http://www.gamespot.com/news/6213081.html
Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer games have long been staple for fans of the beautiful game. Though its last incarnation on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 were less well received than its Electronic Arts competitor FIFA 2009, the Wii version of the game fared better, scoring favourable reviews.
Now, Konami has announced that PES 2010 will be coming to the Wii this Autumn alongside its 360 and PS3 counterparts, with the publisher abandoning last year’s staggered releases. The game will have a whole host of new features including improved graphics, player animation, and realism.
The gameplay has been significantly overhauled too, with a new game balance system. In addition to overall stamina players now have something Konami is calling "instantaneous stamina," which has been implemented to prevent unbeatable runs being used a tactic. Overzealous sprinting will have adverse affects on the on-screen players, and excessive use of sprinting will cause them to lose immediate control of the ball.
Konami has also introduced a new free kick system. Set pieces are viewed from the viewpoint of the kicker, and using the pointer system, gamers can target the ball, add swerve and addition pace to kicks. Players can also use the system to move goalkeepers earlier in matches against human opponents. Controls have been tightened to allow for more fine movements, and AI feints have been added allowing players to bypass defenders while dribbling.
The UEFA Champions League licence has also been secured for the game, and the game will feature Lional Messi and Fernando Torres on the box art. The licences also allow for "extensive additions" to the Master League in the game.
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So, I guess that means no more staggered releases, and good news for Wii owners
