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THE PES 2017 demo is available now to download on the playstation store and Xbox Live. Here's a quick look at how good the Arsenal team look on PES 2017.
PES 2017 ARSENAL TEAM FACES REVEALED
Following the release of the PES 2017 demo this morning, plenty of screenshots of the full Arsenal team have appeared online.
Despite the game taking some almighty steps forward in the graphics department, as per usual the players faces are a mixed bag.
Some look really realistic and others well, less so.
Take a look and be sure to keep an eye on Daily Star gaming as more screenshots of the Barcelona and Athletico Madrid teams become available.
To download the demo yourself and see the faces of the players first hand in the game, you'll have to download it on either PS4, PS3, Xbox One or Xbox 360 to see for yourself.
There is not currently any plans for the demo to be made avaiable for the PC, with the official Pro Evolution Soccer Twitter page confirming the decision, saying: “there is no PC demo due to extra work being done on anti-cheating in that version via a particular software“.
The full game launches on September 13, which is two weeks before rival title FIFA 17 comes out on September 27.
Original Story
The PES 2017 demo is out today and to mark the occaision Konami have revealed that they will integrate a dedicated element within PES 2017, giving players access to the PES League eSports competition.
"The competition will now be easier for all PES users to access," explains a Konami press release.
"For the first time in the series’ history, PES 2017 will feature a dedicated mode that will allow users to partake in Official PES League matches."
For the uniniated PES league is an eSports competition that allows Pro Evolution Soccer fans to play against each other, see detailed statistics on their performance and even win money-can't-buy prizes, such as entry to the single biggest event in the PES annual calendar: the PES World Finals.
“As the PES series continues to go from strength to strength, we are exploring a number of ways to build its reputation within the eSports sector,” said Jonas Lygaard, Senior Director of Brand and Business Development at Konami Digital Entertainment B.V.
"Later this year we will be integrating the hugely popular PES League element as a dedicated mode within PES 2017 and future iterations, allowing organised competitions to become easily accessible to absolutely anyone owning a PES title."
Further details about the forthcoming PES League season will be revealed nearer to the release of the game, which will be available on September 13 (Latin America) and September 15 (Rest of World).
Eager fans who cant wait to get their hands on the game no longer have to wait, as the games demo is officially released today on PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Football fans will have the option to play with up to nine teams, although interestingly, Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool, two teams who recently signed exclusive deals with the game, will not be playable.
Instead, you'll have to pick between:
Atlético Madrid
Arsenal
Barcelona
Boca Juniors
River Plate
Corinthians
Flamengo
Germany
France
According to Eurogamer, these nine teams are based "primarily on May 2016 data" so the chance of seeing any new signings (assuming there are any) wont happen.
Konami has also warned fans that due to licensing issues, some players in the demo may not be in the final version of the game and these changes will likely take place following a "Live update" due to be released on the same week as the games retail release.
During the demo, players will also have the option to play within two stadiums, including: FC Barcelona's iconic Camp Nou and the fictional Neu Sonne Arena.
