Opposing the credentials propounded by this year’s critics and fans who contribute to the football gaming leader board statistics, Konami’s soccer title seems to be holding its own and continues to improve upon its gameplay. Building upon the franchise’s robustness, the first downloadable content batch for Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 has now mounted onto digital data carriers and is ready to be transmitted onto the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC, as reported by Konami.
The fresh downloadable bits for PES 2011 bring revisions for the uniform of the English national team and up-gradations to attributes of a few of the players. Expanding the arsenal of playable teams, extra UEFA Champions League teams that qualified for the Group Stage in August are made available to play within the dedicated mode. In addition to that, three new wallpapers depicting Lionel Messi and four new styles of Nike boots are offered for access with the pack.
Not deviating too much from the essential values of the franchise, Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 broadens the bounds grounded with the new AI routines crafted to bring every bit of decisive and strategic freedom into player’s control. The new DLC pack implements sheer visual brilliance and wields further refinements with the inclusion of new camera angles as well as more than a thousand fresh animations. Notched up with smoother gameplay dynamics and various movement improvisations resembling final-round matches, an alive and intriguing ambience is vowed to be delivered with new stadium designs, cheers from the applauding crowds and with new league additions.
The new downloadable content batch for PES 2011 is now freely accessible and supports PS3, Xbox 360 as well as PC. The full game itself is obtainable from retailers at 59.99 USD (approx. Rs. 2,667) for Xbox 360 and PS3 respectively. While the PSP version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 is reported to be revealed to public on November 2 at 29.99 USD (approx. Rs. 1,333), the Wii version hits stores on November 30, 2010 for 49.99 USD (approx. Rs. 2,222).