But it's a question of optimisation and what will and won't be so good. "But we're confident at launch you will be able to play PES 2021 on these new consoles.
We're not putting out too much publicly because we want to do that testing first ourselves. Microsoft has been very clear that virtually all games going way back to Xbox will run on Xbox Series X. We're doing testing at the moment in Japan. "In terms of backwards compatibility, we're really leaning on the first-parties and their messaging in terms of what they're saying will and won't work. Speaking about the next generation of platforms, Lennart said that the Konami team aren't completely sure that PES 2021 would work on next-gen consoles. So there will be some Euro-related content happening in m圜lub, but also in matchday at a later stage." We also have the Euros added right from launch. That's something we will still run for PES 2021. Last year we introduced the Iconic Moment Series.
#EFOOTBALL PES 2022 SWITCH PRO#
Pro Evolution Soccer titles are normally kept up-to-date through updates called data packs, and as Lennart put it, this will be the case for PES 2021 as well: ", we will still release data pack updates with new content. " Whether there will be any tweaks in the future, I cannot comment on that right now." "The gameplay will be the same as PES 2020." said Lennart. Namely, according to the interview, the gameplay of PES 2021 will not be any different from that of its predecessor.
#EFOOTBALL PES 2022 SWITCH UPDATE#
With Konami shifting most of their Pro Evolution Soccer ambitions to the next generation of platforms, their announcement for the new(ish) current-gen PES game being a season update only was actually received quite well by the game's community.Īfter all, it's not exactly a frequent occurrence to see a sports game step away from the usual yearly release cycle in hopes of creating a proper title - one that is, ideally, worth its AAA price tag.īut, just what is this season update all about? Konami have announced some key information about the game, but thanks to a Eurogamer interview with Lennart Bobzien, the European brand manager for PES - we have learned a bunch of new things that are quite interesting to say the least.
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