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"Pro Evolution - Final Evolution."

I believe I'm being fair here, when I say that the majority of you here are sane and believe Pro Evolution 2 is the best footy game ever.

We all know Pro Evolution 3 will show its heavenly face in the near future, and we all know it'll blow us all away just like it's famous predecessor did.
But what I want to know, is if and when Pro Evolution - Final Evolution will arrive here in England. I've played it - it's only been released in Japan as far as I know. It's good enough to - believe it or not - make PES2 look like Fifa. Unfortunately I need to get my PS2 chipped in order to play the only version I can get my hands on, because my friend has got it on import with most of the game having been translated. 'Patching', something I don't understand - is why it's translated and has excellent background music from actual well-known bands.

Player names are on the back of shirts, all the official sponsors make the kits look superb - and the edit player mode is so advanced it'll have you crying in disbelief due to the sheer amount of options on offer to you.

In-game, the ball physics are - again, believe it or not - better than they are in PES2, and the ball is the World Cup Adidas ball.
Animation is outstanding. There is so much to look for now you'll forget you're meant to be playing the game, not watching it.

Match stats aren't anything like in PES2. There's EVERY stat imaginable. Player marks out of 10. Where he ran most with/without the ball. Pass completion. Shots on and off target. More I simply cannot remember.

The Club Teams' badges are identical to real life.
Improved Training 'challenges'. Many more training difficulty levels.

So will this game ever arrive in the UK?
It better. Or we miss out.

Unless, of course, PES3 is Final Evolution with EVEN MORE...

Hercules! wrote:
a load of crap

How did I know you'd be posting in this thread?

;)

It's a little too much work at the mo to chip it, get Winning Eleven 6: Final Evolution and then patch it.

My advice is to wait until Winning Eleven 7 is released before you do anything

>
> However, he has to use some kind of device that allows the picture to
> be in colour on his TV because, remember, Japanese and American games
> use NTSC, and are in black and white over here in England.
>

Would it be in black and white if i use the swap disc and flip top lid method?


> I would say it's definately worth doing just for WE6. But, my mate got
> his copy for £2. Illegal, yes, otherwise it'd cost
> £49.99.
>

£2!!!! can you tell me how he got it at that price?


> Hope that helps.

tomorrow

;]

it still says newbie, why oh why, will this lable never leave me, i am tarnished forever. :(

well this one should

BTW, THIS message has just changed me from a newbie to a regular!!!!


YIPPEE!!!!!!

Cheers

I think if i was going to get my ps2 "chipped", i would go for the boot disc and lid method, as, i don't trust myself, or anyone else, to be soldering 28 wires in my ps2.

I know i shouldn't ask this but, where can you get games for only £2!!!!

My mate, the one who has got the game due to his chipped PS2, said it cost him roughly £50 to get some kinda DIY package that instructed him how to do it himself. He did it alright, so it can't be that hard. In the package it included an action replay disc that you need to start up your PS2 in order to play the imported games.

However, he has to use some kind of device that allows the picture to be in colour on his TV because, remember, Japanese and American games use NTSC, and are in black and white over here in England.

I would say it's definately worth doing just for WE6. But, my mate got his copy for £2. Illegal, yes, otherwise it'd cost £49.99.

Hope that helps.

1 more question:

Is the game on DVD?

If so i guess i will need a DVD burner, something else i havn't got. :(