Konami stopped releasing the classic soccer game series Pro Evolution Soccer (PES).

At the E3 2019 electronic entertainment fair taking place in Los Angeles, California, the United States, the publisher of the sports game Konami announced it officially stopped releasing the super classic PES football game series. This information is definitely not happy news for fans because this is an annual game released and received a lot of love from gamers.

Images of Messi in the game PES 2019

However, the publisher will instead launch a new football game titled eFootball: PES 2020. Accordingly, the game eFootball: PES 2020 will have big changes in the game mode Master League, AI and physics interaction in the game. The Master League will be completely revamped with a completely new management mechanism. The game will be more realistic with transfer fees, salaries, events and even the relationship between the manager and the player. As expected eFootball: PES 2020 will launch on September 10 here on three platforms PS4, Xbox One and PC via Steam.

Liverpool squad in the football game PES

During the past few years, the soccer game Pro Evolution Soccer was released regularly in September and is also a leading competitor of FIFA. The comparison between FIFA and PES is always made after each launch, which has created the motivation for the 2 publishers Konami and EA to jointly develop and come up with better products each year.

Up to now, the PES game series has been released for 18 years, in these 18 years, the first versions have had great success, typically on the Playstation system. You can see every corner of the university is covered by this football game, the concept of “PES stone” is too familiar and it completely surpasses FIFA. However, over time PES has gradually lost that position.

Players of the Barcelona club

The breakup of PES seems to have been the foreboding end, because in recent years PES has been underestimated from experts. In addition to the outstanding graphics, PES is gradually lagging in terms of gameplay and image copyright. The current top teams such as Manchester City, Real Madrid, MU, PSG, etc. are all FIFA partners respectively and in the latest FIFA 19 version most major clubs have cooperated, except for Barcelona. still belongs to PES 2019.