Sunday, September 23, 2012
Free download Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) 2013 PC game full version, Crack, Patch, Update.
* Windows XP SP3, Vista SP2, 7
* Intel Pentium IV 2.4GHz or equivalent processor
* 1GB RAM
* 8GB free hard disk space
* 4x DVD-ROM Drive
* DirectX 9.0c compatible video card. 512 MB Pixel Shader 3.0
* DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
* DirectX 9.0c or higher (included on Disc)
* Multiplayer: TCP/IP 192 kbps or higher
* Windows compatible keyboard
RECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :
* Windows XP SP3, Vista SP2, 7
* Intel Core2 Duo 2.0GHz or equivalent processor
* 2GB RAM
* 8GB free hard disk space
* 8x DVD-ROM Drive
* DirectX 9.0c compatible video card. 1 GB Pixel Shader 4.0
* DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
* DirectX 9.0c or higher (included on Disc)
* Multiplayer: TCP/IP Broadband Internet connection
* Windows compatible USB Gamepad
SUPPORTED CHIPSETS :
* NVIDIA – GeForce GTX550Ti, GTX470, GTX285, 9800, 8800, 8600, 7950, 7900, 7800, 7300, 6800, 6600, 6200
* AMD/ATI – Radeon HD 6870, HD5850, HD5770, HD4870, HD4650, HD3870, HD2600, HD2400, X1900, X1650, X1600, X1300
* Intel – HD Graphics 2000, HD Graphics 3000
It may be necessary to update your hardware drivers before playing.
Laptop versions of these cards may work but are NOT supported.
Review :
Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 embraces the series' past to create a wonderfully technical and supremely satisfying game of football, is still a quality world football experience. The question for any gamer who cares enough to deliberate is: Is it better than FIFA 13? As an avid sports gamer, it is hard to play two different versions of the same sport. Most people generally pick the one they think is best, and that title becomes the version they play most. There is no question FIFA 13 will win the sales battle this year, but are those that don't give PES 2013 a look missing out?
Stadiums, Lighting and Environment
From a distance PES 2013 is quite attractive. The lighting effects accurately depict gloomy days on the pitch as well as bright and sunny ones. Since the most practical camera views are set away from the action, world football offers the most TV-style appeal of any sport in a video game. This is clearly a strong point here.
Bodies
The player models are solid down to varying sized calves and head shapes. Some of the players do appear a tad too short and squatty, but this is more of a stylistic preference than an actual issue. Nothing about the player models are ugly, there are just a few things that could be rendered better, pertaining to proportion.
Player Movement
In some instances the animations are a bit too choppy. The torsos seem to stay a bit too upright and stiff at all times, and a little variance in the sway of the player's arms while running could make the motions appear more natural. This isn't a major snafu, but it is noticeable during closeups, of which PES 2013 offers plenty. That said, the player models are at least at the level gamers would expect. There just isn't anything special that stands out here.
Faces
The faces of the players are done pretty well in most instances. I'm trying to keep the direct comparisons to FIFA to a minimum, but I must make note of the accuracy here. When the facial renders are nailed in Konami's title, it is eerily accurate. They feature solid complexions on all or most, but there are a few renders that simply don't look as much like their real life likeness. Here are few examples of face renders from the game:
As you can see the blemishes and marks were included, but the inconsistencies in accuracy can be seen as well. The Rooney and Silva images are a little off the mark, but Ronaldinho's image was spot-on.
It isn't that the imperfect renders make the players completely unrecognizable, it just isn't as accurate as it could be.
Ball Physics
This is an ever so slight issue with PES 2013. The ball still doesn't seem to have the life and bounce that it should. There are a few gameplay enhancements in this year's version that I'll get into on the next slide. Those should have impacted this aspect of the game more, but they did not. Because of that an issue, that kept the series lagging a bit, is still present.
Bottom Line Here
The highlight of this aspect is the lighting and stadium presentation. The combination makes for a few breathtaking moments during gameplay, but closer examination reveals a few small lags behind the competition.
Players are made especially to be recognized as well as the real players. Just like Zlatan Ibrahimovic who like to take a mid-air ball with his inside right foot towards the goal. Neymar also been re-engineered to reach real player similarities such as dribble with the ball between opponent's legs and take a sidestep before shooting.
From a distance PES 2013 is quite attractive. The lighting effects accurately depict gloomy days on the pitch as well as bright and sunny ones. Since the most practical camera views are set away from the action, world football offers the most TV-style appeal of any sport in a video game. This is clearly a strong point here.
Bodies
The player models are solid down to varying sized calves and head shapes. Some of the players do appear a tad too short and squatty, but this is more of a stylistic preference than an actual issue. Nothing about the player models are ugly, there are just a few things that could be rendered better, pertaining to proportion.
Player Movement
In some instances the animations are a bit too choppy. The torsos seem to stay a bit too upright and stiff at all times, and a little variance in the sway of the player's arms while running could make the motions appear more natural. This isn't a major snafu, but it is noticeable during closeups, of which PES 2013 offers plenty. That said, the player models are at least at the level gamers would expect. There just isn't anything special that stands out here.
Faces
The faces of the players are done pretty well in most instances. I'm trying to keep the direct comparisons to FIFA to a minimum, but I must make note of the accuracy here. When the facial renders are nailed in Konami's title, it is eerily accurate. They feature solid complexions on all or most, but there are a few renders that simply don't look as much like their real life likeness. Here are few examples of face renders from the game:
Ronaldinho
David Silva
Cristiano Ronaldo
Carlos Tevez
Wayne Rooney
As you can see the blemishes and marks were included, but the inconsistencies in accuracy can be seen as well. The Rooney and Silva images are a little off the mark, but Ronaldinho's image was spot-on.
It isn't that the imperfect renders make the players completely unrecognizable, it just isn't as accurate as it could be.
Ball Physics
This is an ever so slight issue with PES 2013. The ball still doesn't seem to have the life and bounce that it should. There are a few gameplay enhancements in this year's version that I'll get into on the next slide. Those should have impacted this aspect of the game more, but they did not. Because of that an issue, that kept the series lagging a bit, is still present.
Bottom Line Here
The highlight of this aspect is the lighting and stadium presentation. The combination makes for a few breathtaking moments during gameplay, but closer examination reveals a few small lags behind the competition.
GamePlay :
ProActive AIPlayers are made especially to be recognized as well as the real players. Just like Zlatan Ibrahimovic who like to take a mid-air ball with his inside right foot towards the goal. Neymar also been re-engineered to reach real player similarities such as dribble with the ball between opponent's legs and take a sidestep before shooting.
Enhanced Goalkeeper
Goalkeepers also enhanced such as new moves on how to handle a one-on-one situation, a knuckle ball and powerful shots. To increase the tempo of the counterattack, the goalkeeper's throw has been added powerbars to increase the distance of the balls thrown.
Goalkeepers also enhanced such as new moves on how to handle a one-on-one situation, a knuckle ball and powerful shots. To increase the tempo of the counterattack, the goalkeeper's throw has been added powerbars to increase the distance of the balls thrown.
Knuckleball freekicks
Knuckleball freekicks was already been available in the previous PES edition, but yet not been informed the commands. Press the shoot button and press it again when the freekick takers appearing his last step before shooting.
Knuckleball freekicks was already been available in the previous PES edition, but yet not been informed the commands. Press the shoot button and press it again when the freekick takers appearing his last step before shooting.
Full hand-control
PES 2013 had given players to make real win-win situation on controlling players. The full controls has upgraded and it has been more easier to control, jockey or wait other teammates as well making crazy skills and finishers.
PES 2013 had given players to make real win-win situation on controlling players. The full controls has upgraded and it has been more easier to control, jockey or wait other teammates as well making crazy skills and finishers.
Upgraded defence
The defence has been enhanced to make as in the formation when defending. Just when the defender win the ball, the defenders will run for midfield and make a perfect line for attacking just as same as in the lineups.
Narrow and wide flanks The wings will follow the strategy for go near the sidelines, run to the middle or sometimes past between defenders in time to avoid an offside.
The defence has been enhanced to make as in the formation when defending. Just when the defender win the ball, the defenders will run for midfield and make a perfect line for attacking just as same as in the lineups.
Narrow and wide flanks The wings will follow the strategy for go near the sidelines, run to the middle or sometimes past between defenders in time to avoid an offside.
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