Sporting Clube do Portugal

Estadio Urbano Caldiera – Santos

Saitama Stadium 2002 – Urawa Red Diamonds

 

Unlicensed Stadia

 

Bristol Mary Stadium

Rose Park Stadium

Royal London Stadium

Estadio Del Nuevo Triunfo

Stade De Sagittaire

Stadio Orione

Burg Stadion

Ville Marie Stadium

Estadio De Escorpiao

Estadio Amazonas

Estadio De Palenque

Konami Stadium

Mohamed Lewis Stadium

 

Missing: Camp Nou, Amsterdam Arena, El Monumental

 

10x Spanish stadiums to come through DLC, including Camp Nou. No news on Amsterdam Arena and El Monumental.

 

 

 

TEAM LIST

 

 

 

EUROPE

 

Austria

Belgium

Bosnia And Herzegovina

Bulgaria

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Ireland

Israel

Italy

Montenegro

Netherlands

Northern Ireland

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Scotland

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

Ukraine

Wales

 

AFRICA

 

Algeria

Angola

Cameroon

Ivory Coast

Egypt

Ghana

Guinea

Mali

Morocco

Nigeria

Senegal

South Africa

Tunisia

Zambia (replaces Togo)

 

AMERICAS

 

Canada

Costa Rica

Honduras

Mexico

Panama

USA

Argentina

Bolivia

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

Ecuador

Paraguay

Peru

Uruguay

Venezuela

 

ASIA

 

Australia

China

Iran

Japan

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon (replaces Bahrain)

North Korea

Oman (replaces Syria)

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

South Korea

Thailand

UAE

Uzbekistan

New Zealand

 

Liga BBVA (League licensed + All teams licensed)

 

Athletic Club

Atlético Madrid

FC Barcelona

Celta De Vigo

RC Deportivo

RCD Espanyol

Getafe CF

Granada CF

Levante UD

RCD Mallorca

Málaga CF

CA Osasuna

Rayo Vallecano

Real Betis

Real Madrid CF

Real Sociedad

Real Zaragoza

Sevilla FC

Valencia CF

 

English League

 

Arsenal

Aston Villa

Chelsea

Everton

Fulham

Liverpool

Manchester City

Manchester United (licensed)

Newcastle

Norwich City

Queens Park Rangers

Reading

Southampton

Stoke City

Sunderland

Swansea City

Tottenham Hotspur

West Bromwich Albion

West Ham United

Wigan Athletic

 

Ligue 1 (League licensed + All teams licensed)

 

AC Ajaccio

SC Bastia

FC Girondins de Bordeaux

Stade Brestois 29

Évian Thonon Gaillard FC

LOSC Lille Métropole

FC Lorient

Olympique Lyonnais

Olympique de Marseille

Montpellier Hérault SC

AS Nancy-Lorraine

OGC Nice

Paris Saint-Germain FC

Stade De Reims

Stade Rennais FC

FC Sochaux-Montbéliard

AS Saint-Étienne

Toulouse FC

Estac Troyes

Valenciennes FC

 

Italian League (All teams licensed)

 

Atalanta BC

Bologna FC

Cagliari Calcio

Calcio Catania

Chievo Verona

Fiorentina

Geno

Internazionale

Juventus

S.S. Lazio

A.C. Milan

SSC Napoli

USC Palermo

Parma FC

Pescara

Roma

U.C. Sampdoria

Siena

Torino

Udinese Calcio

 

Eredivisie (League licensed + All teams licensed)

 

ADO Den Haag

AZ Alkmaar

AFC Ajax

FC Groningen

FC Twente

FC Utrecht

Feyenoord

SC Heerenveen

Heracles Almelo

NAC Breda

NEC Nijmegen

PSV Eindhoven

RKC Waalwijk

Roda JC

VVV-Venlo

Vitesse

Willem II

PEC Zwolle

 

Portuguese League

 

Académica

Beira Mar

Benfica (licensed)

Nacional Mad

FC Porto (licensed)

Gil Vicente

Maritimo

Olhanense

Ferreira

Rio Ave

Braga

Sporting de Portugal (licensed)

Guimaraes

Setubal

 

Other European teams

 

Note, there are 4 blank teams in this group, which could be any teams removed or replaced. We’ll know more next month.

 

RSC Anderlecht (replaces KRC Genk)

Club Brugge KV (replaces Standard Liège)

Dinamo Zagreb

AC Sparta Praha

FC Copenhagen

F.C. Bayern München

AEK Athens

Olympiacos FC

Panathinaikos FC

PAOK F.C.

Wisła Kraków

CFR Cluj (replaces FC Oțelul Galați)

CSKA Moscow

Spartak Moscow (replaces FC Rubín Kazán)

Zenit St. Petersburg

Celtic FC

Motherwell FC (replaces Rangers FC)

Beşiktaş

Fenerbahçe

Galatasaray

Trabzonspor

Shakhtar Donetsk

Dynamo Kiev

 

Removed teams from Other European Teams

 

HJK Helsinki

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Rosenborg BK

AIK

FC Basel

FC Zürich

 

Copa Libertadores

 

MEX}} Tigres

MEX}} Cruz Azul

MEX}} Chivas

ARG}} Vélez Sarsfield

ARG}} Boca Juniors

ARG}} Lanús

ARG}} Godoy Cruz

ARG}} Arsenal

BOL}} Club Bolívar

BOL}} The Strongest

BOL}} Real Potosi

BRA}} Santos FC

BRA}} SC Corinthians

BRA}} Vasco da Gama

BRA}} Fluminense FC

BRA}} CR Flamengo

BRA}} SC Internacional

CHI}} Universidad de Chile

CHI}} Universidad Católica

CHI}} Unión Española

COL}} Atlético Nacional

COL}} Junior

COL}} Once Caldas

ECU}} S.D. Quito

ECU}} Emelec

ECU}} [[Club Deportivo El Nacional|El Nacional]]

PAR}} Club Nacional

PAR}} Club Olimpia

PAR}} Libertad

PER}} Juan Aurich

PER}} Alianza Lima

PER}} Sport Huancayo

URU}} Nacional

URU}} Defensor Sporting

URU}} Penarol

VEN}} Deportivo Tachira

VEN}} Zamora F.C.

VEN}} Carascas

[Johnny]

Pes2013 demo1 will be European Time 10:00 released in Asia 16:00 release

[dani12o82]

Nigdje ja ne vidim tamo bilo sta vezano za vrijeme izlaska, molim te ispravi me ako gresim

[dani12o82]

Za sve one koji posjeduju PS3 (japan) ili XBOX sada mogu da skinu demo!!!

 

Evo i jedne slicice

 

[martin_ramadan]

kad ce kod nas ?

[dani12o82]

Trebalo bi za PC vrlo brzo da bude, ja mislim za nekih sat do sat i po ce biti download

[martin_ramadan]

pa rekli su nesto u 10:00 ama jos nema nista :( jedva cekam to dimmy

[dani12o82]

Nikad ne izlazi tako rano, uvijek je to negdje oko podne po nasem vremenu, tako da ocekujem i ovaj put da bude isto.

Inace, od nekih najvecih kriticara PES-a u zadnjim godinama citam impresije i vecina ih je zadovoljna skoro svakim dijelom igre, imaju tu neke male zamjerke ali ne one koje su vezane za gameplay, dakle za samu igrici, nego ono "okolo" grafika, zasto navijaci ne zvizde dovoljno da protivnik izgubi loptu itd. Dakle imamo sta da cekama. Jedino sto mi se ne svidja jeste sto ce biti jos jedan demo a to znaci da ce biti opet promjena, nadajmo se na bolje, mada, konami je to, sve je moguce :) druga stvar sto mi daje nadu da na kraju nece biti lose je to sto nemaju bas puno vremena, izlazak je najavljen za 14.8

[Nenin]

Zar nije za 14.9. Full verzija?

[dani12o82]

moje greska 14.9 sam mislio full

[Johnny]

Zašto ne mogu da pomerim igrače na strelice ni na pečurkicu? Namestim kontrole, ali oni stoje mogu samo da se dodaju. Samo mi se dole vrte one slike preset tactic, kako to da isključim?

[Nenin]

Stisnes pauzu, odes na Select Sides, zatim pretisnes kocku (tipku za šut) i ušlo ti je u tvoje postavke kontrolera...onda ideš na Button Configuration i na movement nastimas da ti bude oboje, i analog i tipke prikazane...i izlazis s krugom ponovo u meč...to moras uraditi svaki put kad udjes u PES 2013 Demo ;)

[Johnny]

https://mobile.twitter.com/Winningelevenes/status/233553675291873280

 

PES 2013 27.9.2012

[Devilish Soldier]

 

 

[martin_ramadan]

Novi trajler sa gamescom.

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Edited August 15, 2012 by martin_ramadan

[martin_ramadan]

evo neki novi ss, prelepi stadioni :)

 

 

[Johnny]

http://www.vg247.com/2012/08/20/pes-2013-konami-confirms-150-licensed-teams/

 

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?...layer_embedded

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Edited August 21, 2012 by Johnny

[Devilish Soldier]

SECOND PES DEMO WILL BE AVAILABLE NEXT WEEK

Tuesday 28.08.12

 

An improved demo will be available on all next gen platforms

 

The new and improved PES 2013 demo will be available for download on Xbox 360 on August 28th, and on PlayStation 3 on August 29th. A Windows PC version will be available later in September.

Thanks to the feedback received from all our fans who tried our first demo and those who played our gamescom version, our new second demo is packed with improvements.

 

Not only has the balance between offense and defence been equalised, but our fans will be able to see the improvements made in pass targeting and trajectory, shot speed, blocking actions by defenders and even on the referee AI.

 

Our new demo will include 11 fully licensed teams and the possibility to play 10 minute matches. Also new anthems have been implemented for the starting line-ups and fans will have the possibility of experiencing for the first time our brand new training trials.

 

So get ready for our new demo and keep an eye on our site for further news heading your way!

[Devilish Soldier]

[Johnny]

[video=youtube;0YL-T6Jyio8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0YL-T6Jyio8

 

Nešto o ML.

[Devilish Soldier]

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[martin_ramadan]

Izasla igra u Izraelu, uskoro bi trebalo da procuri neki link kod nas ave: