BeefJack: "Sports games have traditionally recreated the experience of watching the game in question on the television, rather than playing it on the pitch. In terms of footy sims, arguably that would be the case for EA’s FIFA more than Konami’s Pro Evolution series, but the lavish camera angles, the swish presentation and the professional commentary have always meant the games shared more similarities with their media coverage than anything else."
Great news for those of you who just got a shiny new 3DSXL and are looking to expand your 3DS library. Several 3DS games have gotten price reductions/clearanced out at Best Buy and for those of you who can get to your local store to search for the titles this evening you can still take advantage of the B2G1 sales on all 3DS games. These games were all marked at a local store, did not appear to be a manager special and required no override at the register when purchasing them. That said, as is often the case for price drops like these, prices may vary depending based on different stores. These prices will likely be IN STORE ONLY.
Konami’s flagship soccer title, Pro Evolution Soccer: 2011 3D, arrives on Nintendo’s 3DS. Is it top of the league or in danger of relegation?
The Pro Evolution Soccer series wasn’t exactly a regular on Nintendo’s first dual-screen wonder, but Konami’s latest installment brings the series out of handheld retirement with new 3D features to boot.
Peter at El33tonline writes:
"If you think soccer (or football as the purists will likely point out) is beautiful in and of itself then Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D will captivate you for many, many hours with its impressive reproduction of the sport. If soccer is more about the meta-game - the teams, the players, and managing your team to grow it into something great as you play through leagues - then PES 3D will disappoint you with its scaled-down (and yet still confusing) Master League."
